Build the home you've always envisioned on this exceptional 1.6-acre homesite in the highly desirable gated community of Seven Lakes West. Located on Longleaf Drive, this beautifully wooded property offers a generous building envelope, outstanding privacy, and the perfect setting for a custom home surrounded by the natural beauty of North Carolina's Sandhills.
Whether you're dreaming of a private retreat, a luxury primary residence, or a weekend escape, this oversized lot provides the space and flexibility to bring your vision to life. Towering pines and mature hardwoods create a peaceful setting, while the expansive acreage offers a rare sense of seclusion without sacrificing convenience.
Ownership in Seven Lakes West includes exclusive access to the pristine 1,000-acre Lake Auman, widely recognized as one of North Carolina's premier private lakes. Spend your days boating, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, or simply enjoying the beauty of crystal-clear waters just minutes from your doorstep.
Beyond the lake, residents enjoy an impressive array of resort-style amenities, including Johnson Point Marina, sandy swimming beaches, boat launches, a community pool, pickleball, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, scenic gathering areas, boat and RV storage, and a vibrant community center.
A full calendar of social events, clubs, and activities creates a welcoming atmosphere and strong sense of community. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate being just minutes from the world-famous Pinehurst golf courses, while nearby dining, shopping, fitness facilities, and additional golf and pickleball venues provide endless opportunities for recreation and entertainment.
Located within the highly regarded West End School District, this remarkable homesite offers the perfect blend of privacy, natural beauty, and an unmatched lifestyle. Large homesites in Seven Lakes West are becoming increasingly difficult to find--don't miss this opportunity to secure your place in one of Moore County's most sought-after lake and golf communities.
