Description
This 131-acre tract is being offered as five separate listings and includes a modern custom home built in 2001, a fully furnished 1910 farmhouse, and multiple accessory farm buildings. Located in the Westfield community of Stokes County, North Carolina, this property offers peaceful country living in a beautiful rural setting.
The land features a scenic mix of open hay fields, fenced pasture, mature hardwood and pine forests, and water features including a small pond on Lot 11, small streams on Lots 1, 3, and 11, and Marshall Creek frontage on Lot 1. This diverse landscape is ideal for livestock, horses, hobby farming, recreation, or simply enjoying the outdoors.
The farmhouse is a 4-bedroom, 2,933 square foot, two-story home built in 1910. The main residence is a 3-bedroom, 4,365 square foot, two-story home with a basement, built in 2001. Both homes are served by septic and well, and power and fiber internet are available.
The property offers privacy, open space, and a true rural setting. Lots 1, 2 and 12 feature paved public road frontage, and the remaining lots are served by a paved shared private driveway with Road Maintenance Agreement in place. There is no homeowner’s association, but protective covenants to be added to maintain aesthetics and road maintenance. Low county 0.7% property taxes. The property is also enrolled in Present Use Value, which may be transferable to qualifying lots.
Accessory farm buildings on certain lots provide excellent space for storage, equipment, or livestock use. The main residence includes a main-level primary suite, open floor plan, great room, screened porch, two-car attached garage, finished walk-out basement, wormy chestnut floors, gas appliances, whole-house generator, detached three-car garage, dog lot, chicken coop, stables, and fenced pasture.
This property offers the perfect balance of rural serenity and convenient access to nearby towns and attractions, including approximately 18 minutes to Stuart, Virginia, 20 minutes to Pilot Mountain, North Carolina, and 38 minutes to Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Ideal for those seeking a country homestead, mini-farm, or investment tract in the heart of North Carolina’s foothills.
Restrictive Covenants (lots 3, 11 & 12 only) & Road Maintenance Agreement (lots 3, 11, 12 & House Tract)
Here is a plain-language summary of the key restrictions and rules from this Declaration (filed June 9, 2026 in Stokes County, NC). Note: The 1019 George Road “House Tract” is only subject to the road maintenance section below — not the use restrictions below. Older use restrictions for 1019 George Road “House Tract” are attached below.
Private Road (Shared Driveway)
- All four tract owners share a 60-foot-wide private driveway connecting to George Road. The road is not maintained by NCDOT — owners are responsible.
- Each owner gets one vote on road maintenance decisions.
- Routine repairs (potholes, grading, drainage) require 2 of 4 owner votes.
- Major improvements (repaving, reconstruction, widening) require 3 of 4 owner votes.
- Costs are split equally — each tract pays 25%.
- A treasurer is elected by owners to manage a dedicated road maintenance account.
- Any project over $1,000 requires at least 3 competitive bids.
- Unpaid assessments become a lien against the non-paying owner’s property.
- No vehicles or objects may be parked or left within the private road right-of-way.
- If a heavy vehicle (construction truck, logging equipment, etc.) causes extra road damage, that owner pays for the damage.
Building & Structure Rules
- No subdividing lots further.
- Only one single-family home per lot — plus typical accessory buildings (garages, barns, sheds, workshops, stables, poultry houses).
- Mobile homes and “kit built” homes are prohibited. Modular homes are allowed only if they meet NC Building Code, sit on a full foundation, meet minimum size requirements, and match the neighborhood’s appearance.
- Minimum home size: 1,800 sq. ft. heated for a one-story; 2,500 sq. ft. for 1.5- or 2-story homes (porches and garages don’t count).
- All structures must be set back at least 75 feet from the centerline of the private road and 15 feet from side and rear property lines.
- No temporary structures, RVs, campers, or tents used as living spaces. RVs/campers may be parked or stored on the lot but not occupied as residences.
- Up to one Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU/granny flat) is allowed per lot, located behind the primary home.
Rentals
- No short-term (daily or weekly) rentals of the main home unless it is an ADU or apartment above a garage — and in those cases, the owner must live on the property during the rental.
- The entire property may be rented for up to 24 months if the owner temporarily relocates for work or personal reasons.
Fences
- Fences must be no taller than 6 feet and kept in good repair.
- Decorative fencing must be located behind the back corner of the house — not visible from the road within 75 feet of the road centerline.
- Agricultural fencing is allowed anywhere on the property as long as it doesn’t encroach on the road right-of-way and serves a genuine agricultural purpose.
Vehicles & Junk
- No car sales, used car storage, or junk vehicles on any lot.
- No tractor-trailers parked on lots (except briefly for loading/unloading household goods).
- Commercial service vehicles (work vans, trucks with business logos) may be parked in driveways if used for an allowed home business.
- No accumulation of trash, garbage, or construction debris.
Land Use
- Property is for residential and agricultural use only.
- Home-based businesses are allowed if the owner lives there, there are no retail sales on-site, no heavy manufacturing, and it doesn’t generate excessive traffic, noise, or odors.
- No third-party or tenant-operated businesses or co-working spaces.
- Farming, livestock, gardening, hay production, and forestry are expressly permitted. Animals must not create excessive odor, noise, or unsanitary conditions.
- Roosters must be kept behind the house or within a fenced agricultural area — not near the road.
Utilities & Antennas
- All new utility lines must be underground (unless the utility company requires overhead).
- No oversized satellite dishes, CB/radio antennas, or TV antennas visible from the private road. Standard DirecTV/Dish-sized dishes are fine.
Lighting & Solar
- No permanent colored or decorative lights on the front of structures or visible from the road. Rear patio/deck lighting is allowed if it’s not excessively bright.
- Neutral accent lighting (white, warm white, soft amber) on architectural features is permitted.
- Solar panels may not be visible from the private road unless there is no other reasonable placement or a majority of owners approve.
Signs
- Political signs: one per lot, max 18″x24″, temporary only, removed within 7 days after the election.
- US flag display is allowed without approval up to 48″x72″.
Easements
- A 15-foot utility easement runs along all property lines for utility lines, drainage, and ditches.
Duration & Changes
- These restrictions run with the land for 30 years, then automatically renew in 10-year increments unless all 4 owners vote to terminate.
- Most restrictions can be amended by a 3 of 4 owner vote. A few key provisions (road voting thresholds, duration, applicability to the House Tract) require all 4 owners to agree.
- Violations can be enforced in court, and the prevailing party can recover attorney’s fees.
Property Videos
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Lots Video
1019 George Road House Video
Uses
Single Family Residential, Farm, Recreation
Lot Information & Price
| Status | Size (acres ±) | Price | Lot # |
| Available | 74.993 | $1,350,000 | Multiple |
| Under Contract | 21.852 | $650,000 | 1 & 2 |
| Closed | 10.49 | $135,000 | 3 |
| Available | 12.885 | $159,000 | 11 |
| Available | 10.862 | $145,000 | 12 |
Property Features
- Small pond (lot 11)
- Small streams (all but 12)
- Marshall Creek Frontage (main residence tract only)
- Farmhouse: 4 bedroom, 2,933ft² 2 story, built 1910 (lots 1 & 2)
- Main Residence: 3 bedroom, 4,365ft² 2 story w/basement built in 2001
- Power & Fiber
- Homes on septic & well
- Accessory farm buildings (certain lots only)
- Paved public road frontage (certain lots only)
- No homeowner’s association
- Protective Covenants
- Shared Road Maintenance Agreement (RMA)
- Low County property taxes
- Property enrolled in Present Use Value (transferable to qualifying lots)
Distances
- 13 minutes to Westfield, NC
- 18 minutes to Stuart, Virginia
- 20 minutes to Pilot Mountain, NC
- 25 minutes to Pilot Mountain State Park
- 28 minutes to Mount Airy, NC
- 38 minutes to Winston Salem, NC
Property Maps & Attachments (click to access)
- Aerial Map
- Topo Map
- Location Map
- Google Map
- Form 220
- Mineral Oil Gas Rights Disclosure
- Vacant Land Disclosure
- 6071 NC 89 Hwy RPD
- 6071 NC 89 HWY LBP Addendum
- 6071 Floorplan
- 6071 Heated Squarefeet
- Lots 11 & 12 2026 Soils Evaluation Report
- Lots 11 & 12 2026 Soils Evaluation Report’s Map
- 1019 George Floorplan
- 1019 Heated Squarefeet
- 1019 George Septic Permit
- Old Survey
- Declaration of Restrictions (lots 3, 11 & 12) & RMA
- Deed Restrictions for 1019 George Road (“House Tract” only)
Directions & Coordinates
From Horseshoe Road, turn onto George Road and continue 1.0 miles and entrance to private paved driveway that serves lots 1, 3, 11 & 12 will be on right. Access lot 2’s Farmhouse from NC 89 Highway. Use interactive map (link above) from your smartphone in order to navigate the lot with the Land ID App. You must download the LandID (free) app on your smartphone in order to see yourself on the map
GPS Coordinates 36.498, -80.3263
Property Photographs
Lot 1 Pictures
Lot 2 Pictures
Lot 3 Pictures
Lot 11 Pictures
Lot 12 Pictures
Contact
JOHN SHIPLEY
336-497-0749 (office)
info@theshipleyco.com
DISCLAIMER:
Information taken from reliable sources and thought to be correct. Potential buyers should perform their own due diligence and verify all information.
5 lots 131 acres 2 houses Stokes Co, NC