362 Haws Run Road

Escape the ordinary and discover your own private woodland retreat! Tucked away among towering trees in Jacksonville, NC, this charming cabin sits on nearly an acre of fenced-in property, offering a rare opportunity to enjoy the beauty, privacy, and tranquility of a true countryside escape. With the rustic character of a traditional hunting lodge and the peaceful setting of a secluded hideaway, this property is an outdoor enthusiast's dream! From the moment you arrive, you'll feel as though you've entered another world, far removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Inside, warm knotty pine accents and a wood-burning fireplace create that cozy, authentic cabin atmosphere that's becoming harder to find. The beautiful screened-in porch invites you to slow down, sip your morning coffee, listen to the sounds of nature, and take in the peaceful wooded surroundings. Imagine crisp autumn mornings, quiet evenings by the fire, and the simple pleasure of having your own little escape tucked among the trees. With nearly an acre to enjoy and a fenced-in yard, there's room to embrace the outdoors, while a brand-new shed provides additional storage for tools, outdoor equipment, and all your weekend adventure essentials! Thoughtful updates, including a new heat pump system, new water heater, and fresh interior paint, offer modern comfort without sacrificing the home's rustic charm. And the best part? NO CITY TAXES! While this property feels worlds away, you're still conveniently located near Camp Lejeune, within easy reach of the beautiful Carolina beaches, and just a short trip from hardware stores, shopping, restaurants, and everyday essentials. It's the perfect balance of peaceful seclusion and everyday convenience! Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast searching for a hunting-lodge-inspired retreat, a weekend hideaway, or a full-time sanctuary, this special property offers something truly priceless: the feeling of getting away from it all without ever leaving home. Why settle for an ordinary home when you can have your very own private escape?