Alamance Hills 5 streams and a creek pasture

This meadow view, creek frontage, and agricultural hunting property is incredibly diverse. The 30 acres of pasture are begging for equestrian use. (or cattle, or sheep...). Homesites built in these hay fields could overlook the major creek fed by 5 minor streams. 60 of 90 acres are protected and designed to clean water going into the public watershed. 16 species of hardwood trees native to the region have been planted to filter water and restore the property to its native state. There are permanent wetland mitigation, Restoration, Preservation, and Nutrient Buffer areas established to maintain the ecological integrity of wetlands by replacing or improving lost functions like water filtration, flood control, and wildlife habitat. These areas may not be timbered or accessed via mechanized vehicle. Walking or Horses is fine. The topography and water features of this would provide an incredible equestrian site. Also, the extant pasture grass/hay fields should be grazed by some livestock like cattle, sheep, or horses. 30 acres are hay/pasture that are unencumbered. Located just 40 minutes from Greensboro or Durham, NC.