Fifteen acres. A pond. A creek. Woods all around. And the kind of quiet that makes you stop on the porch before you even unlock the door. This property gives you room to actually use the land, whether that means a few horses, a small herd of goats or cows, a flock of chickens, or a garden big enough to feed the whole family. Some of the pasture bordering the creek sits in a flood zone, so no additional home can be built there, but it is wide open for grazing, growing, or just letting the kids run. The remaining acreage carries the home, a storage shed, a tractor shed, and a charming outbuilding with options of its own: she-shed, studio, office, or homeschool space. The all-brick ranch home sits up on a hill with a pond view and horses (or your choice of animal) grazing below. Inside, six-inch pine floors, tongue-and-groove ceilings, and a brick fireplace anchor the open living area. Two spacious bedrooms, two full baths, a sunroom, and an oversized laundry room round out the layout. The big-ticket items are already done: new HVAC (2024), new well (2025), a roof under five years old, updated stainless appliances, and a recently pumped septic. The oversized 15x27 garage adds workshop space or conversion potential. No roads in sight, yet downtown Angier is less than two miles away, Fuquay-Varina is under six, and Raleigh is an easy commute. The land and home are separate parcels but sell together only. Peace. Privacy. Possibility. Whether you call it a homestead or just home, come see what fifteen acres can become.