How many acres and are horses allowed?
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The lot size on that listing says .92 acres. In North Carolina, a minimum of one full acre of pasture land is required per horse. If the land is in a subdivision and meets the minimum size requirements, you would also need to make sure the subdivision allows horses. Find out more about horse properties in North Carolina here:
http://activerain.com/blogsview/683742/How-to-Find-Land
You can ask any agent to search for all properties within your specifications that are noted as horse properties.
Good luck!
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