Homes on 1+ acre for sale in Rose Hill, NC

Homes sitting on an acre or more.

2

For sale now

$522,450

Middle asking price

$218/sq ft

$267,450

Middle sale price

8 sold, last 12 mo

95.9%

Of first asking price

what sellers received

18

Days on market

typical, last 12 mo

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There are 2 homes on 1+ acre for sale in Rose Hill, NC right now, with a middle asking price of $522,450 (from $364,900 to $680,000). Another 2 are under contract.

Over the last 12 months, 8 sold at a middle price of $267,450, typically for 95.9% of the first asking price after about 18 days on the market.

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  • $300K–$500K1
  • $500K–$750K1
  • $750K–$1M0
  • $1M+0

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How many homes on 1+ acre are for sale in Rose Hill, NC?

There are 2 homes on 1+ acre for sale in Rose Hill, NC right now, with a middle asking price of $522,450 (from $364,900 to $680,000). Another 2 are under contract.

What do homes on 1+ acre cost in Rose Hill, NC?

The middle asking price is $522,450, about $218 per square foot for a typical 2,391 sq ft. $300K–$500K: 1; $500K–$750K: 1.

What did homes on 1+ acre sell for in Rose Hill, NC last year?

Over the last 12 months, 8 sold at a middle price of $267,450, typically for 95.9% of the first asking price after about 18 days on the market.

How fast do homes on 1+ acre sell in Rose Hill, NC?

Over the last year they typically sold in about 18 days, at 95.9% of the first asking price.

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Figures are computed live from MLS listing data for Rose Hill, NC, acreage only. Middle = median. Listing data is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.