Three-Bedroom Manufactured Home on Approximately 2.60 Acres with Creek – Bessemer City, NC – $289,000

Property Overview

Set across approximately 2.60 acres in Bessemer City, this updated three-bedroom, two-bath manufactured home combines generous level yard areas, mature trees, a creek, and inviting outdoor living with a series of thoughtful interior improvements.

The home was built in 1998 and offers 1,385 square feet of finished living space on one level. The property is being offered together with the adjoining parcel at 5123 Pine Springs Drive, creating two parcels connected by a circular asphalt driveway. The adjoining parcel includes its own well and septic system.

A three-section front porch extends across the length of the home, with an elevated screened center section and open sections on either side. New vinyl siding provides an updated exterior, while the level cleared and wooded portions of the property offer a mix of open lawn and mature trees. A storage shed provides additional outdoor storage.

Interior Features

The living room is anchored by a propane fireplace and features large windows overlooking the surrounding property. Built-in features, in-wall surround sound, insulated windows, storm doors, and a wired security system add to the home’s functionality.

The kitchen features new granite countertops and brand-new stainless steel appliances, including a French-door refrigerator with ice maker, electric oven, dishwasher, electric cooktop, and exhaust fan. The main level also includes the dining area, laundry room, three bedrooms, and two full bathrooms.

The primary bathroom has been upgraded with a walk-in shower finished with floor-to-ceiling tile, dual shower heads, an updated vanity, and updated fixtures. The second full bathroom also features new granite.

Interior flooring includes carpet, tile, and vinyl. Heating is provided by a heat pump, with central air and ceiling fans for cooling.

Exterior, Land & Parking

The approximately 2.60-acre property includes cleared, level, paved, and wooded areas along with mature trees and a creek. Expansive level yard areas provide usable outdoor space, while the front porch creates multiple covered and screened areas for outdoor use.

Parking includes a three-space detached carport and a circular asphalt driveway. The property also includes a shed and a crawl-space foundation.

Utilities & Property Infrastructure

The property has a private well and installed septic system. The adjoining parcel included with the property has its own well and septic system. The city maintains public water, sewer, and natural-gas infrastructure in Bessemer City, although those city services should not be confused with the private well and septic systems serving this property.

The property is located in the Pine Springs subdivision and is identified by parcel number 163234, with additional parcel 163236 included.

Buyer Area Research

Area Overview

Bessemer City is a Gaston County community in western North Carolina. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates the city’s population at 5,834 as of July 1, 2025, compared with a 2020 Census population of 5,428. The city’s population estimate increased 7.5% from the 2020 estimates base to July 2025.

Bessemer City is positioned in the Charlotte region and sits north of Interstate 85. An NCDOT pedestrian-planning document describes the city as being at the crossroads of State Roads 275, 274, and 161, with regional connections toward Gastonia, Kings Mountain, Shelby, and Charlotte.

Safety & Crime

For city-level 2024 reported crime, North Carolina’s State Bureau of Investigation lists 111 index offenses for Bessemer City. The reported total included 26 violent offenses and 85 property offenses. The 2024 agency-level figures include 5 murders, 4 rapes, 2 robberies, 15 aggravated assaults, 35 burglaries, 44 larceny offenses, and 6 motor-vehicle thefts.

These figures describe reported offenses for the city as a whole and are not a property-specific safety assessment.

Schools & Education

Gaston County Schools operates Bessemer City-area public schools, including Bessemer City Central Elementary, Bessemer City Middle School, and Bessemer City High School. Nearby schools include these facilities, but proximity alone does not establish attendance assignment for this property. Buyers should verify current enrollment boundaries directly with Gaston County Schools.

Bessemer City Middle School offers academic programs, high-school-credit opportunities, clubs, arts programs, and athletics. Bessemer City High School offers Advanced Placement courses, Career and Technical Education options, and other academic pathways.

Healthcare & Hospitals

Regional medical care is available through CaroMont Health facilities in the surrounding Gaston County area. CaroMont Regional Medical Center in Gastonia operates a 24-hour emergency department and is a Level III trauma center. CaroMont also operates emergency departments in Belmont and Mount Holly.

Housing Market History

Current market data provides useful context for Bessemer City, although a complete five-year annual comparable series was not available in the accessible current market pages. Zillow’s Bessemer City Home Values Index reported a typical home value of $238,608 as of August 31, 2026, with a 1-year change of 1.0%. Redfin reported a median sale price of $252,833 for the three months ending August 2026, up 1.4% year over year.

Transportation & Access

Bessemer City has regional road connections through State Roads 274, 275, and 161, with Interstate 85 serving as a major regional transportation corridor nearby. The city’s NCDOT pedestrian-planning material also identifies connections toward Gastonia, Kings Mountain, Shelby, and Charlotte.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Everyday shopping and pharmacy services are available within Bessemer City. The Gaston County WIC vendor directory lists Ingles at 1205 Gastonia Highway and CVS Pharmacy at 902 Gastonia Highway in Bessemer City. These provide examples of grocery and pharmacy services within the local community.

Parks & Recreation

Bessemer City maintains a range of recreational facilities. Stinger Park is a 40-acre recreation destination with baseball and softball fields, multipurpose soccer and football fields, tennis and pickleball courts, playgrounds, walking trails, picnic areas, and a seasonal splash pad.

Bessemer City Park provides more than 17 acres of greenspace near downtown and includes tennis and pickleball facilities, a walking trail connected to the Carolina Thread Trail System, a playground, and picnic space. The city also identifies Crowders Mountain State Park as a nearby regional recreation destination offering hiking, fishing, boating, camping, rock climbing, and picnic areas.

Utilities & Connectivity

Bessemer City’s Public Works Department operates water, wastewater, streets and maintenance, and natural-gas divisions. The city maintains public water infrastructure and provides water and sewer services within its service system. This property, however, is specifically identified with a private well and septic system, so area-level municipal utility availability should not be treated as confirmation of service to the property.

Spectrum lists internet service in Bessemer City with plans marketed at speeds up to 1 Gig. Actual availability and service levels at 5119 Pine Springs Drive should be confirmed directly with the provider before closing.

Development & Planning

Bessemer City maintains a public list of development projects and planning matters. Current city materials identify several projects as proposed or under planning review, including a proposed 91-townhome Brookline project, a proposed residential community of up to 168 homes off Costner School Road, the proposed Edgewood85 Commerce Park, and the proposed Hidden Valley project with 38 single-family detached residential units under CD 01-2026.

These projects are identified by the city as development proposals or planning matters and should not be interpreted as guaranteed future construction or as a prediction of their effect on individual property values.

Property Summary