75,000 people are distributed over the 698 square miles that make up the County of Moore, a part of the state of North Carolina. Occupying land that was once settled by native Sioux Indians, Moore County, North Carolina was formed from parts of neighboring Cumberland County in 1783.

Named after the legendary civil war Captain and former Supreme Court judge, Alfred Moore of Brunswick, Moore County, North Carolina was originally populated by immigrants from England, Scotland and Germany, who came to America to seek a better quality of life. Located in the Southern region of the state, Moore County, North Carolina is split into ten townships and boarders a number of counties including Cumberland, Hoke and Harnett counties.

Major towns in Moore County, North Carolina include Carthage, which is the county seat and Pinehurst. Property prices vary throughout the county. Opportunities exist to buy land for as little as $10,000, although this depends on the area. House prices can be as low as $5,000, but are generally in the mid $100,000-$250,000 range.

Recreational opportunities in the County are plentiful and there are many award winning golf courses in the area. Education is well taken care of in the County and schools in Moore County, North Carolina always perform well.

With plenty of scope for opportunity in the right areas, Moore County, North Carolina might just be the place for you!