For those who wish to live on or purchase protected property, becoming a conservation buyer might be an ideal option. Conservation buyers fill a unique niche when the Conservancy finds a special property for which state grants are not available or funding is more difficult to secure. In these cases, an individual agrees to purchase
the property and protect it permanently with a conservation easement. Although this is just one of the conservation tools the Conservancy employs, it's an especially important one as property values increase and state funding sources for land conservation become more uncertain.

The Conservancy currently has these properties available for
sale to conservation buyers:

The White Property offers conservation-minded buyers who want to leave a permanent legacy an opportunity to own a scenic 40-acre homeplace in Huntersville, North Carolina. Located within close driving distance of Davidson and Charlotte, it is located off Davidson-Concord Road southeast of Davidson, in Mecklenburg County. The property consists of 40 acres of mature hardwood forests allowing for one home site.

The Moore Property offers conservation-minded buyers who want to leave a permanent legacy an opportunity to own a scenic 18-acre homeplace in Stanley, North Carolina. Located within close driving distance of Spencer Mountain and Charlotte, it is located off Upper Spencer Mountain Road along Hoyle Creek in Gaston County. The property consists of 18 acres of mature hardwood forests allowing for one home site.