Home Developer in Wayne, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Cameron Mitchell Homes, Inc.

Home Developer

Pikeville, NC

Cameron Mitchell Homes builds custom homes on owner-provided lots across seven Eastern North Carolina counties with more than 20 years of experience.

  • Homeowners who already own land
  • Custom home construction in Johnston, Wilson, Wayne, Greene, Lenoir, Duplin, or Sampson County
  • Homeowners needing a site evaluation before construction

Drake Estates - Smith Douglas

Home Developer

Goldsboro, NC

Drake Estates - Smith Douglas is a 127-homesite Goldsboro community near Seymour Johnson Air Force Base with ranch and two-story designs, but it is sold out.

  • buyers seeking a Goldsboro new-home community near Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
  • buyers interested in ranch or two-story homes with open-concept layouts
  • buyers seeking 3- to 5-bedroom homes with two-car garages

Planters Ridge Subdivision

Home Developer

Pikeville, NC

  • New-home buyers seeking properties in Fremont, Pikeville, or Princeton
  • Buyers comparing multiple residential floor plans
  • Customers seeking custom or speculative home construction

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FAQ

How much does a new home cost in Wayne County?

These listings do not provide base prices or completed-home budgets. Request a written estimate that separates the home, site work, utilities, permits, allowances, and upgrades.

What should I check before building on my own lot?

Confirm the lot's access, utilities, septic or sewer feasibility, drainage, and zoning before choosing a plan. Cameron Mitchell Homes offers no-obligation site visits and land evaluation for owned lots.

How long does a custom home take to build?

The listings do not state construction timelines. Ask each builder for the current design, permitting, start, and completion schedule, especially if the lot needs site or utility work.

Do these companies handle emergency home repairs?

No. Planters Ridge specifically says it does not handle emergency repairs, existing-home maintenance, or remodeling; the listed businesses focus on new-home construction and development.

What licensing or local approvals should I verify?

Planters Ridge identifies North Carolina General Contractor licenses for its builders. The listings do not specify Wayne County permits or zoning requirements, so verify those with the county and confirm the builder's current license before signing.