Terri Perry

$450,000

5.87 Acres

Clayton, North Carolina, 27520

Exceptional opportunity to acquire approximately 5.87 acres with strong townhome development potential in the heart of Downtown Clayton.The offering consists of two parcels: 515 Central Street (0.84 acres ±), which includes an abandoned/condemned home, and Lot 2 Hillcrest Circle (5.03 acres ±). The property offers road frontage and access to city water and sewer, with sewer infrastructure already in place, making it an attractive candidate for residential development.Lot 2 Hillcrest Circle is zoned RHD (Residential High Density), while 515 Central Street is zoned RLL (Residential Large Lot), providing flexibility for future planning and development. Ideally situated just off Main Street, the property enjoys convenient access to Downtown Clayton's restaurants, shops, entertainment, and amenities, as well as Business Highway 70 for easy commuting throughout the Triangle region.Rarely does a development tract of this size and location become available within Clayton's thriving downtown area. Builders and developers should explore the potential for a high-demand residential community in one of Johnston County's fastest-growing markets.

$249,900

7.9 Acres

Zebulon, North Carolina, 27597

Look No More! This homesite is THE ONE! Horses allowed, gorgeous landscape, and NO HOA!A rare opportunity for custom builders or discerning buyers seeking acreage, privacy, and natural beauty in one of Wake County's most desirable emerging locations. Located adjacent to the proposed Little River Nature Preserve, this 7.9-acre residential home site is in the highly coveted area of Zebulon in Wake County, just 20 minutes from downtown Raleigh.Ideally situated at the very back of Standing Pine Lane for greater seclusion. Mature hardwoods and a 25' Tree Protection Area on all outside borders of this parcel enhance the privacy of this gorgeous home site. Gently flowing creeks wind through the landscape, creating a serene setting and enhancing the property's natural charm.A survey is provided along with soil work to ensure a smooth building process. Electricity is located at Standing Pine Lane. A private road maintenance agreement and limited restrictive covenants ensure quality and preserve the area's charm.