Land for Sale in Franklin County, NC

Land for sale in Franklin County, NC:

Peaceful, quiet and away from the Noises of the City! Want to hear the birds? See the Stars? Hear the sounds of nature? Come on In to this small private community of only 4 custom homes. . 2.68 acres overlooking private pond with dock. HOA $2000 annually coverssecurity gate, road maint. , pond maint. dumpster, mowing common areas. Bring your own Builder (must be approved) Wooded and cleared areas, gentle slope to pond. Beautiful setting for your vision.

Land for sale in Franklin County, NC:

Imagine building your dream home on this beautiful 6+ acre property in Franklin County, offering the perfect blend of privacy, space, and convenience. The land is already partially cleared for a homesite, and soil work has been completed! This gorgeous lot is ready for a 4 bedroom masterpiece, helping make the path to building that much easier. Enjoy the quiet, peaceful setting with room to spread out, garden, explore, or simply relax and take in the surroundings. All of this while still being within convenient reach of Louisburg, Youngsville, Wake Forest, Raleigh, and the growing, vibrant downtown Franklinton. A wonderful opportunity to create the home and lifestyle you've been envisioning

Land for sale in Franklin County, NC:

8+ Acres of Land Ready for your Dream House! Country living with lots of privacy with space for gardens, outbuildings, and farm animals. NO HOAs!

Land for sale in Franklin County, NC:

15.81 acres for sale in Franklin County, NC. The property features 4.3 acres of cleared land currently used for hay, frontage along Laurel Mill-Centerville Road, a water well, electricity and mature pine and mixed hardwood timber. The topography ranges from flat in the open land to gently sloping in the wooded area. A 45 access easement and gravel road runs along the northern part of the western boundary. Two older trailers and a storage shed are located on the front of the property. There is likely a septic system that was used for the trailer, but the county does not have the permit (they do not retain older permits). The land could be used for a primary home, small farm, hunting and rec