Nearly 59 wooded acres in Franklin County, 58.69 per county tax records, zoned R-30, with paved road frontage on both Thomas Arnold Road and Carlyle Road. Thomas Arnold Road runs through the property and splits it into two sections. The west section is approximately 7.9 acres at the corner of Thomas Arnold Road and Carlyle Road, and county GIS shows it almost entirely outside the mapped flood zone. The east section is approximately 49.9 acres with frontage on Thomas Arnold Road. Starting at the road, it has approximately 12.3 acres of woods outside the flood zone, then a stream and its floodplain, then a private block of approximately 32.5 acres outside the flood zone and set well back from the road. The floodplain along the stream is mapped as FEMA Zone AE. R-30 is a low-density residential district that permits single-family homes, and established neighborhoods are nearby. The land is second-growth woodland with no structures. Public water and sewer are not known to be available, so plan on a private well and septic system. Buyer to verify. The property is currently enrolled in the forestry Present Use Value tax program. Located close to US-64 in the Zebulon area, minutes from Zebulon dining and shopping, including Southland Steakhouse, McLean's Ole Time Cafe, The Creative Cup, Norse Brewing Longhouse, and Carlie C's IGA. A strong fit for a small developer, a builder, a land investor, or a buyer seeking a private homesite with room to spread out. Section acreages are GIS estimates and total acreage is per county tax records. No recent survey or soil evaluation is on file. Buyer to verify zoning, subdivision requirements, flood zone, and septic suitability.
Data last updated Sept. 17, 2026, 7:22 p.m.. Properties in listings may have been sold or may no longer be available.
