Sykes Road, Lot#WP01 , Louisburg, NC 27549(Franklin County)

This property is located in the sought after Southern side of the county. With 9+/- acres of tillable acres,  and 19+/- acres of assorted timber and mature timber, this parcel is ready for an outdoors man's new home site or mini farm! This parcel of land is located directly north of Lake Royale. 64 Highway is within five minutes from this property and convenient to Rolesville and Raleigh North Carolina. Land for sale in this part of Franklin County is scarce and getting harder to find. This land is a portion of an old home site and its roots run deep! This property is loaded with big and small game. The Whitetail Deer population is thick and the Eastern Turkeys are plentiful.  The timber is primarily scattered pines last cut approximately twenty- five to thirty years ago. This timber is ripe! There are assorted hardwoods mixed in throughout the property. There are multiple locations on this property that would serve as the site of a dream home. Seller will also subdivide into lots which are also listed separately on our website.  There is an old barn and old homesite located on the farm and you can see the deep history of this farm in the area.  With old homesites come huge oak trees that stand awaiting a new dream home being built to continue the life of this amazing little farm.  Call us today and schedule your private showing.

Property Features:

- Amazing mixture of timber and tillable acres

- Several possible homesites

- Minutes from Zebulon and Louisburg

- Convenient to Raleigh, Rocky Mount and Wilson

- Centrally located in the southern part of the county

- Over 2500 +/- feet of total road frontage

- Minutes to Tar River

- NOTE- a survey will need to be completed for exact acreage, buyer responsible for survey cost

- NOTE-There is an easement that runs down the eastern property line to homes located behind this farm

- NOTE- there is a small graveyard located on the farm that is fenced in, sellers will retain ownership of this graveyard, seller will pay to have graveyard surveyed and will need a perpetual easement from new owners