Durham, NC Recently Sold Recreational Land, Undeveloped Land

In the 16th century, two Native American tribes the Eno and the Occaneechi, related to the Sioux lived and farmed on the land now known as Durham, North Carolina. Durham is thought to be the site of an ancient Native American village named Adshusheer

(11) Tax parcels, showing (19) lots on recorded Plat. Durham County Plat Book 40 Page 33. Seller stated lots were combined by county as it was their opinion they were unbuildable with the current topo. Property was subdivided in 1959, predating ordin

Future land use plan is medium density of 6-12 units per acre. Minimum price per acre set at $125k. Public water already on site and sewer is close by. Quick access to 54, 501 and minutes to downtown Chapel Hill. New townhome community and Creekside

Nice, flat lot of 1.48 acres located directly South and right next to Creekside Elementary school. Future land use is higher density of 6+ units per acre. Fantastic location minutes from I40 access near corner of Farrington and Ephesus Church Roads.