Welcome to Thomas Arnold Road in Franklin County, where 58.69 acres of second-growth woodland stretch across both sides of a paved country road just outside Zebulon. Acreage at this scale, with paved frontage on both Thomas Arnold Road and Carlyle Road, does not come open often in the Zebulon area. Thomas Arnold

Road runs through the property and divides it into two distinct sections. The west section holds 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 holds approximately 49.9 acres with frontage on Thomas Arnold Road. Starting at the road, it offers approximately 12.3 acres of woods outside the flood zone, then a stream and its floodplain, mapped as FEMA Zone AE, then a private block of approximately 32.5 acres outside the flood zone and set well back from the road. The land is zoned R-30, a low-density residential district that permits single-family homes, with established neighborhoods nearby. There are no structures on the property, and it is currently enrolled in the forestry Present Use Value tax program. Public water and sewer are not known to be available, so plan on a private well and septic system, and buyer to verify.

The setting is rural, yet the conveniences of Zebulon sit minutes away. Downtown Zebulon pours morning coffee at The Creative Cup and Branches Coffee Co. on North Arendell Avenue, and Norse Brewing Longhouse serves burgers and house-brewed beer a few doors down. McLean's Ole Time Cafe on West Gannon Avenue and Southland Steakhouse on Shepard School Road rank among Zebulon's most reviewed and best rated restaurants, and Rustic Roots in nearby Bunn serves a farm-to-table menu on the Franklin County side. Everyday errands are handled at Carlie C's IGA and the Food Lion anchored Triangle East Center along US-64, the same highway that carries you toward Wendell, Knightdale, and Raleigh, and Little River Park offers trails and picnic tables along the water.

This is a strong fit for a small developer, a builder, a land investor, or a buyer planning 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.

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