Welcome to Foxwood Village, a new residential community taking shape in Spring Hope, Nash County. Murphy Downes is developing the community, with 30 Phase 1 homesites laid out along Foxwood Village Drive, Gentle Breeze Way and Sunny Day Way off West Old Spring Hope Road. Lot 21 offers approximately 3.129 acres, making it one of the larger homesites available in Foxwood Village. Three acres of Nash County ground gives you room to set the home well back, keep wide side yards on both sides, and still dedicate real acreage to a workshop, a garden, outdoor entertaining or simply open lawn.

How the home sits is still an open question here, which is the point of buying land rather than a finished house. You choose the setback, the orientation, the driveway approach and what stays wooded. There is no HOA, so the decisions about your home and your land stay with you. Bring your own builder, or work with one of the preferred builders already familiar with the community, with floor plans and building guidance available to keep the process clear. Bring your own builder or choose from one of the preferred builders and create a home that takes advantage of the homesite rather than apologizing for it.

Foxwood Village sits near Highway 64, which keeps Spring Hope, Nashville and Zebulon within an easy drive and puts Raleigh roughly 36 miles to the west. Rocky Mount sits roughly 22 miles east for the larger errands, and Zebulon puts you on the Wake County side when you need it. The regulars around here are Michael's Showside Grill and Memo's Pizza & Restaurant in Spring Hope, Food Lion for the grocery run, and Doug Sauls BBQ and Seafood and the Nashville Exchange Steakhouse & Cafe in Nashville. Downtown Spring Hope fills up every October for the Spring Hope National Pumpkin Festival, which reaches its 53rd year in 2026 with a parade, a street dance and a giant vegetable weigh-off. The area is served by Nash County Public Schools.

Come walk Lot 21 and see how much room you are actually working with.

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