This ±3.7-acre land assemblage along Farrington Road and Oak Leaf Drive represents a rare opportunity to acquire residential development acreage within one of the Triangle’s most dynamic and connected corridors. Located in South Durham, the property is uniquely positioned at the confluence of key regional destinations, offering short commutes to Chapel Hill, Downtown Durham, Research Triangle Park, and the area's major educational institutions. With I-40 and Highway 54 only 1.5 miles away, future residents will benefit from seamless mobility throughout the region.
The site’s current RR zoning supports lower-density residential uses, while the proposed RB zoning opens the door for more diverse residential development formats alongside select community-serving uses. This added entitlement flexibility offers developers numerous pathways to align with market demand in an area shaped by steady population growth, well-educated households, and strong economic drivers. Demographic indicators within two to five miles demonstrate high median and average incomes, reinforcing market depth and long-term value.
Surrounding the property is an active pipeline of residential and mixed-use projects, including Aura 751, Avalon Southpoint, Woodland Acres, Massey Chapel Road townhomes, and 751 South. Retail, dining, and lifestyle amenities are easily accessible, with major centers such as The Streets at Southpoint, South Square, Eastgate Crossing, and Renaissance Center located just minutes away. Proximity to UNC Chapel Hill, Duke University, UNC Health, and significant corporate expansions throughout the Triangle further elevate this location as a compelling residential destination.
Combining strategic access, zoning potential, a strong demographic profile, and adjacency to high-value amenities, the Farrington Road assemblage offers developers a well-positioned site within one of North Carolina’s most sought-after residential markets.
Anna Jenkins
Pickett Sprouse Commercial Real Estate
