6700 Cass Holt Rd, Holly Springs, NC 27540

Welcome to 38.46 Acres | Development & Investment Opportunity | Holly Springs, NC A rare opportunity to acquire 38.46 acres at 6700 Cass Holt Road in the highly desirable and intensely sought after Holly Springs area of Wake County. Situated in one of the Triangle region’s most sought-after locations, this expansive tract offers a compelling combination of acreage, road frontage, natural resources, and long-term investment potential. Zoned Rural Residential, the property offers an opportunity for buyers to explore potential residential development, estate properties, land investment, timber management, or other uses permitted under applicable zoning and regulations. The property features a diverse mix of hardwood timber including loblolly pine, shortleaf pine, yellow-poplar, oak, sweetgum, black cherry, sourwood, hickory, and American beech, with stand ages ranging from approximately 16 to 100 years. A timber management plan is available. The timber reached maturity last year, and the property has not been intentionally thinned or harvested in a significant period, offering an opportunity for further evaluation of timber management and resource value. Maybe you have considered owning a ranch in your favorite high-end town, now is your chance. The property is not located in a designated flood zone, includes incredible 735 feet of road frontage along the east side of Cass Holt, as well as 255 feet along the west side. There is a survey currently on file. With its substantial acreage and desirable Holly Springs location, this property presents an attractive opportunity for investors, builders, developers, and landowners seeking to explore the potential of a larger tract in the growing Wake County market. Convenient access to the greater Triangle area adds to the property's long-term appeal. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding zoning, permitted uses, subdivision potential, utility availability, easements, stream buffers, environmental requirements, and development feasibility. Acreage, location, and potential make this a property worth exploring.