$3,600,000
- Land
- 133 Acres
- $27,068 per Acre
0 Browns Crossroads Rd, Staley, NC 27355
0 Browns Crossroads Rd, Staley, NC 27355$3,600,000
0 Browns Crossroads Rd, Staley, NC 27355
0 Browns Crossroads Rd, Staley, NC 27355$375,000
338 Hicks Farm Rd, Staley, NC 27355
What a stunning view this one has! 5 acres of beautiful land surrounded by trees that give the home a glorious feeling of privacy. That says a lot considering it is only minutes from the megasite that we're all buzzing about lately. This 3 bed/2.5 bath home is in great condition. All it needs is you and your decorating skills. Sit on the front porch in a rocker, or on the back deck, and be amazed
Kris LeRoy Next Stage Realty, LLC
$380,000
358 Benjie Williams Rd, Staley, NC 27355
Cindy Dameron Realty World Carolina Prop
$3,600,000
0 Browns Crossroads Rd, Staley, NC 27355
0 Browns Crossroads Rd, Staley, NC 27355$525,000
206 Pike Memory Ln, Staley, NC 27355
Just outside Siler City & very close to Wolfspeed, this 18-ac property offers a rare blend of natural beauty & strategic investment potential. Whether you're an investor, developer, or visionary buyer, this land is packed with possibilities for rezoning into industrial, commercial, or multi-family housing—precisely the type of supportive infrastructure & housing that will be needed as the
Tammy Fox Keller Williams Central
$2,228,600
978 Stockyard Rd, Staley, NC 27355
978 Stockyard Rd, Staley, NC 27355$1,373,541
Tbd Stockyard Rd, Staley, NC 27355
Tbd Stockyard Rd, Staley, NC 27355Staley, located in Randolph County, North Carolina, is a small town characterized by rolling woodlands and a peaceful rural atmosphere. The town is bisected by railroad tracks running parallel to Staley Street, which connects to Highway 421, providing convenient access to larger communities such as Asheboro, Siler City, and Greensboro. Main Street houses the Staley Town Hall and runs parallel to the tracks and Staley Street for a short stretch. The town features a low crime score of 2 out of 10, which is lower than the national average. Housing options in Staley include small cottages, ranch-style homes, and vernacular farmhouse styles, with the Thomas Marley home, dating back to 1816, being a notable historical property listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Students in Staley are part of the Randolph County School System, which is highly rated in the Greensboro area. Although Staley lacks public parks, nearby towns like Ramseur, Siler City, and Liberty offer various recreational opportunities, including Riverside Park, Bray Park Pool, and Boling Lane Park. Dining options in Staley are limited to Sammy’s Grill on Main Street, but additional establishments can be found in surrounding towns. The Liberty Antiques Festival, held twice a year at Pike Family Farm, is a popular local event attracting thousands of visitors.