Folkner Branch Subdivision- A Generational ±194-Acre Master-Planned Luxury Home Community

The Apex-Cary Tech Corridor: Where Affluence Meets Innovation Nestled directly on the high-growth border of western Wake and eastern Chatham counties, 3609 NC-751 represents one of the final remaining large-scale land tracts in the ultra-affluent West Cary/Apex expansion basin. The property is situated in the geographic bullseye of the Research Triangle’s unprecedented technological and industrial expansion. To the east lies the mature, high-income enclave of West Cary, boasting exemplary schools and an immediate 3-mile average household income of $209,932. To the west and southwest lies the booming Chatham County path of progress, anchored by the 7,100-acre Chatham Park master development and Disney’s upcoming story-living community, Asteria. With dual-frontage access on NC-751 and Marthas Chapel Road, this parcel offers direct, immediate connectivity: • Within 5 Minutes: Pristine recreational access to Jordan Lake, luxury custom estates at Carolina Crossings, and the exclusive, private fairways of Old Chatham Golf Club. • Within 15–20 Minutes: Research Triangle Park (RTP), Apple’s future East Coast engineering hub, Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU), and the globally renowned medical/academic centers of Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill.At an attractive cost basis of approximately $51,546 per acre, eXp Commercial is pleased to present the exclusive opportunity to acquire ±194.29 contiguous acres at the convergence of Apex, West Cary, and Jordan Lake. As infill parcels in Cary and Apex reach historic saturation, development demand is shifting toward the NC-751 tech corridor. This property offers a blank canvas for a visionary developer to create a landmark residential enclave or mixed-use destination. Surrounded by million-dollar custom homes, minutes from Disney’s anticipated Asteria community, and supported by Cary’s high-income demographic core, the site is positioned for long-term value creation. With billions of dollars in clean-tech and semiconductor investment entering the submarket—including Wolfspeed’s $5B Siler City plant and Fujifilm Diosynth’s $3.2B facility—the region is attracting highly compensated engineers, executives, and research professionals. Large tracts of this caliber, with access to Jordan Lake and connectivity to RTP, Cary, and Durham, are increasingly rare. 3609 NC-751 is a strategic stake in America’s technology and lifestyle basin.