Hwy. 70, Page Road & Lumley Road

Size: 60 +/- acres having 37.43’ of frontage on Hwy. 70 east also known as Glenwood Avenue coming out of Raleigh just west of the Durham-Wake County line. Frontage of 155’ is on Page Road across from the Brassfield office/flex space development. Frontage on Lumley Road is approximately 1,000 ‘with a short portion of this tract being reserved for road frontage to the 20 acre tract of Wake County land owned by the seller.

The property gently slopes from approximately 380’elevation of Hwy. 70 up to 440’ at the peak. The western portion of the property slopes towards Page Road and the eastern portion towards Wake County. Although there are some small drainage streams, none of the property is in a FEMA Flood Zone.

The current zone is RR, Rural Residential a residential zone designed for areas having little or no municipal services. The property to the east is IL, along Hwy. 70 Commercial General and multi-family along Lumley Road. Any change in the use may require a special use permit or rezoning.

The western portion of the property could have sewer service flow to the existing Page Pointe Drive lift station with upgrades of capacity. Durham County owns the pump station. The eastern portion would have sewer service flowing to the adjacent property. The site has City of Durham water service available.

Hwy. 70 has a daily traffic count of 29,000, Page Road at Kemp’s Seafood House has 10,000, Page Road at Lumley Road has 12,000 and T. W. Alexander Drive just to the south has 24,000 trips per day. The portion of Lumley Road from the beginning of the property into Wake County is gravel until Eagles Nest Christian Fellowship. All other streets are city or state maintained paved roads.

Hwy. 70 is a major transportation corridor between Durham and Raleigh with mostly commercial uses. Lumley Road is primarily residential in use from the Brier Creek planned development in Wake County to the Ashley Forest neighborhood in Durham. Page Road is light industrial/ office and multi-family development. Just a short drive to the Research Triangle Park, this site offers multiple uses for development possibilities in one of the highest growth area of North Carolina.