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Fastest-growing town · Franklin County

Homes for sale in Youngsville, NC

Four miles up the highway from Wake Forest, Youngsville pairs one of North Carolina's fastest small-town growth rates with an 1875 Main Street heart.

204 homes for sale in Youngsville right now · about $207/sqft · ~114 days on market

204
Homes For Sale
$430K
Median Asking Price
$420K
Median Sale, 12 Mo
$207
Price Per Sq Ft
114 days
Avg. Days On Market
10%
Sold Above Asking
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Neighborhoods

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Living in Youngsville

The local view

Youngsville sits on the old Raleigh & Gaston rail line in southwestern Franklin County, about four miles from Wake Forest and roughly forty minutes from downtown Raleigh via US-1 and NC-98. Incorporated in 1875 and named for landowner John "Jack" Young, it has kept its Main Street scale even while ranking among North Carolina's fastest-growing municipalities — the population climbed about 74 percent between the 2010 and 2020 censuses, and estimates show the surge continuing since.

Buyers come to Youngsville for room that gets harder to find across the Wake County line. Growth here is led by new construction off US-1 and NC-96, and dollars generally stretch further than in neighboring Wake Forest — often buying more house, more lot, or a newer build. Town life stays concrete and local: SummerFest and the Christmas Parade on Main Street, the tree lighting at Luddy Park, and Hill Ridge Farms' Festival of Lights glowing with more than a million bulbs each winter.

Insight Residential Realty covers Youngsville as part of its five-county footprint — Wake, Franklin, Nash, Wilson, and Johnston — with live MLS search on our site, so you can watch Franklin County listings the moment they post. Broker-in-Charge Robert Terry and the team work this corridor from Wake Forest through Franklinton and can walk you through new-construction contracts, resale comparisons, and what the planned US-1 freeway upgrade could mean for your timing. Start searching online, then call when one looks right.

Recent Sales

What's actually sold in Youngsville

The most recent closings recorded in Youngsville — real prices, straight from the MLS.

Sold forAddressHomeClosedOn market
$556,000155 Georgetown Woods Drive, Youngsville, NC 275963 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,211 sqftJul 202629 days
$303,000156 Thistle Drive, Youngsville, NC 275963 bd · 2 ba · 1,291 sqftJul 202699 days
$470,000104 Bonterra Drive, Youngsville, NC 275964 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,870 sqftJul 202670 days
$422,600505 Purple Aster Street, Youngsville, NC 275963 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,100 sqftJul 20260 days
$860,000180 Great Woods Lane, Youngsville, NC 275964 bd · 3 ba · 3,015 sqftJul 202663 days
$475,0007704 Zebulon Road, Youngsville, NC 275963 bd · 3 ba · 2,296 sqftJul 202625 days

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Youngsville FAQ

Good questions, straight answers

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Youngsville is roughly 20–25 miles north of downtown Raleigh, and the drive typically takes about 40 minutes via US-1 and NC-98, depending on traffic and time of day.

Yes — it is one of North Carolina's fastest-growing municipalities. The population rose about 74 percent between the 2010 and 2020 censuses, estimates since 2020 show the rapid growth continuing, and new-construction neighborhoods are still adding phases.

Hill Ridge Farms runs seasonal events from spring through its million-plus-light Festival of Lights each winter, while Main Street hosts SummerFest and a Christmas Parade billed as the state's longest-running, with the town's tree lighting held at Luddy Park.

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