Youngsville, North Carolina, sits just north of Wake County, and it’s the kind of place that reveals itself gradually. What began as a small agricultural town has grown with care, adding new neighborhoods, parks, and local gathering spots without losing the familiarity that defines daily life. Seasonal concerts, community festivals, and annual traditions such as events at Hill Ridge Farms create natural points of connection throughout the year, complemented by a walkable town center that supports everyday life. The Research Triangle remains close enough to expand opportunity and access without ever setting the tone.
Living in Youngsville feels comfortable and unhurried, appealing to homeowners who value a generous sense of space both indoors and out. Schools and school-based activities are a meaningful draw, and neighbors tend to know one another in ways that feel increasingly rare. Youngsville attracts people who want room to settle in—families planning for the future, professionals who value balance, and those drawn to a friendly, steady environment that’s growing thoughtfully rather than all at once. It’s a place where progress shows up quietly, supporting a lifestyle that feels both connected and grounded.
At The Real Estate Studio, we bring a high-touch, locally informed perspective to every community we serve. This guide to Youngsville combines our neighborhood expertise with key local data to provide a clear view of how the city lives today and how it continues to evolve—helping you make informed decisions about your next move.
Here’s a quick look at Youngsville's population, age, income, and density—the basics you’ll want to know as you explore the area. Youngsville represents approximately 0.22% of Franklin County's total population.
This section provides a demographic overview of Youngsville, North Carolina, based on publicly available census data. It summarizes housing characteristics, employment patterns, commuting metrics, and key education data points—offering a standardized, data-driven snapshot for reference and comparison.
*Census Data: ACS2023 5-year
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Neighborhood descriptions are provided for general informational purposes and reflect the perspective of The Real Estate Studio. Demographic, housing, and school-related data are drawn primarily from publicly available sources, including the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (ACS) 2023 1-Year estimates, unless otherwise noted. Unless otherwise stated, city-level figures reflect the Census Bureau’s “Place” geography for each municipality. Data points marked with a † indicate a margin of error of at least 10 percent and should be interpreted with care. All information is intended for general reference only and should be considered alongside independent verification and professional guidance tailored to your specific needs. Data reflects the most recent update as of January 26, 2026.