The land features a mostly flat terrain with a gentle 4% slope, making construction straightforward and cost-efficient. It sits outside flood zones and wetlands, ensuring peace of mind for future development. A serene creek runs along the back of the property, adding a natural charm without affecting buildability. With no HOA restrictions and no survey required, the development process is simplified. Setbacks are 30 feet front, 10 feet side, and 35 feet rear, allowing for versatile lot layouts.

While the property currently has legal access without a constructed physical road, its accessibility will be greatly enhanced by the new interchange along Strickland Bridge Road—already underway and scheduled for completion by summer 2026, unlocking even greater value. Power, water, and sewer lines will need to be extended, which is typical for large undeveloped parcels within the city.

Annual property taxes are fully paid for 2024 ($2,058.10). The lot permits limited livestock, making it suitable for small-scale hobby farming, though camping and hunting are not permitted. It’s buildable now, but those with a forward-looking strategy will benefit most from the planned infrastructure upgrades that will enhance both access and long-term value.

Nearby Cities:

-Downtown Fayetteville – 8 miles (approx. 15 minutes)

-Raeford, Hoke County – 20 miles (approx. 30 minutes)

-Lumberton, Robeson County – 38 miles (approx. 45 minutes)

School District:

-Cumberland County Schools

Legal Description: 14.08 ACS CAPPS LD

This property is ideal for single-family homes, duplexes, or small multifamily developments, making it a great option for builders, investors, or anyone looking to secure land in an expanding market.