Contemporary 4BR/2.5BA new construction minutes from downtown Raeford
Sales comparison approach using recent sales of similar new construction homes in Saddle Run subdivision. Adjusted for lot size and interior finishes.
This brand-new two-story residence in Saddle Run stands out for its thoughtful, family-focused layout and contemporary finishes. Stepping through the front door, the main level unfolds with luxury vinyl plank floors that run through the open living spaces. A streamlined gourmet kitchen anchors the home — granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and ample cabinetry create a practical cooking hub that opens toward the living area where an electric fireplace provides both style and year-round comfort.
Upstairs the primary suite is designed for daily convenience: a generous walk-in closet, double vanities, a tiled shower and a separate garden tub provide a private bathing retreat. Three additional bedrooms and a full bath with dual sinks make the upper level an efficient space for children, guests, or a home office. At 1,934 square feet, the plan balances private and shared spaces so family routines can coexist without feeling cramped.
Outside, the level 0.16-acre lot includes a patio for casual grilling and an attached 2-car garage for secure parking and storage. The builder’s fresh landscaping and clean lines give the exterior a low-maintenance appeal that’s ideal for busy households. Practical systems — central AC, heat pump, county sewer and public water — combine with modern construction materials (wood-frame, asphalt shingle roof) for reliable, energy-conscious living.
Location truly elevates the offering: this home sits roughly three miles from downtown Raeford for restaurants and errands, 2.2 miles from Scurlock Elementary, 1.4 miles from East Hoke Middle, and about 15 miles from Fort Bragg — a pattern that makes the property attractive for both families and personnel seeking off-base housing. Recent comparables in Saddle Run show strong demand for similar new construction product, and this home’s finishes and size place it squarely within that competitive band.
Move-in ready and competitively priced at $310,695, 132 Easy Street is positioned as a practical, modern choice for buyers who want new construction without sacrificing proximity to local schools and downtown conveniences. Buyers should verify HOA terms, builder warranty details, and final inspection items, but for those seeking modern finishes, sensible floor plan, and easy access to Raeford amenities, this property delivers a compelling package.
132 Easy St, Raeford, NC 28376
Saddle Run is a growing residential subdivision just outside downtown Raeford, offering new-construction options and a suburban pace with quick access to local schools and civic amenities. Families appreciate the short drives to Scurlock Elementary and East Hoke Middle, while downtown Raeford provides restaurants, shops, and services about three miles away. The community sits within the Fayetteville MSA, giving residents straightforward commutes to broader employment centers and access to Fort Bragg for military families. Saddle Run’s new homes attract buyers seeking modern finishes and low-maintenance yards in a community-oriented setting.
Moderate regional recreation access: local parks and community green spaces are nearby, with broader outdoor options and military training lands reachable within a short drive for hiking, trails, and open-space activities.
Raeford’s market currently reads as balanced with modest momentum favoring new construction. Inventory sits near three months — a range where neither buyers nor sellers dominate — and the local average days on market is about 45 days. Recent closed sales in Saddle Run clustered between $294,000 and $318,599 with price-per-square-foot figures in the mid-$150s to high-$160s; that aligns well with this listing’s implied price-per-square-foot (~$160). Annual appreciation in the area is roughly 5% with longer-term five-year gains near 20%, signaling steady, not speculative, appreciation.
Single-family new construction in subdivisions like Saddle Run tends to perform well: demand is driven by move-in-ready product, energy-efficient systems, and proximity to schools and employment hubs. Given Fort Bragg’s presence about 15 miles away, there is a consistent rental and buyer pool tied to military relocations, which supports both owner-occupant and investor interest. With average DOM at 45 and limited months of inventory, buyers should be prepared to act decisively on competitively priced, turnkey homes; sellers continue to see reliable interest but should price in line with recent comparables. For buyers, this is a good window to secure new construction while financing rates and inventory remain stable; for investors, rental comps indicate gross monthly rents near $1,800 based on similar units.
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