2966 Cedar Creek Rd, Fayetteville, NC, 28312

What sets this Fayetteville property apart is the balance between a compact, comfortable footprint and real outdoor freedom: the sale conveys 3.55 acres of land from a larger 29.79-acre tract, giving you private yard, garden and recreation space without the upkeep of a full farm. The single-story home (1,674 finished square feet) was built in 1973 and has been freshly refreshed — new interior paint and brand-new carpet make the living areas and bedrooms feel clean, neutral and move-in ready.

Inside, the floor plan centers on flexible living. Three primary bedrooms and two full bathrooms cover everyday needs, while two additional rooms expand possibilities: one room opens directly to a full bath (no closet) and is ideal as a guest suite, studio, home office or hobby room. Practical comforts include in-unit laundry, central A/C, and two parking spaces — thoughtful touches for single-level, long-term living.

The kitchen, living and dining areas were arranged for comfortable daily use and small gatherings; with fresh finishes and carpeted living space you can personalize surfaces and fixtures without an immediate renovation. Bedrooms are proportioned for furniture and storage; the extra rooms provide that rare ability to separate work and play under one roof.

Outside, the conveyed acreage frames the house with privacy and possibility. Picture raised beds, a small orchard, or a playfield for kids and pets — expansive views and quiet country roads define the setting. Yet you remain connected to Fayetteville services and conveniences; this property appeals to buyers wanting country character with reasonable access to city amenities. Whether you’re downsizing, relocating from the city, or seeking land with a manageable footprint, 2966 Cedar Creek Rd is a practical, gently updated opportunity to claim outdoor space without sacrificing a comfortable home.

This property sits on a quiet stretch of Cedar Creek Road within rural Cumberland County, offering the calmer pace of country living while remaining part of the greater Fayetteville area. The neighborhood is characterized by larger lots, open fields and private homesteads — a good fit for buyers seeking privacy, gardening room or outdoor hobbies. Local schools, shopping and medical services in Fayetteville are accessible by car, and residents commonly enjoy weekend visits to nearby parks, farms and community attractions. The area’s low-density streets provide a safe, slow-paced environment for families and those relocating from busier neighborhoods.