Spacious new construction with a 3-car garage and large cleared lot
Sales comparison approach using recent comparable sales in the area. Adjusted for lot size and new construction status.
The first thing you notice at 3358 Madelyn (Lot 6) Drive is the scale of the setting: a cleared, private 2.28‑acre parcel in River Landing that gives this Benson floor plan room to breathe. This two‑story new construction balances modern finishes with practical family spaces — a welcoming foyer opens to a formal dining room and a generous living area anchored by a fireplace, while large yard setbacks deliver a sense of seclusion you won’t find on a typical subdivision lot.
Downstairs the kitchen is designed around a center island and solid granite countertops, with sightlines into the living area so entertaining stays connected. The layout includes a formal dining room for holiday gatherings, powder room for guests, and a practical mud area leading into the three‑car attached garage. Systems are modern: central air conditioning paired with a heat pump and public water service, while the property uses a septic system consistent with its rural setting.
All four bedrooms are upstairs, including a primary suite appointed with dual vanities, a separate shower, a standalone soaking tub and an oversized walk‑in closet — a private suite that reads more like a retreat than a bedroom. The upstairs plan leaves space for flexible use: homework nooks, a play area, or additional storage. Interior finishes noted in the plan include granite countertops and vinyl siding on the exterior, delivering low maintenance and clean lines.
This home is currently under construction with an expected 2026 completion. Priced at $355,999 (about $179 per square foot), the listing aligns with recent comparable new builds in the immediate area. With a three‑car garage, substantial lot, and contemporary fixtures, this property will appeal to buyers seeking space, value, and the opportunity to customize selections while construction is underway. River Landing’s quiet, semi-rural character — close to Wade Park and the Cape Fear River — completes the package for buyers who want modern comfort a short drive from Fayetteville-area amenities.
3358 Madelyn (lot 6) Dr, Wade, NC 28395
River Landing offers a semi-rural lifestyle with large lots, open views and convenient access to natural amenities like the Cape Fear River and Wade Park. The area blends residential and agricultural uses, attracting buyers who prioritize privacy and space while remaining within commuting distance of Fayetteville MSA services. Local schools earn mixed ratings, and the community’s slower pace and country roads suit families and buyers seeking a quieter setting with room to expand.
Very good access to outdoor recreation with Wade Park half a mile away, the Cape Fear River 1.5 miles away, and open rural acreage for walking; larger regional trails and golf facilities are a short drive.
Local market dynamics around Wade and the River Landing neighborhood currently favor sellers of new construction but remain balanced overall. Inventory sits at roughly 3.5 months with an average days on market near 60, indicating steady demand without the extreme competition of a hot market. Median sale price in the area is about $300,000, and the neighborhood has recorded approximately 5% appreciation over the last year and 15% over five years. Recent nearby new‑build closings (2025) show sale prices in the $356k–$370k range and price-per-square-foot values in the $173–$175 band, which places this property’s list price of $355,999 (≈ $179/sf) squarely within local expectations.
For single‑family new builds, buyers should expect shorter marketing times compared with older resale homes because modern floorplans and large lots are in demand locally. Rental comparables also show healthy interest, with estimated monthly rent for similar properties near $1,800. For buyers, this is a reasonable time to purchase: inventory is limited enough to support value but not so tight as to preclude negotiation on customization choices during the construction phase. Sellers benefit from buyer interest in large‑lot new homes, but should expect prudent offers tied to inspection and completion timelines.
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