338 Beaver Tavern Dr, Benson, NC, 27504

This is the house that greets you with a true rocking-chair front porch and a swing, tucked to the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and backing to a reflective pond. The .71-acre parcel gives the yard generous scale for Benson while preserving a private feel; step onto the deck from the rear and you’ll have a clear, unobstructed view of the water — a calm backdrop to evening barbecues or weekend reading.

Inside, the main level is arranged for everyday ease: a gas fireplace anchors the living area and defines a comfortable gathering spot, while an eat-in kitchen features granite countertops and an oversized walk-in pantry — practical storage that homeowners appreciate. At 1,606 square feet the plan is efficiently laid out; sightlines are open enough for social living yet each space reads as thoughtfully proportioned.

All three bedrooms are on the second floor, including a spacious primary suite with a large walk-in closet that keeps the bedroom uncluttered and hotel-like. Two full baths plus a main-level half bath give households flexibility. Mechanical conveniences include central air and a two-bay garage suitable for cars, bikes, or hobby gear.

Outdoor lifestyle is a highlight here: the fenced backyard and rear deck connect indoor living to the lawn and pond view, and the deep lot creates options for gardening, play, or future landscape projects. Built in 2021, the home shows contemporary finishes without the upkeep concerns of an older house — move-in ready for buyers who want a newer home with small-town access.

Location is equally pragmatic. The property sits roughly five miles from I-40 and only minutes from downtown Benson, providing easy commutes to Garner, Raleigh, and Fayetteville. Whether you’re seeking a quiet suburban retreat or smarter access to regional employment centers, this home strikes a balance between peaceful lot lines and highway convenience.

Benson offers a small-town rhythm with convenient regional access: downtown Benson sits just a few miles away for everyday errands and local events, while I-40 access (approximately five miles) makes commuting to Garner, Raleigh, or Fayetteville straightforward. Streets here are generally low-traffic and residential, appealing to buyers who want yard space and privacy without losing highway connectivity. The neighborhood’s quieter cul-de-sac lots and pond edges attract those seeking outdoor room and a relaxed suburban feel.