3-Bedroom Two-Story Home with Covered Front Porch and Double Garage – Fayetteville, NC – $240,000

Property Overview

Located at 326 Conifer Drive in Fayetteville, North Carolina, this two-story single-family home offers three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a half bathroom across 1,747 square feet of interior living space. Built in 1983, the home features a great room with hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace, built-in cabinets, a sunroom, and a kitchen with stainless steel appliances. A large covered front porch, rear deck, fenced yard, and attached two-car garage add to the property’s features.

Situated on a large corner lot in The Lakes subdivision, the property offers a combination of indoor living areas and outdoor spaces. Its location off Morganton Road places it within the broader Fayetteville community, with shopping, services, and the Fort Bragg area among the regional destinations to consider when evaluating the location.

Interior Features

Great Room and Living Spaces

The great room features hardwood flooring, built-in cabinets, and a wood-burning fireplace. Ceiling fans and updated light fixtures add functional details throughout the home. A separate sunroom provides another interior space, while the formal dining room offers a dedicated area for meals and gatherings.

Kitchen and Dining

The kitchen includes stainless steel appliances and an adjacent eating area. The listed appliances include a dishwasher, electric range, microwave, and refrigerator. The separate formal dining room provides an additional dining option beyond the kitchen’s everyday eating area.

Bedrooms and Bathrooms

The home has three bedrooms and two full bathrooms, along with a half bathroom. The primary bedroom includes a bathroom. The home’s two-story layout separates the living spaces across two levels.

Flooring, Windows, and Laundry

Interior flooring includes hardwood and carpet. Additional features include ceiling fans, window blinds, some window treatments, and storm doors. The main-level laundry area has washer and dryer hookups and includes a half bathroom.

Exterior Features and Outdoor Space

The property occupies a corner lot measuring 19,602 square feet, described as approximately 0.45 acre. The outdoor features include a fenced yard, a large covered front porch, and a deck. These spaces provide options for outdoor seating, gardening, and everyday use of the yard.

The attached two-car garage provides dedicated vehicle parking. Vinyl siding and the home’s two-story design complete the principal exterior and structural features.

Structure, Systems, and Utilities

Built in 1983, the home is a two-story single-family residence with a crawl-space foundation. The listed heating system is an electric heat pump, and cooling is provided by central air conditioning. The property is listed with public water and public sewer.

• Construction: Vinyl siding.
• Stories: Two.
• Foundation: Crawl space.
• Heating: Electric heat pump.
• Cooling: Central air conditioning.
• Water: Public water service.
• Sewer: Public sewer service.
• Safety feature: Smoke detectors are listed.

Property Condition and Buyer Considerations

The home is being sold as is, and some TLC is needed. Buyers should assess the condition of the roof, exterior, mechanical systems, plumbing, electrical components, interior finishes, and any areas requiring repair. A professional home inspection can help identify maintenance needs and inform renovation planning.

The property’s age, existing features, and current condition should be considered together when evaluating its suitability. Buyers planning updates should independently determine the scope and cost of any desired improvements.

Buyer Area Research

Area Overview

Fayetteville is a city in Cumberland County in southeastern North Carolina. The community is closely associated with the Fort Bragg military installation and serves as a regional center for employment, retail, healthcare, education, and public services.

Fayetteville’s estimated population was 209,120 as of July 1, 2025. The city combines established residential neighborhoods with commercial corridors and access to regional transportation routes. The Conifer Drive property is in the western part of Fayetteville, in the area associated with Morganton Road and The Lakes subdivision.

The area’s employment base includes military-related activity, healthcare, education, public administration, retail, and other service industries. Buyers can evaluate the property’s location in relation to their own work, shopping, and transportation needs.

Safety and Crime

Crime statistics vary by geography, reporting period, and offense category. Fayetteville maintains city-level police reporting and annual reports, including a 2024 annual report. A reliable, consistently defined set of current figures covering violent crime, property crime, burglary, theft, robbery, motor vehicle theft, and aggravated assault was not established here in a form suitable for a comparable multi-year table.

Citywide statistics should not be interpreted as measurements of conditions at 326 Conifer Drive. Buyers seeking a more detailed assessment can review recent incident information for the surrounding area and consider the reporting period and boundaries used in any comparison.

Schools and Education

Public schools in the broader area are part of Cumberland County Schools. Nearby school options include Morganton Road Elementary School, Westover Middle School, and Westover High School. Other schools and choice programs may also be available in the wider Fayetteville area.

Proximity alone does not establish school assignment or eligibility. Buyers should confirm the current attendance boundaries, enrollment requirements, grade configurations, and available programs directly with the school district before making decisions based on a particular school.

Healthcare and Hospitals

Fayetteville and the surrounding Cumberland County area have a regional healthcare network that includes hospital services, emergency care, outpatient clinics, primary care offices, urgent care facilities, and pharmacies. Cape Fear Valley Medical Center is a major hospital in Fayetteville, and additional healthcare services operate throughout the city.

Facility locations, available specialties, emergency services, and appointment availability can vary. Buyers should confirm the location and operating status of a particular facility when evaluating access to healthcare from the property.

Housing Market History

Historical housing-price data for the Fayetteville metropolitan statistical area shows an increase in the regional house price index over the past several years. The table below uses the same all-transactions house price index series for each fourth quarter, rather than mixing median listing prices with sale prices or individual property estimates.

The index measures broad housing-price trends across the Fayetteville metropolitan area; it is not a dollar valuation of this home or a measure of the property’s individual performance. Annual changes are approximate and calculated from the preceding fourth-quarter index value. Historical results do not predict future prices.

Transportation and Access

Fayetteville’s road network connects residential areas with commercial districts, public services, and regional destinations. Morganton Road is a local corridor serving the property’s surrounding area. The wider city is connected to Interstate 95 and other major roads that support travel across Cumberland County and beyond.

Fort Bragg is a major regional destination associated with the Fayetteville area. Actual travel distances and times depend on the destination, route, traffic, and access requirements. Buyers should assess their own commute and transportation needs rather than relying on generalized proximity descriptions.

Shopping and Everyday Services

Fayetteville provides grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations, banks, restaurants, post offices, hardware retailers, and other everyday services across its commercial corridors. The Morganton Road and wider western Fayetteville area includes shopping and service destinations, with additional retail options elsewhere in the city.

The range of available services makes it possible to compare different shopping areas according to preferred stores, work routes, and daily routines. Specific business locations, hours, and current operations should be checked when planning visits.

Parks and Recreation

Fayetteville offers public parks, outdoor recreation areas, sports facilities, walking opportunities, and community recreation programs. Regional outdoor options extend across Cumberland County and surrounding parts of southeastern North Carolina.

Available activities and amenities vary by facility and season. Buyers interested in particular features, such as playgrounds, athletic fields, trails, or organized programs, should confirm current amenities and access arrangements before visiting.

Utilities and Connectivity

The property is listed with public water and public sewer. Electric heating is provided by a heat pump, and the home has central air conditioning. These are property-listed system details; current operating condition and service status should be confirmed during due diligence.

Electricity, telecommunications, and broadband services are available in the Fayetteville area, but provider coverage and connection options can vary by individual address. Fiber availability, internet speeds, cellular reception, trash collection arrangements, and any service-specific charges should be verified for the property. Property-specific broadband and cellular performance have not been established here.

Development and Planning

Fayetteville maintains an ongoing development and planning program that includes zoning activity, development applications, infrastructure coordination, and municipal projects. Regional planning also addresses transportation and utility infrastructure as Cumberland County and surrounding communities coordinate growth.

No specific proposed, pending, approved, or under-construction project has been reliably established here as directly affecting 326 Conifer Drive. Buyers interested in zoning, nearby development applications, road projects, or future land use should verify the current status of relevant parcels and projects before drawing conclusions about their potential effect on the property.

Property Summary