Three-Bedroom Double-Wide on 7.12 Acres with Wooded Setting – Lillington, NC – $279,900

Property Overview

Enjoy space, privacy, and country living at 471 Kramer Road in Lillington. This traditional double-wide manufactured home, built in 1983, offers 1,400 square feet of living space with three bedrooms and two full bathrooms on 7.12 acres. The one-level interior features vaulted ceilings, exposed wood beams, warm wood accents, a spacious living area, and a large kitchen with abundant cabinetry, generous counter space, and breakfast-bar seating.

A separate dining area provides additional room for everyday meals and gatherings, while the roomy bedrooms, walk-in closet, multiple baths, and combination living and dining areas provide a practical layout. Outside, a large covered front porch overlooks a peaceful, tree-filled setting with partially cleared and wooded areas, a fenced back yard, storage, a shed, and substantial parking.

The property also includes an existing well/water source and septic system associated with a previously removed second mobile home. The remaining infrastructure may provide possibilities for an additional homesite, guest or family residence, or another future use, subject to Harnett County approval, permitting, and verification of the existing well and septic systems.

Interior Features

Additional Interior Details

• 1,400 square feet of total and finished above-ground living area
• Central electric heating and cooling
• Forced-air heating and ceiling fans
• Flooring includes carpet, laminate, linoleum, luxury vinyl, and wood
• Blinds and window treatments
• Storm doors
• Inside laundry room with washer and dryer hookups
• Included appliances include electric oven and range, refrigerator, microwave, range hood, washer, dryer, and water heater

Land & Outdoor Features

The 7.12-acre property includes a combination of partially cleared areas and mature trees, with front and back yard areas, native vegetation, and a private, secluded setting. A covered front porch provides outdoor space overlooking the surrounding property.

• 7.12 acres
• Many trees and native plants
• Partially cleared land
• Private yard and fenced back yard
• Covered front porch, deck, and patio
• Shed and exterior storage
• Rural property views
• Chain-link fencing in the back yard

Parking & Access

The property provides substantial parking with one detached carport space and additional uncovered parking. The parking area is unpaved, while the property is accessed from an asphalt road.

• 11 total parking spaces
• 1 covered carport space
• 10 uncovered spaces
• Detached carport
• No garage
• Unpaved parking area
• Asphalt road surface

Utilities & Property Infrastructure

The home is served by a septic tank and has both public water and a well listed among the property’s water sources. The property also retains a well/water source and septic system associated with the previously removed second mobile home. Buyers should verify the condition, capacity, location, and permitted status of all existing water and septic infrastructure with the appropriate county authorities and qualified professionals.

The property is zoned RA-20R and has parcel number 010506 0030. There is no homeowners association.

Future Homesite Considerations

A second mobile home previously occupied part of the property and has since been removed. Existing well/water and septic infrastructure remains in place. This creates a potential opportunity for future use of the additional homesite, but any new residence, guest dwelling, replacement manufactured home, or other development would require confirmation of applicable Harnett County requirements, zoning, permitting, setbacks, utility capacity, and septic and well suitability.

Buyer Area Research

Area Overview

Lillington is the county seat of Harnett County and had an estimated population of 5,040 as of July 1, 2025, compared with 4,735 at the 2020 Census. The town covers approximately 4.61 square miles of land within its 2020 municipal geography. Census data also reports a 2020–2024 mean travel time to work of 26.1 minutes for workers age 16 and older.

Safety & Crime

Detailed, address-specific crime statistics were not established for 471 Kramer Road through the sources reviewed. Crime statistics published for a town, county, or reporting jurisdiction should be understood as area-level information rather than a measurement of conditions at the property itself. Buyers seeking current incident-level information can consult the FBI Crime Data Explorer and local law-enforcement resources.

Schools & Education

Nearby schools in the Lillington area include Lillington-Shawtown Elementary School at 855 Old US Hwy 421 in Lillington. Harnett County Schools operates the public school system serving the county. School proximity does not establish attendance assignment for this property, so buyers should verify the current assignment directly with Harnett County Schools before making enrollment decisions.

Healthcare & Hospitals

Cape Fear Valley Central Harnett Hospital is located at 215 Brightwater Drive in Lillington and provides medical care for central and western Harnett County and surrounding communities. The Health Pavilion Lillington at 225 Brightwater Drive offers multiple specialties and includes pharmacy services, with the campus also housing the Cape Fear Valley Cancer Center – Lillington.

Housing Market History & Current Context

Recent area housing data provides context for the Lillington market without serving as a prediction for an individual property’s future value. Zillow reported a typical Lillington home value of $289,647 as of August 31, 2026, with a 1.1% year-over-year change. For ZIP code 27546, Zillow reported a typical home value of $293,723 as of July 31, 2026, with a 1.1% year-over-year change.

These figures use different methodologies and should not be combined into a single historical price series. Zillow’s ZHVI measures typical home values, while Redfin’s figure represents median sale prices calculated from MLS and/or public records.

Transportation & Access

The Lillington area is connected by several regional routes, including U.S. 401, U.S. 421, NC 210, and NC 27. NCDOT planning material identifies these routes as part of the area’s road network and shows connections to regional destinations, parks, schools, and other community resources. No unverified drive-time claims are included here.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Everyday shopping options in Lillington include Food Lion and Carlie C’s IGA. Carlie C’s IGA operates at 711 West Front Street, while Food Lion is listed at The Square at Lillington. The broader town also provides banks, pharmacies, restaurants, gas stations, and other daily services.

Parks & Recreation

Lillington Parks & Recreation operates community facilities and programs serving residents of Lillington and surrounding areas. Local facilities include River Park, McPhail Park, Senter Park, Lillington Ball Park, the Lillington Community Center, and the Lillington Botanical Trail. River Park includes a canoe launch to the Cape Fear River, an ADA-accessible playground, an amphitheater, grassy areas, and a picnic shelter. The Botanical Trail provides a roughly one-mile walking route and connects toward McPhail Park.

Utilities & Connectivity

The Town of Lillington provides water and sewer service to some, but not all, households and businesses in the town. The town specifically advises residents to contact Public Works to verify whether municipal water or sewer service is available at a particular address. Lillington also provides waste and recycling services within the corporate limits.

Area-level connectivity options include AT&T Internet Air wireless home internet service, although AT&T notes that availability and speeds vary by address. The property itself is listed with a septic tank and public water/well sources, so property-specific utility conditions should be confirmed during due diligence.

Development & Planning

The Town of Lillington approved its 2026 Comprehensive Land Use Plan during the August 11, 2026 Board of Commissioners meeting. The plan includes a Future Land Use Map intended to guide land-use and public-improvement decisions for a decade or more. The town also maintains interactive zoning and development maps showing approved, proposed, and not-approved developments within its jurisdiction.

Because the subject property has zoning listed as RA-20R and includes potential additional-homesite considerations, buyers should verify the current zoning interpretation, development standards, and any applicable county approvals directly with the appropriate Harnett County and Town of Lillington planning authorities.

Property Summary