Three-Bedroom Ranch Home on 3.4 Acres – Lillington, NC – $275,000

Property Overview

649 Kivett Road is a 1962 ranch-style single-family residence offering three bedrooms, three bathrooms, 1,870 square feet of living space, and approximately 3.4 acres in Lillington, North Carolina. The property combines a brick-veneer home with a substantial residential tract, creating room for outdoor living, gardening, recreation, storage, workshops, or other uses subject to applicable county requirements.

The home includes two full bathrooms and one half bathroom, carpet, hardwood and tile flooring, a partially finished basement, and a wood-burning fireplace. Electric forced-air heating and central air conditioning provide year-round climate control. The property has public water and a septic tank, no HOA, and no garage.

The 3.4-acre property is identified as R30 Residential District in the listing records, with parcel number 110680 0100. Buyers should verify zoning, permitted uses, subdivision potential, building requirements, and any intended land use directly with Harnett County and the applicable authorities.

Interior Features

The 1,870-square-foot interior provides three bedrooms and three bathrooms, including two full bathrooms and one half bathroom. Flooring includes carpet, hardwood and tile. A partially finished basement provides additional interior space, while the wood-burning fireplace adds a distinct feature to the living environment.

Exterior, Land & Outdoor Features

The property’s defining physical feature is its approximately 3.4 acres of land. The acreage provides substantially more outdoor space than a typical residential lot and can accommodate a range of personal plans subject to zoning, permitting and other applicable requirements.

The property is listed without a garage. Additional storage is identified as a property feature, while the acreage provides room for outdoor living and potential accessory uses subject to verification of applicable regulations.

Structure & Construction

• Single-family residence
• Ranch architectural style
• Built in 1962
• Brick-veneer construction
• Partially finished basement
• Wood-burning fireplace
• No new construction

Utilities & Property Services

The property is served by public water and a septic tank. Heating is electric forced air and cooling is central air conditioning. Property-specific utility information should be confirmed during the buyer’s due diligence process, including septic records, service condition and any applicable utility requirements.

Area Overview

Lillington is located along the Cape Fear River in the heart of Harnett County. The Town of Lillington provides municipal services, parks and recreation programs, planning resources and community transportation information. Harnett County’s estimated population was 150,137 as of July 1, 2025, representing a 12.4% increase from the April 1, 2020 population estimate base.

Lillington also maintains planning resources covering zoning, land use, transportation planning and future development. The town’s 2026 Comprehensive Land Use Plan was approved in August 2026 and is intended to guide future land-use and public-improvement decisions.

Safety & Crime

The Lillington Police Department provides local law-enforcement services and maintains information resources for incident reporting, crime statistics, traffic and travel data. A reliable current city-level numerical crime series for 2024–2026 was not available in the retrieved sources, so no crime-rate figures or safety rankings are presented here. Citywide statistics, when reviewed by a buyer, should not be interpreted as property-specific conditions.

Schools & Education

Harnett County Schools operates the public school district serving the Lillington area. Nearby schools identified in the current Zillow listing include Buies Creek Elementary, Harnett Central Middle and Harnett Central High. The listing records identify Harnett Central Middle and Harnett Central High as the middle and high schools, while Zillow recommends confirming school assignments directly with the local school district because listing information may not be complete.

School assignment and enrollment boundaries can change, so buyers should verify the current assignment for 649 Kivett Road directly with Harnett County Schools before relying on school information for a purchase decision.

Healthcare & Hospitals

Healthcare resources are available within Lillington and throughout Harnett County. Cape Fear Valley Central Harnett Hospital is located in Lillington, and the county’s 2025 Community Health Assessment identifies Central Harnett Hospital, Cape Fear Valley primary-care clinics, First Choice Community Health Centers and other healthcare providers serving the county. The Harnett County Health Department is also located in Lillington.

Housing Market History

Zillow’s Lillington Housing Market data reports a typical home value of $289,647 as of August 31, 2026, with a 1-year change of 1.1%. The same source reports a median sale price of $340,500 for July 2026 and a median list price of $360,133 for August 2026. These figures describe the broader Lillington market rather than the specific property.

For additional property-specific historical context, the public tax record associated with 649 Kivett Road shows a tax assessment of $151,300 in 2021 and $227,358 from 2022 through 2025. Annual property taxes shown for the property were $1,371 in 2021, $1,656 in 2022 through 2024, and $1,673 in 2025. Tax assessment history is separate from market-value history and should not be interpreted as a home-price index.

Transportation & Access

Lillington is served by a road network connecting the community with surrounding Harnett County communities and the broader Fayetteville and Raleigh regions. U.S. 401 is an important regional corridor through Harnett County, and NCDOT planning documents identify continued transportation improvements and corridor planning involving Lillington and surrounding areas.

For local transportation, the Town of Lillington identifies the Harnett Area Rural Transit System, or HARTS, as a public transportation and ridesharing resource serving county residents. The town also maintains a Community Transportation Plan and related transportation-planning resources.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Lillington provides everyday municipal and community services, including public works, utility-service resources, waste and recycling information, parks and recreation programs, and a local farmers market. The Town of Lillington’s 2026 farmers market operates at McPhail Park and features vendors offering fresh produce, flowers, plants and handmade or homemade crafts.

Buyers can use the town and county resource directories for current information on local services, utilities, public facilities and community resources.

Parks & Recreation

Lillington offers several public recreation facilities. The Lillington Botanical Trail provides a walking route connecting with McPhail Park, while River Park includes an accessible playground, amphitheater, grassy areas, picnic shelter and a canoe launch to the Cape Fear River. McPhail Park, Senter Park and Lillington Ball Park provide additional recreational facilities.

The town also operates Parks & Recreation programs for youth and adults and maintains community programming throughout the year.

Utilities & Connectivity

The property itself is identified with public water and septic service. At the community level, Lillington and Harnett County maintain utility and GIS resources covering water, sewer, public works, telecommunications and related infrastructure. Municipal zoning regulations also address public utility connections and requirements for new development.

Area-level infrastructure availability should not be interpreted as confirmation that a particular provider or service is available at the property beyond the property-specific utility information stated above. Buyers should verify broadband providers, speeds, utility capacity and connection requirements at the property address.

Development & Planning

Lillington adopted its 2026 Comprehensive Land Use Plan in August 2026. The plan provides a framework for future land-use decisions, public improvements, development ordinances and long-range community planning. The town also maintains zoning maps that identify current zoning jurisdictions and provide information about approved, proposed and not-approved development projects.

For 649 Kivett Road, the property records identify R30 Residential District zoning. Any proposed subdivision, additional structures, business use, agricultural use or other change should be evaluated against the current county and municipal requirements before proceeding.

Property Summary