Cliffdale Lot

Description

1.6-acre site located in Fayetteville, North Carolina, featuring paved public road frontage with an average daily traffic count exceeding 30,000 vehicles. All major utilities are available on-site, including public water, sewer, and high-speed fiber internet.

A professionally designed and comprehensive construction site plan is included, allowing for the development of 10 townhomes (see attachments for details).

Strategically situated just 1.5 miles from major retail and commercial hubs, including Cross Creek Mall, Lowe’s, Home Depot, Best Buy, Hobby Lobby, and Sprouts Farmers Market, this location offers excellent convenience and high visibility—ideal for residential development.

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Uses

Multi-Family and Single Family Residential Development

Parcel Information & Price

Property Features

• Excellent Topo
• Public Water
• Public Sewer
• Fiber Cable
• Single or multi family residential development potential
• Zoned MR5
• No deed restrictions
• 10-unit Townhome Construction Site Plans – see in Attachments
• Paved public road frontage (30,000+ average daily count)

Distances

• <1.5 mile drive to Cross Creek Mall, Lowes, Home Depot, etc.
• 6 miles to downtown Fayetteville
• 8 miles to Fort Bragg

Property Maps/Attachments (click to access)

• Aerial Map I
• Aerial Map II
• Location Map
• Survey
• Construction Site Plan
• Public Water Map
• Google Map
• AG Zoning Regs
• Fayetteville Municipal Code
• Fayetteville Development Guide
• Cumberland County Zoning Ordinances

Directions & Coordinates

From US HWY 401 Skibo Road head west on Cliffdale Road and property will be on left in 0.5 miles. Use interactive map (available above) from your smartphone using the free Land ID app to navigate the lot. You must download the app in order to see yourself on the interactive map.

GPS Coordinates 36.2197, -80.2462

Property Photographs

Contact

JOHN SHIPLEY

336-416-6384, cell
john@theshipleyco.com

DISCLAIMER:

Information taken from reliable sources and thought to be correct. Potential buyers should perform their own due diligence and verify all information.