3478 Coleman Road, Fayetteville, NC 28312

Property Description

Just outside the Fayetteville city limits, this remarkable 7+ acre Eastover retreat offers the rare balance of convenience and true escape. Only minutes from I-95 and I-295, yet far enough away to leave the hustle and bustle behind, this property feels like a place where time slows down and memories are made. A long, tree-lined private drive leads to a peaceful landscape featuring over two cleared acres of lush grass—an ideal setting for a future homesite—with the remaining acreage beautifully wooded and rich with wildlife including deer, foxes, rabbits, squirrels, raccoons, turkeys and more. A stocked pond with bass and brim adds to the natural charm and invites quiet mornings and unhurried afternoons outdoors. At the heart of the property is a heated, plumbed, and powered cabin-style retreat with a full kitchen and bathroom. Designed for gathering and enjoying the outdoors, it features a large covered overhang with a bar, multiple grilling areas, and a dedicated game-processing station complete with a deer rack and wash sink—thoughtfully set up for those who truly appreciate time spent outside. A travel trailer conveys with the property, providing sleeping accommodations and flexibility, and the entire property is being sold fully furnished, making it easy to enjoy immediately while planning what comes next. This is a place where kids put down their screens, friendships are built around campfires, fishing poles, and four-wheelers, and adults reconnect with what matters—fresh air, laughter, and unstructured time together. Whether enjoyed as a private weekend escape or as the beginning of a long-term vision to build a home surrounded by land, privacy, and nature, this property offers the freedom to grow into whatever season of life comes next. When the rain rolls in, there’s nothing better than turning on the gas fireplace, listening to raindrops hit the metal roof, and drifting into the kind of rest only a place like this can provide. This is more than land—it’s a lifestyle, and it truly must be experienced in person to be fully appreciated.