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Old 02-23-2008, 08:55 PM
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Default *Moving To The Fayetteville Area

We are a military family with four kids. We have lived in the Fayetteville area a few years ago and we know we really don't want to live in Fayetteville again, but rather an outside town. We need great schools most importantly!! And we have a budget of about $250 max. We desire to have at least 1/2 acre or more and lots of trees on our lot. We need a safe area where the kids can play outside and I don't need to be watching them all the time. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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Old 02-26-2008, 12:09 PM
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Moore County. That was our choice when we moved back to Fort Bragg.
Southern Pines, Aberdeen. I would say to check around, with the price range of $ 250. Start checking on web sites in neighborhoods around Fort Bragg Rd.
You can find some older houses, but it's a beautiful area, very close to the Fort Bragg gate. It takes between 25/30 min to get to work for my husband, no traffic, beautiful drive.
Lots of military family are moving here, for the same reason, nice lifestyle, very safe neighborhoods, good schools.
For us, it was the best choice.
Good luck.

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Old 03-02-2008, 01:17 PM
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Talking Fort Bragg, Here We Come!

We are moving to Fort Bragg. We will be there this summer/fall time frame. We are not going to be living on post, so we need a direction as to where to live outside of Fayetteville, or maybe a nice area within Fayetteville. We have 4 school aged kids, so an awesome school district is a MUST. Plus, we are looking for a nice lot with mature trees. Any ideas??? Any help would be appreciated!!!

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Old 03-16-2008, 08:09 PM
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Hey! I'm Also An Army Wife And Have A 1 Yr Old... We've Been In The Area For Four Years... And I Wouldnt Honestly Recommend Living In Fayetteville... Its Not The Safest . Especially God Forbid Your Husband Would Ever Have To Deploy Which Mine Did I Had To Move On Post By Myself When He Was Gone Cuz I Didnt Feel Safe In Fayetteville. Especially With Kids Ya Know?.... They Have Some New Housing In Fort Bragg That Is Absolutely Gorgeous That Im Sure You Can Get Into Depending On Your Husbands Rank And How Far In Advance You Get Put On The List. Well Good Luck! Hope My Advice Is Helpful

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Old 03-17-2008, 07:01 AM
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We are moving to Fort Bragg. We will be there this summer/fall time frame. We are not going to be living on post, so we need a direction as to where to live outside of Fayetteville, or maybe a nice area within Fayetteville. We have 4 school aged kids, so an awesome school district is a MUST. Plus, we are looking for a nice lot with mature trees. Any ideas??? Any help would be appreciated!!!

There ARE nice places within Fayetteville, in particular, the Stoney Point elementary school area/Jack Britt HS area. PM me if you'd like a link to allow you to search by school district (I'm not a realtor, but have gotten "in trouble" for posting a GREAT home search link that is from a realtor website). My kids went there for only one year before we moved away, and the schools were great. We lived in a new subdivision but our back yard backed up to another sub. called Landsdowne, and the lots were bigger with older trees.....You didn't say if you were looking to rent our buy, but I just looked up Landsdowne and they have a beautiful house for rent right now, though the homes were built in the 90s and are a bit smaller than some of the newer homes. Birch Creek is also in the same HS district, with a different but good elem. school, and has older homes (90s again) with more trees and bigger lots. There are a couple for sale as well, but not many, it's a nice area.
These are safe areas, away from the "heart" of fayetteville where the crime is centered. Good luck. BTW, we had many (mostly!) military families as neighbors and they seemed very happy with their choice to be farther away from the base, with good schools and a nice, safe neighborhood.

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Old 03-18-2008, 08:13 AM
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Try Brian Keith Meadows. The subdivision is on Harnett Central Rd in Angier. It is just outside Lillington off 210. This is a short commute to Bragg and it is within a mile of Harnett Central Schools (very good). One of the builders in there is Heavenly Homes who built our house in Cary. We drove out one day just looking around and couldn't believe what they were putting in their homes for that price $229000 - $259000. Tile, granite counter tops, hardwoods and lots of trim. I don't know about the other builders in there but I can vouch for them.

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Old 05-20-2008, 12:16 AM
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There's also Eastover & Stedman--both in the Cape Fear district with really good schools!

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