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Old 02-20-2008, 07:43 PM
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Smile Torn Between Four Oaks (Johnston County) and A Nice House In Dunn (Harnett County)!

Hello Everyone-

My husband is working in Fuquay-Varina and we (son and I) are still in Virginia. We found an older brick ranch home (30 yrs old and 1600 sq ft) with 15 acres in Four Oaks. The house is a little dated but has been taken care of (will need appliance updates, kitchen and bathroom updates) but it has insulated windows and Heating/AC, ductwork and plumbing are fairly new. It has plenty of out buildings, acreage is mostly pasture and includes a pond. That pond is worth a whole lot since we have two draft horses and need to irrigate the pasture. I've heard that the drought won't be letting up anytime soon (old farmer told me that). What is land going for per acre in the area around South Johnston High (off 301)? Is Four Oaks Elementary a good school? How is Four Oaks compared to Dunn (Harnett County) our other choice? As stated, we are also looking at a home with 14 acres in Harnett County. It is less expensive than the brick ranch, but it is also a modular and that worries me. It has been customized and is beautiful but what will it look like in 10 years. It also has a large garage, pool and hot tub. I have family that attended Harnett County Schools and I hear only horror stories. I have also checked Great Schools.net and Harnett doesn't fair well. My son is in private school right now because the schools here are sooo bad. He is making excellent grades and reading on a 4th grade level (he is in 2nd grade). We wanted to put him in a public school system but don't want him to get bored and/or get lost in an over-crowded school system. Please update me on Harnett County (Dunn) VS Johnston County (Four Oaks). I'm really torn. Thank you so much and have a great night.
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