$1,950/mo

681 Britt Road, St. Pauls, NC 28384

4 beds |
3 baths |
1,850 sqft

Rent shown is base rent as provided by the property owner or manager. Additional mandatory fees, deposits, or utilities may apply and are set by the property owner or manager.

Rental
Built in 2023
—— sqft lot
2 car garage
$1/sqft
Listed 1 month ago

Property Description

Move-In Ready & Better Than New!PROPERTY IS FOR SALE AND/OR FOR RENT.Welcome to 681 Britt Road, Saint Pauls, NC 28384, a beautiful 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home located in the desirable Ivey Flats community. Situated on a spacious 0.58-acre lot, this home offers the perfect blend of modern comfort and peaceful country living.The open-concept floor plan features a spacious family room that flows seamlessly into the kitchen and dining area, creating the ideal space for entertaining and everyday living. The kitchen offers a center island with seating, abundant cabinetry, and plenty of workspace for the home chef.Upstairs, the owner's suite provides a private retreat complete with dual vanities, a large shower, and a walk-in closet. Three additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a convenient laundry room complete the second floor.Enjoy the privacy of a large backyard, the convenience of a 2-car garage, and the freedom of NO HOA. Located in a USDA-eligible area and approximately 35 minutes from Fort Liberty, this home offers the space and lifestyle you've been searching for without sacrificing accessibility.Property Features:? 4 Bedrooms? 2.5 Bathrooms? 2-Car Garage? Over a half-Acre Lot? Open-Concept Floor Plan? Large Kitchen Island? Walk-In Closet? USDA Eligible Area? No HOA? Built in 2023Schedule Your Private Tour Today!Disclosure: Property is located near the Robeson County Landfill (Landfill Rd, St. Pauls) and is served by Robeson County public water (Rocco Water Treatment Plant). Public records and news reports (2024–2026) document PFAS detections in area groundwater and in that system, and a federal lawsuit concerning the landfill was filed in June 2026. Robeson County has announced water treatment upgrades and a PFAS mitigation plan. Buyers are encouraged to review NCDEQ records and the county's water quality report and to conduct their own testing and due diligence