The former Bethany Fire Department offers a well-equipped, infrastructure-ready facility designed to support contractors, utility providers, municipal users, and equipment-intensive service operations. Situated on 1.42 acres with approximately 300 feet of frontage along Wade Stedman Road, the property features a 5,428-square-foot conditioned masonry building with three offices, a reception area, meeting room, lounge, 400 square feet of open upstairs space, and staff amenities including two ADA-accessible restrooms, two showers, and a utility room with washer/dryer hookups. Operational capabilities include heated apparatus bays, electronic overhead doors, and a 90-foot pull-through bay that accommodates large service vehicles, trailers, and fleet equipment. Three wired storage buildings, including one with three-phase power, along with two water wells, upgraded septic, fiber internet, a 30 kW backup generator conveys, commercial kitchen facilities, keyless entry, security cameras, exterior lighting, a marquee, and flagpole create an efficient, move-in-ready environment. A recent appraisal has been completed, and the property is offered below appraised value, providing an attractive opportunity for owner-users and investors.Located in eastern Cumberland County, the property provides convenient access to Fayetteville, Interstate 95, and the growing residential communities surrounding Maxwell Road, allowing service businesses to efficiently reach customers throughout both urban and rural markets. Wade Stedman Road offers straightforward access for employees, clients, and fleet vehicles while connecting to key transportation corridors that support daily operations across the region. Continued residential growth in the Stedman area is increasing demand for contractors, utility providers, and field-service businesses, making this location well suited for companies seeking to expand their service footprint. With rezoning to C2(P) underway, the property offers additional flexibility for future commercial use while supporting a wide range of owner-user opportunities. Facilities with this combination of operational infrastructure, accessibility, development momentum, and below-appraisal pricing are increasingly difficult to find in today's market.
