Skip to main content
Pillar 2.2 GuideNeighborhoodsPublished: October 2, 2026Last updated

Jack Britt and Rockfish Corridor: Master Subdivisions, Commutes & Zoning

By FayettevilleNC.net Editorial Staff

Direct Answer • Key Takeaway

Major subdivisions strictly zoned for Jack Britt High School include Traemoor, Gates Four, Birch Creek, Sheffield, Kensington, and Steeplechase in southwest Cumberland County. These communities feed through Stoney Point Elementary and John Griffin Middle School.

Answers: Which residential subdivisions are zoned strictly for Jack Britt High School?

The Jack Britt and Rockfish suburban corridor in southwest Cumberland County represents the most consistently requested residential sector for relocating military families and professionals. Characterized by master-planned developments, golf course communities, and unincorporated county tax rates ($0.6990 per $100), the area benefits from direct expressway access to Fort Bragg via the completed 39-mile I-295 Outer Loop.

Entity Disambiguation:Jack Britt High School

What master-planned communities define the Jack Britt and Rockfish submarket?

Summary Answer
Gates Four is the region’s premier gated golf community, featuring an 18-hole championship course, tennis facilities, clubhouse dining, and homes ranging from $340,000 to over $800,000. Traemoor and Traemoor Manor offer upscale executive estate homes with large brick facades and side-entry garages, situated adjacent to Stoney Point Elementary.

Subdivisions like Birch Creek and Sheffield provide mid-sized suburban single-family homes built in the mid-2000s, with median purchase prices between $260,000 and $350,000. Because the majority of these subdivisions sit outside municipal boundaries in unincorporated Cumberland County, homeowners pay only the base county tax rate plus the local rural fire district assessment, saving hundreds of dollars annually compared to incorporated city parcels.

What is the morning commute time to Fort Bragg using the completed I-295 Loop?

Summary Answer
Commuters departing the Jack Britt corridor reach Fort Bragg’s 24-hour gates such as Yadkin Road in 18 to 25 minutes via the completed I-295 Outer Loop interchanges at Camden Road and Raeford Road, avoiding 14 surface traffic signals along Skibo Road.

The opening of the final 5.2-mile segment between Camden Road and Raeford Road in late 2025 transformed daily travel for southwest county residents. Morning traffic bottlenecks that previously clogged Hope Mills Road and Raeford Road now divert seamlessly onto a 65 mph multi-lane freeway that terminates directly at Fort Bragg checkpoints.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the property tax rate in the Jack Britt neighborhood?
Most properties in the Jack Britt corridor sit in unincorporated Cumberland County, paying an effective millage rate of $0.6990 per $100 assessed value (County base $0.499 + Stoney Point fire and recreation fees).
Does Gates Four require mandatory golf membership fees for residents?
While HOA community maintenance dues are mandatory for all Gates Four homeowners to maintain gated security and shared roadways, full golf and country club memberships are optional.
Are there public parks and recreation facilities near the Rockfish corridor?
Yes. Residents utilize the nearby Lake Rim Park off Raeford Road, which features walking trails, soccer fields, equestrian facilities, a native wetlands boardwalk, and public fishing docks.

Verified Sources & Citations

All regulatory figures, tax millages, school choice deadlines, and transit timelines are cross-referenced with primary government registries and official municipal records.