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Located in the quiet countryside of Northeast Arkansas, this 48-acre tract near Lorado offers a hard-to-find combination of open ground, mature timber, recreation, and homesite potential.
The property features a diverse landscape with pasture and wooded acreage, giving a new owner plenty of options. Established access throughout the tract makes it easy to get around, whether you’re checking livestock, riding the property, hunting, or simply enjoying your own piece of the country.
With water and electricity available, the property offers an excellent setting for a country home, weekend retreat, small farm, or recreational getaway. The open acreage provides room for horses, cattle, gardens, food plots, or other hobby-farm uses, while the timber adds privacy, shade, and valuable wildlife habitat.
For the outdoorsman, this property has a proven history of deer and turkey, along with plenty of small game. The mix of timber and open ground gives a future owner opportunities to further improve the property for hunting and wildlife management.
At 48 acres, it’s large enough to hunt, roam, and enjoy, while still being manageable for someone looking for a country property without taking on hundreds of acres.
Whether you’re looking for a place to build, start a small farm, establish your own hunting ground, or simply own a piece of rural Arkansas, this tract offers plenty of possibilities.
Additional acreage may be available.
