Arkansas Farmland

Unique opportunity doesn't fully or adequately describe this river front property in White County, Arkansas. The northern boundary is right at a half mile and is defined by the Little Red River and the eastern boundary plays host to a meandering waterway called Black Creek. Two ponds complete the water trifecta giving the property the rare distinction of having river, creek and pond all in one tract. The place is put together like a park. Large oaks decorate the well groomed pastures and roads and a more significant stand of trees grows on the east side by Black Creek. The

The Bettis Mountain farm is a dynamic combination of scenic views, rolling pasture, pond and creek frontage adjoining the Bettis Mountain development. Its access is protected by a gate and its completely fenced and ready for livestock. There are a couple of great spots to put a home and enjoy a view for miles. The north boundary coincides with a huge drop in elevation that further insures your privacy as it's not likely anyone would climb the hill or hunt very close. There is a small patch of timber on the northwest that adjoins Cadron Creek. A paved road winds

This property is fenced pasture with both paved Hwy. 11 road frontage, and gravel road frontage on Raybell Rd. Located in a well maintained area just outside of Des Arc this property has barbed-wire fencing in place and a new gated entry way. There are multiple potential uses for this including, but not limited to, a small farm, great area for a duck lodge, potential subdivision, etc... Located in a desirable area for those who want to live in the Des Arc school district, and also for those hunters with convenient access to the outstanding hunting of Prairie County

This completely remodeled home sits on 20 acres and is located 13 miles from Beebe, and 19 miles from Searcy. Beautiful pasture for your small farm, outstanding hunting, and your own fishing and swimming hole in Little Bull Creek! The home is 90% finished, down to the studs, 4 bdr, 3 bth., 2,100 sq. ft. home with a new open floor plan, new plumbing, electrical wiring, HVAC, flooring, architectural shingles, windows, and new exterior siding. Additionally, new kitchen and bathrooms, insulation, sheet rock, paint, and a tankless hot water system. This one is as close to new construction

Completely remodeled, 90% finished, down to the studs, 4 bdr, 3 bth., 2,100 sq. ft. home with a new open floor plan, new plumbing, electrical wiring, HVAC, flooring, architectural shingles, windows, and new exterior siding. Additionally, new kitchen and bathrooms, insulation, sheet rock, paint, and a tankless hot water system. This one is as close to new construction as you'll find. (The completion of the work will be done prior to closing as the workers are there now.) To complete this property there are beautiful hay pastures, two creeks for fishing, swimming, and kayaking, and timber for

Small farm with a manufactured home in the Searcy School District. This property is around 20 miles from both Searcy and Heber Springs, and 10 miles from Rose Bud. With exterior fencing in place, this property is ready for your small farm. Great access off of Hwy. 310, and only 0.3 miles down Harold Ln. to the southwest corner of the property. This property is a good mix of both open ground, roughly 2/3 of the property, and timber, roughly 1/3 of the property.

This property is in the right location for a hunting lodge right between Bayou Meto and The White River National Wildlife Refuge. The area of DeWitt is headquarters for several other known duck lodges, and provides the amenities to make your stay more comfortable. For the off-season you're only 25 miles from the famed Merrisach Lake and Arkansas River adding to the recreational opportunities. With the acreage there's more than enough room for outbuildings for storage, dog kennels, and a nice place to work your dogs too. Developers, the property is cleared with power and road frontage on 3

This is a turn key cattle farm with great access off of hwy. 67/167, and only 40 minutes from Little Rock. The current owner has spared no expense for his cattle operation with numerous paddocks for rotational grazing, and fresh water centrally located in each of the paddocks. The soils have been treated to raise the pH level and the hay production and cattle have responded. This farm has been in ag production in the past, and could easily be returned to ag production. The current owner receives an annual check for the crop bases for rice, soybeans, corn