Courtesy: Midwest Land Group, LLC
Benjamin Williams
785-501-5305
This 117+/- acre parcel sits just 2 miles outside of Kingston, AR. Along highway 21. A metal shop sits at the front of the property featuring a 4 bed, 2.5 bath addition. As you pull up the driveway, you will notice the multiple out buildings and an equestrian barn equipped with stalls and tack room. The driveway continues up the gradual hillside to the main 3,789 Sq.Ft. home which has 6 beds, 4.5 baths. This home is 80% handicap accessible and has proven successful as a nightly rental. From the front porch you are able to enjoy breathtaking views. With trails expanding to almost every corner of the property, moving through the property is not an issue. You will notice the beautiful wide open areas where wildlife like to frequent, including elk, whitetail deer and bears. A notable feature is a cave near the edge of one of the creeks. As you enter you will find yourself navigating through the impressive chambers within. Following the creek up the mountain, you will come across a spring that flows year round.
This 270 acre property is located in Madison County approximately 16 miles southeast of Huntsville, AR off of County Rd 244. The acreage sets only 300 yards off HWY 74 and has 3/4 of a mile of Kings River frontage. Currently the property is being utilized for cattle production but the hunting in this area is very good. Sign of whitetail deer and turkey were very apparent across this farm. The river does offer some waterfowl potential for duck and geese. Other small game such as rabbit and squirrel can be found in abundance as well. This property has it all from the brushy hill country to the beautiful river bottom. The river offers some good fishing as several nice bass were observed while on property tour. Electric and water runs through the property. A beautiful bluff line runs parallel to the river towards the north end of the property. A conservation easement is in place on this property.
Courtesy: Wild Oak Real Estate & Development
Kaleb Houston
479-325-0448
This land is absolutely beautiful with so many opportunities! Gently rolling very buildable 12 acres with a pond located in Kingston, AR. Land has all utilities including a rural water tap paid, electricity, and existing well on site. This land is right down the road from the Azalea Falls Cabin and would be a perfect place to build cabin rentals. Kingston is a short 5-minute drive and Huntsville is a short 30 minutes. Harrison is right down the road about 35 minutes away and Jasper is a 20-minute drive. Branson MO is only an hour’s drive and if you want to go call the Hogs in Fayetteville, it is only a hour away also. The famous Buffalo National River, Ponca Elk River Float, Tyler Bend Recreation Area, Lost Valley Trail, Hemmed-in-Hollow Trail, Hawksbill Crag Trail and Ozark National Forest are all a short drive away. The 3,500-acre Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch and Adventure Park for side-by-side riding is right down the road. Existing home on property is considered of no value and is sold as-is.
Courtesy: Montgomery Whiteley Realty
Whiteley Team
870-423-7965
Tract 1 is one of 5 tracts available for sale. Properties are level to rolling and close to Kingston. Two tracts (1 & 3) have Highway frontage and the others have a road with easement. They are all wooded but have great potential for awesome building sites. Very close to Kings River, Buffalo National Park and Wilderness rider outfitters. Close to biking trails and the side-by-side park, Located in Madison County but close to Newton County. Electric is at Highway and ask about rural water. You could build a forever home, seasonal cabin or several Air B&B's. This could be the investment property for you.
Courtesy: Montgomery Whiteley Realty
Whiteley Team
870-423-7965
Tract 4 is one of 5 tracts available for sale. Properties are level to rolling and close to Kingston. Two tracts (1 & 3) have Highway frontage and the others have a road with easement. They are all wooded but have great potential for awesome building sites. Very close to Kings River, Buffalo National Park and Wilderness rider outfitters. Close to biking trails and the side-by-side park, Located in Madison County but close to Newton County. Electric is at Highway and ask about rural water. You could build a forever home, seasonal cabin or several Air B&B's. This could be the investment property for you.
Courtesy: Montgomery Whiteley Realty
Whiteley Team
870-423-7965
Tract 3 is one of 5 tracts available for sale. Properties are level to rolling and close to Kingston. Two tracts (1 & 3) have Highway frontage and the others have a road with easement. They are all wooded but have great potential for awesome building sites. Very close to Kings River, Buffalo National Park and Wilderness rider outfitters. Close to biking trails and the side-by-side park, Located in Madison County but close to Newton County. Electric is at Highway and ask about rural water. You could build a forever home, seasonal cabin or several Air B&B's. This could be the investment property for you.
Courtesy: True North Realty Group
Chris Hinkle
620-215-0033
This 270 acre property is located in Madison County approximately 16 miles Southeast of Huntsville, AR off of County Rd 244. The acreage sits only 300 yards off of Hwy 74 and has 3/4 of a mile of Kings River frontage. The property is currently being utilized for cattle production but the hunting in this area is very good. Signs of Whitetail deer and turkey are very apparent across this farm. The river does offer some waterfowl potential for duck and geese. Other small game such as rabbit and squirrel can be found in abundance as well. This property has it all from the brushy hill country to the beautiful river bottom. The river offers some good fishing as several nice bass were observed while on property tour. Electric and water runs through the property. A beautiful bluff line runs parallel to the river towards the North end of the property. A conservation easement is in place on this property.
Kingston is located in Arkansas. Kingston, Arkansas has a population of 141. Kingston is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 14.29% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.59%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $47,862 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Kingston is 64.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 87.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 26.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.9 inches per year, with 10.2 inches of snow per year.
