Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Harris McHaney & Faucette -Fayette
Laura Alston
479-404-9277
"May Pop Homestead" Escape to the Ozarks with this unique 25+/- acre farm offering breathtaking views of the Buffalo River Valley and endless possibilities. Whether you're seeking a homestead, weekend retreat, or recreational property, this tract provides the perfect blend of open land, privacy, and natural beauty. Approximately 50% of the acreage is open pasture, ideal for livestock, hay production, or gardening, while the balance is wooded, providing excellent wildlife habitat, hunting opportunities, and recreational enjoyment. Improvements include a 36' x 40' barn currently under construction with a 16' x 40' loft designed for future living quarters, chicken pens, a hay field, and a pond. Rural water is available on the property, making future development more convenient. Enjoy stunning sunrises, abundant wildlife, and peaceful country living just minutes from Buffalo River access. A rare opportunity to own acreage in one of Arkansas' most sought-after outdoor recreation areas. See also MLS 1351646 and 1349616.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to own 79.5 +/- beautiful acres in the Ozark Mountains, nestled at the foot of the Boston Mountain range in Searcy County, AR. Just in time for turkey season! This property is a perfect mix of pasture and timber, ideal for cattle, livestock, building, or hunting. It's fully fenced, provides a cattle corral, has electric on-site, and features three year-round springs, a spring-fed stocked pond, and abundant wildlife. The current owner runs cattle, which are present and negotiable with the sale. Whether you're dreaming of a farm, hunting retreat, or private homestead, this land offers incredible natural beauty and versatility. Located just a 3.5 mile driveand only 0.8 miles as the crow fliesfrom the Buffalo National River (South Maumee Campground), you're minutes from some of Arkansas's best floating, fishing, and hiking. With full mineral rights intact and stunning mountain scenery all around, this is a true Ozark gem. If you're looking for usable land with water, fencing, utilities, and unbeatable proximity to the Buffalo River, this property checks all the boxes!
Courtesy: Midwest Land Group, LLC
Michael Johnson
479-847-5122
This exceptional 80+/- acre property is situated at the end of Fallen Tree Road. The cleared summit offers expansive views of the surrounding mountains, with the current owners reporting visibility of weather patterns hundreds of miles in advance of their arrival. An extensive trail system ensures the property is easily traversable. The majority of the acreage is encompassed by mature hardwood timber. Featuring a mix of ridge tops and draws, this location is ideal for hunting. The property is well-suited for either a hunting retreat or the site of a permanent residence. Essential infrastructure includes on-site electricity and a developed spring, with rural water access also available nearby. Water storage is addressed with a 300-gallon cistern at the spring and a 1,000-gallon cistern located at the highest elevation. Furthermore, the site includes a 1,500-square-foot concrete slab, suitable for a home, workshop, or barn, alongside a buried 1,000-gallon propane tank positioned adjacent to the slab.
Courtesy: Goodman Realty
Randy McCallister
870-448-6444
Residential lot with State Hwy 74 frontage in rural Searcy County, AR with water, electric and fiber on the hwy. If you are looking for place to build in the hills of North Central Arkansas, check this out. This 4 acre lot is all wooded at the present time and waiting for you to decide exactly where you want to put your cabin or house.
Marshall is located in Arkansas. Marshall, Arkansas has a population of 1,421. Marshall is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 15.17% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 24.3%.
The median household income in Marshall, Arkansas is $26,119. The median household income for the surrounding county is $39,627 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Marshall is 50.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 90.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 24.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.2 inches per year, with 4.7 inches of snow per year.
