Courtesy: Midwest Land Group, LLC
Christopher Shadrick
479-530-2470
The Newton County 112± sits in the heart of Arkansas' premier outdoor recreation country. The Buffalo and Kings Rivers are nearby for fishing and floating, while Hawksbill Crag is less than 2 miles away. The Upper Buffalo Headwaters IMBA mountain bike trails are just a short distance away. This is rugged Ozark country, yet this tract offers usable terrain with mostly gentle slopes, an internal trail system, perimeter fire breaks, and county road frontage along the entire eastern boundary. A Derksen cabin is already in place with electricity, septic, a rainwater catchment system and existing cistern. The property is ready to hunt with a 3± acre food plot, TSI work, mature oak timber, and habitat for deer, turkey, black bear, elk and small game. Nearly 1.2 million acres of the Ozark-St. Francis National Forests are nearby. Boxley Valley, Ponca, Jasper, Kingston and Huntsville are all within easy reach. Whether you want a hunting property, weekend getaway, investment, or outdoor retreat, possibilities are wide open!
Courtesy: Prime Real Estate and Development
Mike Parker
479-530-1515
Approximately 66.79 acres of natural Ozarks beauty awaits your homesteading or recreational dreams! Bordering National Forest with Friley Creek and Little Mulberry Creek frontage, wildlife is plentiful providing excellent hunting opportunities. Plenty of flat acreage along the creek would be perfect for building a cabin or multiple cabins. Beautiful and secluded, with plenty of turkeys and an unpressured local deer herd, enjoy the scenery and peace!
Courtesy: Prime Real Estate and Development
Mike Parker
479-530-1515
Beauty and Seclusion with approximately 5.85 acres with natural borders of Friley Creek and the Little Mulberry Creek. Enjoy peace and views of wildlife from the wrap around porch of the rustic styled 1,160 square foot cabin with excellent hunting of the unpressured local deer herd and plentiful turkeys in the area. Fishing opportunities await with Friley Creek and Little Mulberry Creek frontage.
Courtesy: Mossy Oak Properties- Northwest Arkansas
Christopher Malinowski
214-738-7320
Don't miss this rare opportunity to own +/- 16 acres on the banks of Little Mulberry Creek in the scenic Little Mulberry Valley. Located just 5.9 miles north of Highway 215 in the Hazen Ford community, this property offers approximately 850 feet of creek frontage, 5.8 acres of partially fenced pasture, and an unmatched creekside setting with the relaxing sound of flowing water. Property joins the Ozark National Forest across the creek, so you'll have endless opportunities for hunting, hiking, and trail riding, with the Ozark Highlands Trail just a couple of miles away. The property is mostly level with direct access from CR 6151 and has electricity and fiber internet on site. Well and septic needed. Seller may consider dividing into two 8-acre tracts.
Courtesy: Mossy Oak Properties- Northwest Arkansas
Jonathan Maynard
479-249-5994
11 +/- scenic acres on Little Mulberry Creek near Friley, AR with approximately 615 feet of creek frontage and Ozark National Forest access directly across the creek. This peaceful property features a cozy 2 bed, 1.5 bath cabin with approximately 700 sq ft and an incredible creekside setting where you can relax to the sound of flowing water year-round. The property also includes a barn with partially finished living quarters, an established fenced garden area, and approximately 6 acres of pasture offering room for livestock, recreation, or gardening. Both the cabin and barn are serviced by a water well, and fiber optic internet is available at the road. A great opportunity for a weekend retreat, hunting property, homestead, or full-time residence in the Ozarks.
Courtesy: Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC
Tony Chrisco
479-866-2622
This property is located near several well-known recreational destinations in the Ozarks. The Upper Buffalo Mountain Bike Trails are nearby, offering access to a growing trail system popular with outdoor enthusiasts. Boxley Valley and the Buffalo National River region are also within a short drive, providing opportunities for hiking, floating, sightseeing, and camping.
Pettigrew is located in Arkansas. Pettigrew, Arkansas has a population of 323. Pettigrew is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% 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 Pettigrew is 66.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 25.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 52.5 inches per year, with 10.5 inches of snow per year.
