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Off-grid living at its best!Property has 15 +/- Acres, a home, web wire fencing for a small animal or two, a couple of buildings to provide shelter, a stocked pond with fathead minnows, sunperch and channel cat for food, and also serves as an excellent water source for the animals, woods, and a few deer stands! With this, you have an entirely off-grid home and land to live off!This home has a 2,100-gallon rainwater catch system under the house; in the house, you have a filter system for the water and solar for the lights, which are 12 volts, bringing in 1,800 watts total on the solar, which is about 466 amp hours on your batteries without having to charge them, cookstove runs off a propane bottle, and the water heater, receptacles, and refrigerator run off a generator most of the time.There is a wood stove in the living room for heat with vents in the main floor's ceiling and the upper-level flooring to allow heat to rise and travel through the entire house.Cooling is mainly with window ac units.Stocked pond, web-wired fenced on entire property except driveway and front yard, there is bear, deer and turkey on property, see other documents for more information.
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Listed By: Pamela Welch of Mossy Oak Properties Selling Arkansas - (870) 897-0700
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