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Breathtaking panoramic views await in this stately 5,300 sq. ft. brick home, perched on 4.99 acres bordering the Ozark National Forest. Enjoy sweeping vistas of Mt. Magazine, 40 miles to the SW, and the city of Russellville, 30 miles to the SE, along with stunning valley sunsets. This impressive residence boasts 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and three stories of living space, including a fully finished 1,175 sq. ft. basement. Cozy up by one of the two stacked-stone fireplaces or the additional wood-burning stove while enjoying the spacious bedrooms and abundant natural light throughout. Recent updates include a new roof, fresh carpet, and upgraded LVT flooring in the living and laundry areas. Additional features include energy-efficient windows, stainless steel appliances, and a built-in smoker. Outside, the property is adorned with lush landscaping, spacious patio, abundant wildlife, and a two-car garage. A greenhouse with an attached well-pump house completes the offering. Experience tranquility and sophistication in this one-of-a-kind property surrounded by nature's beauty! An additional 24.71 acres is available which includes a pond and small cabin.
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Listed By: Matthew Hurst of Century 21 Glover Town & Country - (479) 979-7021
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