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This property is ready to welcome its next family, offering ample space for growth and a variety of features, including gardening areas, a workshop, and even the possibility of adding a pool. The opportunities are limitless. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Ouachita National Forest from this 9.2 acre lot, which includes a 40x60 metal shop featuring a workroom, bolted steel beams, and 8' heated flooring, along with two roll-up doors. Key features include: Two 160' wells (both plumbed to the house: one for outdoor use and the other dedicated to the house) Located less than 1/8 mile from the Ouachita River that runs behind the home Two 50-gallon water heaters A new built-in microwave and oven A roof replaced in 2024, along with new bath cabinets and lighting Two electric panels and 24' of fiberglass insulation 6' walls and two new Carrier HVAC units (2 and 2.5 tons) A creek that borders the national forest and Muddy Refuge A sunken family room featuring an Extraordinaire positive pressure wood-burning fireplace (with air intake from outside) The avg electric bill is $260 month. The home sits on a knoll, providing stunning views from every angle, surrounded by wooded and cleared areas.
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Listed By: Mary Davis of Crye-leike Realtors - (479) 790-7747
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