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Welcome to a rare opportunity to own a piece of tranquil countryside at 2178 State Highway 128, in the heart of the Manchester Community, Arkadelphia, AR. This expansive 40-acre property boasts verdant hay fields, two serene ponds, and is conveniently fenced and cross-fenced, making it an ideal setting for farming and livestock. The exterior shot reveals a single-story dwelling exuding classic charm, with a red brick facade complemented by white trim around windows and the roof’s edge. The sturdy covered porch invites you to sit and enjoy the pastoral surroundings. Mature trees dot the landscape, providing both shade and a scenic backdrop to the home. Inside, you’ll find a spacious, living and dining area that’s perfect for family gatherings. A prominent brick fireplace offers a cozy centerpiece to the room, while neatly placed shelvings await your personal touch. The dining area is aptly positioned with a view leading to the kitchen, promising a practical flow for entertaining guests. Large windows draw in natural light, enriching the space with a warm and inviting atmosphere. Hay Barn, Shed, Well House, Fenced and Cross Fenced, Two Ponds, All on 40 Acres east of the Ouachita
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Listed By: Jason Edington of Keller Williams Realty Hot Springs - (870) 210-1445
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