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Concessions considered. Experience rustic elegance on 40 acres of secluded paradise. The robust home boasts extra roof trusses & a double-layered metal roof w/lifetime warranty for savings and security, updated plumbing less than 5 years. The primary bedroom features an Ashley Brand wood stove for cozy nights. 2 septic systems ensure reliability. A gated entrance with a brick foundation adds security. The vast property offers hunting opportunities & a stocked ¼ acre pond. The 30x30 workshop is a hobbyist's dream, with hot/cold water, wood heater, emergency generator connection, & 120/220 volts. A commercial-grade well made of stainless steel Grund Brand highlight quality. The fully fenced property is suitable for livestock. Includes 4 Angus Cross Beef cattle, 15 chickens, and 15 guineas. Conveniently located near the mall, Oaklawn Horse Race Track, and 4 lakes, with easy access to Jack Mountain WMA for hunting, 4 wheeling, and other recreation. A new main road is under construction promises a smoother future passage. Nearby Lakes - Hamilton, Degray, Catherine, and Ouachita; rivers; and abundant nature, this property offers a perfect blend of comfort, utility, and serenity.
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Listed By: Albert Harris of Exp Realty - (501) 804-0300
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