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Searching for your ideal country retreat or a charming deer and duck lodge? Look no further—you’ve just found it! Discover the perfect blend of classic charm and modern convenience in this delightful country home, originally built by Sears and Roebuck in 1939. Nestled on 1.61 acres, this property features unique cross-studded walls and a fully installed grounded deer hanger—ideal for outdoor enthusiasts! Key Features: Modern Upgrades: Enjoy peace of mind with new electrical wiring (2018), a hot water heater (2021), and a new washer and dryer (2023) that convey with the home. Stylish Renovations: The kitchen and bathroom have been beautifully remodeled, while the living room and primary bedroom showcase the original hardwood flooring, adding a touch of vintage elegance.Comfortable Living: New flooring in the bathroom, kitchen, dining room, and back bedroom complements the home's character. Stay comfortable year-round with multiple air conditioning units and wall heaters, including a newly installed unit in the back bedroom (2024) and an additional wall heater (2023).Location Benefits: Situated just 10 minutes from White River Access and 5 minutes from Cache River Access!
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Listed By: Cami Goodell of Re/max Elite Conway Branch - (870) 659-5045
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