Land like this only comes up for sale every so often in this part of north-central Arkansas. Only an hour from Jonesboro, AR, and a little more than 2 hours from Memphis, TN, this 75 +/- acre property is just a short drive from the city! It is only a quarter mile from Big Creek, known by the locals as the fishing and kayaking gem of Sharp County. The Spring River and South Fork River are as little as a 20-min drive away, offering great floating, as well as trout and smallmouth bass fishing, from all over AR and surrounding states. Hunting on this property offers an extremely unique opportunity. In the NE corner is a high ridge, and in that northernmost corner is the border of Harold E. Alexander Wildlife Management Area. This same ridge system runs North to South and provides perfect habitat for white-tailed deer, turkeys, and black bears. A variety of oak trees cover the landscape, with the occasional pine and cedar trees. If cattle farming comes to mind when seeing the mixed grass pasture, then this is the place for you! It could comfortably handle a couple dozen head of cattle and still have room for more. Additionally, there’s city water and electricity at the road. $297,000!

Land like this only comes up for sale every so often in this part of north-central Arkansas. Only an hour from Jonesboro, AR, and a little more than 2 hours from Memphis, TN, this 75 +/- acre property is just a short drive from the city! It is only a quarter mile from Big Creek, known by the locals as the fishing and kayaking gem of Sharp County. The Spring River and South Fork River are as little as a 20-min drive away, offering great floating, as well as trout and smallmouth bass fishing, from all over AR and surrounding states. Hunting on this property offers an extremely unique opportunity. In the NE corner is a high ridge, and in that northernmost corner is the border of Harold E. Alexander Wildlife Management Area. This same ridge system runs North to South and provides perfect habitat for white-tailed deer, turkeys, and black bears. A variety of oak trees cover the landscape, with the occasional pine and cedar trees. If cattle farming comes to mind when seeing the mixed grass pasture, then this is the place for you! It could comfortably handle a couple dozen head of cattle and still have room for more. Additionally, there’s city water and electricity at the road. $297,000!