Situated 7 miles south of Jasper, Newton county, AR in the Ozark Mountains, about a mile from scenic Route 7, this property is in a beautiful setting with a natural spring, rich soil, deciduous trees, and a wealth of native plants and animals. Two large gardens are already established. The 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home and eight outbuildings situated on over 4 acres of land make this an ideal property for raising a family, a vacation home, or a farmette. The local school bus can pick up your children right in front of the home. The home has had many new updates which are listed below and comes with a one year home warranty protection plan. If you are looking for a country environment with low property taxes and inexpensive upkeep, this is definitely a property worth looking into!
Home and Property features
3 BR, 2 BATH
1513 square-foot home on 4.19 acres.
List price only $119,900
Frame construction with wood and stone siding
Attached carport.
The house is solid and in good condition and comes with a one year home warranty protection plan.
Modern comforts provided by electric, propane, and wood.
Brand new septic system installed in spring of 2010.
New toilets in both bathrooms and a new sink in the master bath.
Much of the plumbing has been updated.
Well with new pump and pressure tank, and rural water for backup.
Natural spring flows in the woods behind the home.
Much of electrical has been updated.
Central heat and AC in good working order, also has a wood stove and back up gas unit.
2 large established garden plots.
Completely fenced property with very large, park-like yard.
Outdoor fireplace with sitting area.
Metal roof in good condition.
Kitchen has new tile installed, new plumbing, and lots of cabinet space.
Spacious kitchen-dining area with counter bar in between.
Large deck with gorgeous views just off dining room.
New paint throughout the house.
Brand new carpet in all three bedrooms.
Utility room with washer and dryer hookup.
Propane tank conveys with property.
Gated gravel driveway with easy access to attached carport.
High speed DSL internet is available.
Two grape arbors (we believe muscadine), one just off the deck, and one beside the house.
Crepe Myrtles, Rose bushes, lilacs, dogwood, snowball bush and many varieties of flowers come and go throughout the seasons.
Large clearings can easily be converted to pasture by fencing.
Wild deer are often seen and songbirds, hummingbirds, and butterflies frequent the property.
Though less than a mile from pavement on a well kept dirt road, and approximately seven miles from town, this is still a very country setting, but close enough to be able to access local amenities easily.
Local Area information
Some area attractions include the Buffalo National River (www.nps.gov/buff/), Arkansas Elk, and Scenic Route 7 has many pull-offs with breathtaking views.
Newton County is one of the least populated and most beautiful counties in Arkansas. No railroad, interstate highway, or traffic light exists in the entire county. Please see http://www.theozarkmountains.com/ for photos and more information on Newton County, AR.
You will only find small family farms here, there are no corporate agriculture or industry in the area. The Buffalo National Park monitors the Buffalo River watershed to assure it stays pristine. Homes in general are lovely country homes with gardens in pastoral settings.
The charming town of Jasper (population 500), the Newton County seat, snuggled between a tall mountain and the Little Buffalo River, is just 7 miles away. There are restaurants including the famous Ozark Cafe, shopping, a medical clinic, nursing home, post office, pharmacy, public library and churches. There is a true town square with a historic stone courthouse, a gazebo and benches for visiting under the old shade trees. A K-12 school serves the town and surrounding rural area. Bradley Park along the Little Buffalo River is a great place for picnics, ball games, and family reunions. Country entertainment is provided through festivals and fairs.
Many businesses in Newton County are much devoted to tourism associated with the Buffalo National River. There are canoe rentals, bed and breakfast cottages and cabins, restaurants, artists and photographers, crafts, and much more. With high speed internet available the area is drawing many people who work from home.
Approximately 25 miles away is Harrison (population 12,000) which serves as the center of business, employment, medical, entertainment and shopping needs for a large rural area. It also has a historic courthouse square, North Arkansas Regional Medical Center, North Arkansas College, and an airport.
Lakes for fishing and water sports are about 45 miles away.
A trout stream well known to fishing enthusiasts across the country, the White River, is approximately 50-60 miles away. It is easily accessed from here in several places.
The cities of Fayetteville and Springdale are about 70 miles away and have malls, bookstores, and virtually all stores and conveniences offered in larger cities. There is a farmer's market in Fayetteville which is also home to the University of Arkansas and the Walton Arts Center.
About 70 miles away is Branson, Missouri, which is nationally famous for its music and entertainment.
Eureka Springs and Hot Springs, two spa cities historically famous for their healing spring water, are both nearby. You can take a trip to Eureka Springs and enjoy many of it'sattractions and return in a single day. Hot Springs would make an excellent overnight trip.
Springfield MO, Little Rock AR, Memphis TN, Tulsa OK, and many other interesting cities are located within a half-day's drive.
Living in Newton County could prove to be the best home imaginable for you if you crave independence and beautiful natural surroundings, while still allowing you access to city-oriented things when needed or desired.
For more information on this property, please contact Ranch One Realty at 479-665-2526 and ask for our realtor, Craig Thompson.
