Lexa, AR Farms and Ranches, Recreational Land for Sale with Inactive Properties

The Mays Farm 1 is the perfect size and price point for a new investor interested in getting into the row crop investments without mortgaging "the farm". This tract is currently being farmed as part of a multi-owner operation with a strong soybean ba

Located in eastern Phillips County between West Helena and Lexa lies a 185.84 acre farm for sale along Highway 242. This property is 185.84 acres of mostly tillable land consisting of Henry silt loam and Calloway silt loam soils. There are currently

Located in Lexa, Phillips Co Arkansas, this beautiful 9500sf home sits on 13 +/- acres offering ultimate privacy on a beautiful landscape. This home offers 6500sf of living space including 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and a massive laundry/mud room with e

This unique piece of property offers a mature pecan orchard on 80 acres, presenting an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking a peaceful, rural retreat, a recreational property, or an investment in established pecan trees. While the land is no long

Mink Family Timberland +/- 99.2 Acres near Lexa in Phillips County, Arkansas Click Here for: Property Brochure_Mink Timber The Mink Timber ground is an excellent recreational tract, providing opportunity to hunt ducks, deer, and small game at an unbe

This beautiful property is a cabin or home on 48 acres located adjacent to the St. Francis National Forest northwest of Helena in Phillips County, Arkansas. The property has a cypress cabin on a paved county road and 48 acres of hardwoods behind the

This beautiful property is a cabin or home on 48 acres located adjacent to the St. Francis National Forest northwest of Helena in Phillips County, Arkansas. The property has a cypress cabin on a paved county road and 48 acres of hardwoods behind the

This tract is located off of HWY 242 near Lexa, AR only four miles from the St. Francis National Forest. Out of the 100 +/- acres approximately 46 acres is in CRP hardwoods, with the rest in mature hardwoods, sloughs, and creeks. The CRP program is i