Scott County, AR Recently Sold Farms and Ranches, Timberland Properties with Fishing

Cash Price: $49,900 Finance Terms: $10,000 down, $850/Month for 5 years (Plus $26/month service fee and $5.34/month property tax) Elegment ID: AR_Scott1 State: Arkansas County: Scott County Address: 104 Hwy 270 GPS: 34.73659, -94.07658 Size: 5.12 Acr

Welcome to the Spectacular Cattle Farm and Hunting Property, a hidden gem just West of Waldron! This property offers an abundance of opportunities for both farmers and outdoor enthusiasts. The land is thoughtfully fenced and cross-fenced, ensuring th

RIVER VALLEY RANCH Beautiful Ranch in the valley between the Walker Mountain and Poteau Mountain Range. The dwelling sitting on the ridge above the fertile bottomland along the Poteau River offers a fantastic panoramic view of the area. Views, wildli

80 acres of family farm land, joining Ouachita National Forest on east & west sides. Two fertilized hay meadows, along with 2-40x400 operational chicken houses with Tyson Contract. Houses will not transfer to buyer, so they are considered barn value

GORGEOUS SETTING Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on parklike, 5.9 acres. Shop with slab foundation, greenhouse with sprinkler system. Two ponds and a creek. Mix of woods and pasture, picturesque entrance with wood bridge going over creek. Pretty Gaz

Escape to a secluded riverfront paradise nestled amidst lush pastureland, hayfield, and pristine timberland. This breathtaking property offers an idyllic setting with awe-inspiring peacefulness and a serene river, perfect for fishing and kayaking. Em

Peanut Mountain is a 160+/- acre gem surrounded on all sides by over 340,000 acres of the Ouachita National forest. This property gives you the rare opportunity to own a private piece of land in the middle of one of the largest tracts of the national

Talk about a truly once-in-a-lifetime opportunity; this incredible property is it and then some. Located in the Ouachita Mountains and sandwiched between the Quachita National Forest, to say this property has it all would be an understatement. Once y