Harvey, AR 72824(Scott County)

Offering US Hwy 28 frontage, you enter the ranch through beautiful heavy duty steel pipe constructed, custom crafted, programmable security gate which is electric and solar powered. Travel up the graveled manicured drive 1/4 of a mile to 4 acre yard. A building pad already in place for your dream home awaits. The new 90x100 metal shop offering 9000 sq ft, has a 800 sq ft one bedroom, 1 bath attached apartment for living quarters. The apartment amenities include ceramic tiled flooring, stainless steel appliances, washer/dryer hookup, cedar trim, sheet rock walls, double vanity in the bathroom and tub/shower combination along with custom brushed bronze lighting and fixtures. The well insulated shop has 6 garage doors (15x18 & 10x12), cement slab, mercury vapor lighting inside, halogen lighting outside, and is equipped with complete RV hookup to sewer, water and electric. Your children will delight in the space this shop allows for roller blade, skateboarding, basketball, football - you name it this offers the space for it!! A new custom metal 40x50 barn with stalls & loft offers hay storage of up to 800 square bales in the loft area and concrete floors. Both the shop and the barn have steel soffits and the shop has a 3/12 pitch roof line-both very well built and in immaculate condition.

Enjoy growing your own fresh vegetables in the well maintained garden located behind the shop and harvest your own eggs from your own chickens you raise in the fenced barnyard with custom built poultry house. The weather in Arkansas is mild and typically pleasant. No matter what time of year, you'll find The Natural State offering beautiful scenic views and plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventure. With four distinct, yet temperate, seasons, Arkansas is the perfect place to call home. Our average temperature is 61 degrees and we have an average rainfall of 47 inches. Our average highs are 92 and our lows 28 with humidity of 85%. Spring and fall are particularly mild with the most extreme temperatures occurring in late summer when days are hot and humid and during winter months when temperatures occasionally dip into the teens or below.

Enjoy the sounds of the bubbling creek (Brush Creek) from your front porch. The creek which winds through the property is within view from the home-site and offers a wonderful swimming and picnic area. No need to travel for this type of recreation - you have it right in your back door!

Apprx 120 acres of the property is in a blend of mature woodland of hardwood and pine timber. The property could also possibly qualify for the government CRP payment plan which could yield a significant annual return for the property owner due to its boundaries lying on the creek and Fourche LaFave River. (CRP) -The Conservation Reserve Program is a federally funded program that allows landowners with highly erosive land to establish permanent vegetative cover, such as grass or trees. In return for taking the land out of production, the landowner is paid a certain amount per acre each year.

Possibly the most unique features to the property is the 1 mile of river frontage and National Forest Land boundaries. The river frontage offers approximately 1/4 mile of beautiful rapids, natural sandbar crossings and hours of enjoyment waiting for you and your family from the fishing, swimming, and floating experiences. Many individuals enjoy floating this winding unpolluted river- The Fourche Lafave. The Fourche LaFave River is one of the few rivers found today which does not have raw sewage being pumped into it. Another great bonus is the one mile of National Forest Service boundaries. Abundant wildlife found in the area include, bear, turkey, whitetail deer, squirrel, rabbit, wild boar, coon, quail and duck. The ranch offers access to Muddy Creek Wildlife Management Area which offers 150,000 acres of hunting opportunity.

All fencing on the ranch features brush- hogged parallel roadways beside them for ease of convenience for checking fence lines. You will be hard-pressed to find a ranch of this quality with these top of the line improvements and infrastructure.

Located only 53 miles from Mt. Magazine State Park which is the tallest point in Arkansas and also the highest point between the Rockie Mtns and The Appalachian Mountains. 60 miles from Petit Jean State Park -the first state park created, 53 miles from Queen Wilhemina State Park , 106 miles from the State Capital - Little Rock, 76 miles from Ft Smith the second largest city in the state, 190 miles from Tulsa, OK, 147 miles from Texarkana, Tx, 238 miles from Memphis, TN.

Give Jim(479-355-0674/479-495-5061) or Beth (479-495-0286/479-495-5061) a call today to set up your private appointment to see this slice of heaven in the Ouachitas. Also take a moment to view the pictures we have loaded for your viewing enjoyment. Half of Arkansas - "The Natural State" is covered by mountains including the Ozarks, Ouachitas and distinctive mesas in the Arkansas River Valley. We are blessed to have over 600,000 acres of lakes and 9,000 miles of rivers and streams. 83% of our county is National Forest Lands. Come join us and enjoy the Good Life here in Scott County, Arkansas - where neighbors are friendly and Life Is Good!!