Spacious 1974 Arkansas Investment Property for $85K
Ready for custom updates, this Arkansas property features an open floor plan where each bedroom includes a private bathroom. Ample outdoor spaces and nearby recreational amenities create a strong investment opportunity.
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About This Spacious 1974 Arkansas Investment Property for $85K
Resting on a quiet street, this property occupies a private half-acre lot with significant potential for custom updates. Inside, an open floor plan provides a practical layout for daily routines and hosting friends and family. Every bedroom includes its own private bathroom to ensure comfort for residents and guests alike.
Beyond the main living areas, a spacious wraparound deck and a lower-level patio provide quiet outdoor spaces facing the woods. The lower level easily serves as a den or extra guest accommodation, while a large walk-in crawl space supplies ample room for storage and a workshop. Residents have quick access to local amenities like boating, golf, and off-road trails with a $219 per month HOA fee. Remodeled homes nearby have recently sold for over $200,000, making it an excellent project.
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108 Jonas Ct, Fairfield Bay, AR 72088 $85,000
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Fairfield Bay, Arkansas
Fairfield Bay is a municipality located in north-central Arkansas, situated primarily in Van Buren and Cleburne counties. It sits along the northern shoreline of Greers Ferry Lake and is positioned within the foothills of the Ozark Mountains. The town was originally developed as a resort and retirement destination and operates with a mix of permanent residents and seasonal visitors.
The defining feature of the immediate area is Greers Ferry Lake, a large reservoir created by the United States Army Corps of Engineers. The lake provides opportunities for water-based activities such as fishing, boating, and swimming. Fairfield Bay maintains a marina that serves as a primary access point to the water. Just offshore is Sugar Loaf Mountain Island, a landmass accessible only by boat that features a designated hiking trail leading to its summit.
The Fairfield Bay area offers extensive recreational infrastructure. This includes golf courses, tennis courts, and a large network of trails designated for hiking, biking, and utility terrain vehicles. The surrounding region is heavily forested, blending into the Ozark Mountains to the north. Nearby towns such as Clinton to the west and Heber Springs to the southeast provide additional commercial services and access to the Little Red River, which is utilized for trout fishing.
