Home and Commercial Property for Sale in Lawrence County, Ar

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Home and Commercial Property for Sale in Lawrence County, Arkansas

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Prime Opportunity in Ravenden – Residential or Commercial Potential! Welcome to this versatile 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home situated on 1.67 acres right off Highway 63 in the heart of Ravenden. Whether you’re looking for a comfortable home, a place to run a business, or both, this property has endless possibilities. Step inside to find a spacious, open-concept living area with a beautiful kitchenfeaturing ample cabinetry and modern appliances. The separate laundry room adds convenience, keeping daily chores tucked away. The covered front porch provides the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Out the side door, there is also a concrete pad offering more outdoor enjoyment opportunities. One of the standout features of this property is the huge finished shop, offering five bay doors, heating and cooling, and ample workspace. This setup is ideal for a business, storage, automotive work, or even a hobby shop, providing year-round functionality. Located in a high-visibility area, this property is just 16 miles from Hardy, 41 miles from Jonesboro, and in close proximity to Spring River, a popular spot for fishing, floating, and recreation. Its prime location along the highway makes it a great candidate for commercial use, whether as a retail space, workshop, or investment opportunity.

Directions: From Ash Flat, follow US-167 N for 11 miles. Turn right onto US-63 business and follow for 16 miles. Turn right onto property gravel/dirt driveway right after hotel. Look for signs

MLS# 60287088

Lawrence County, Arkansas

Overview
Located in northeastern Arkansas, Lawrence County is home to several towns and communities, including Walnut Ridge (the county seat), Hoxie, Black Rock, Imboden, Ravenden, Strawberry, Alicia, Portia, Powhatan, Sedgwick, Smithville, Lynn, Minturn, and others. The area is known for its rich history, agricultural heritage, and proximity to scenic rivers and state parks.

Population

Population: Approximately 16,000 residents (based on recent estimates).

Climate

Receives around 46-48 inches of rain per year (U.S. average is 39 inches).
Snowfall averages 3-5 inches annually (U.S. average is about 26 inches).
Around 215 sunny days per year.
July high temperature: around 91°F.
January low temperature: around 28°F.

Education

Lawrence County has multiple school districts serving its various communities:

Walnut Ridge School District
Hoxie School District
Hillcrest School District (serving communities such as Lynn and Strawberry)
Sloan-Hendrix School District (serving Imboden and surrounding areas)

Hospitals

Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Walnut Ridge offers critical-access care, inpatient and outpatient services, and is part of a regional network of healthcare providers. Nearby larger medical centers include St. Bernards Medical Center and NEA Baptist Memorial Hospital in Jonesboro.

Electric Companies

Entergy Arkansas – Provides electric service to many municipalities and rural areas throughout Arkansas.
Craighead Electric Cooperative – Headquartered in Jonesboro; serves portions of Lawrence County and surrounding northeast Arkansas regions.

Telecommunications

AT&T – Offers home phone, high-speed internet, and wireless services.
Ritter Communications – A regional provider offering internet, cable television, and phone services in parts of northeast Arkansas.
Other Providers – Depending on the specific community, additional cable or DSL providers may be available.

Airports

Walnut Ridge Regional Airport (ARG) – A regional airport located just outside Walnut Ridge, suitable for general aviation.
Jonesboro Municipal Airport (JBR) – Offers limited commercial and charter flights; approximately 30 miles south of Walnut Ridge.
Memphis International Airport (MEM) – Major airport roughly 90 miles east in Memphis, Tennessee.
Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport (LIT) – Major airport located about 120 miles southwest in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Closest Large Cities

Jonesboro, Arkansas

Around 25-30 miles south of Walnut Ridge, Jonesboro is one of the most progressive cities in northeast Arkansas. Home to Arkansas State University, a vibrant downtown with restaurants and shops, as well as cultural attractions like the Forum Theater and the Bradbury Art Museum.

Memphis, Tennessee

About 90 miles southeast, Memphis is famed as the home of blues, soul, and rock ‘n’ roll. Attractions include Beale Street, Sun Studio, and Graceland. The city blends Southern tradition with modern amenities, offering world-class BBQ, live music, and museums.

Little Rock, Arkansas

Approximately 120 miles southwest, the capital city of Arkansas offers attractions such as the River Market District, the William J. Clinton Presidential Library, and a variety of cultural institutions, parks, and entertainment venues.

St. Louis, Missouri

While farther away (about 200 miles north), St. Louis offers a major metropolitan experience, featuring the Gateway Arch, sports teams, museums, a lively downtown, and numerous cultural attractions.

Things to Do in and Around Lawrence County

Lake Charles State Park

Located near Powhatan, this park features a 645-acre lake known for fishing, boating, camping, and hiking.

Powhatan Historic State Park

Showcasing the restored 1888 courthouse and other historic structures that tell the story of early life along the Black River.

Davidsonville Historic State Park

Preserves the site of one of Arkansas’s earliest settlements (founded 1815). Offers fishing, picnic areas, camping, and archaeological exhibits.

Beatles Park & Guitar Walk (Walnut Ridge)

Honors the brief visit The Beatles made to the Walnut Ridge airport in 1964. Features music-themed sculptures and exhibits celebrating rock ‘n’ roll history.

Wings of Honor Museum (Walnut Ridge Airport)

Dedicated to preserving the history of the Walnut Ridge Army Flying School during WWII and aviation heritage in northeast Arkansas.

Black River, Strawberry River & Spring River (nearby counties)

Popular for fishing, boating, canoeing, kayaking, and scenic riverfront picnics.

Whether you’re exploring historic town squares, enjoying outdoor recreation, or discovering the area’s musical heritage, Lawrence County, Arkansas, offers a welcoming blend of history, nature, and small-town charm.