Ozarks Acreage and Building Sites for Sale Salem Arkansas

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OZARKS ACREAGE AND BUILDING SITES FOR SALE SALEM ARKANSAS To View All Listings in The
Ozarks Click Here!MLS# 25014926Property is located at 5618 Byron Rd, Salem, AR. This property has 17.9 acres located on paved county road just a few minutes from Salem. The property is mostly wooded and has a variety of oak and cedar timber. The property has electricity, fiber internet and rural water located on the property. There is an abundance of wildlife including whitetail deer. Also includes a small pond. This property has good development potential with the water and electricity available. It also includes a 14 x 24 mini house that is not finished inside. It could easily be finished as a mini house or cabin. There is also a 8 x 40 shipping container for storage. Lake Norfork is about 15 minutes away and the property could be used to park your campers or motorhome for a recreation property. Seller is also offering to sell tractor, equipment and camper. The real estate taxes last year were $185.15. For more information, contact RANDALL TYLER @ 870-421-2182.EXPLORE ACTIVITIES IN FULTON COUNTYFulton County, Arkansas, is brimming with outdoor adventures
and cultural experiences. The serene Spring River is ideal for kayaking,
canoeing, and fishing, offering clear waters and picturesque scenery. For hiking
and camping enthusiasts, the area offers extensive trails that showcase the
breathtaking landscapes of the Ozarks.History buffs can visit the Mammoth Spring State Park to
learn about the region’s natural history and the significance of one of the
largest springs in the state. The park’s historic train depot and museum
provide a glimpse into the area’s rich past.

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The towns of Salem and Mammoth Spring host a variety of
local events and festivals, bringing the community together for celebrations,
farmers’ markets, and cultural activities. Visitors can also enjoy charming
local shops, cozy cafes, and restaurants that reflect the area’s warm
hospitality. Nestled in the heart of the Ozark Mountains, Fulton County,
Arkansas, is a picturesque haven that combines the charm of small-town living
with the beauty of the great outdoors. With its rolling hills, pristine lakes,
and lush forests, the county offers a serene escape for nature lovers and
outdoor enthusiasts. Residents and visitors alike can enjoy activities such as
fishing, boating, hiking, and camping in the many parks and recreational areas.
The county is home to friendly communities like Salem and Mammoth Spring, where
you’ll find historic sites, unique local shops, and a strong sense of
community. Education is a priority, with excellent schools serving the area.
Fulton County’s low cost of living, coupled with its natural beauty and welcoming
atmosphere, makes it an ideal place to raise a family, retire, or simply enjoy
a peaceful lifestyle. Discover the charm and tranquility of Fulton County –
where nature meets community.

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