Arkansas Land With Prime Highway Frontage & Build-Ready Potential

ARKANSAS LAND WITH PRIME HIGHWAY FRONTAGE & BUILD-READY POTENTIAL

MLS# 25049536

Prime Highway Frontage & Build-Ready Potential Discover the perfect canvas for your dream home on this prime 5-acre (m/l) tract located along Highway 63 N in Hardy, Arkansas. This property offers exceptional accessibility with approximately 360 feet of highway frontage, ensuring easy year-round access. To jumpstart your development, the lot will come equipped with temporary electric service, and a survey will be provided to clearly define your boundaries. Whether you are looking to establish a private residence or a weekend getaway, this level to gently sloping wooded acreage provides the privacy of the Ozarks with the convenience of a major thoroughfare.

Flexible Utilities & Ideal Location Tailor your homestead to your specific needs with flexible water options; buyers can choose to drill a private well or coordinate a shared water agreement with the seller by extending the existing line. The property will have a driveway entrance off the highway, simplifying the construction process for your new build. Situated just a short drive from the historic charm and recreational waters of Spring River in Hardy, this land offers a rare blend of natural beauty. Don’t miss this opportunity to secure a surveyed acreage in a growing area of Sharp County. For more information, contact PAUL HALL @ 870-847-5070.

HARDY ARKANSAS

Hardy, Arkansas, is a charming small town nestled in the foothills of the Ozark
Mountains. Known for its rich history and vibrant community spirit, Hardy offers a unique
blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. The town is bisected by the Spring River,
renowned for its clear waters, making it a popular destination for fishing, canoeing, and
swimming. Hardy’s historic Main Street, lined with well-preserved buildings from the
early 20th century, hosts a variety of antique shops, boutiques, and cozy cafes, creating
a nostalgic and inviting atmosphere. The town is also home to the Hardy Homestead, a
living history museum that provides a glimpse into the life of early settlers. Outdoor
enthusiasts can explore the many hiking and biking trails in the surrounding Ozark
National Forest. Hardy hosts several annual events, including the Spring River Canoe
Race and the Autumn Fest, which draw visitors from all over the region.