Home In Town/ Air Bnb Rental For Sale In Mammoth Spring Ar

HOME IN TOWN/ AIR BNB RENTAL PROPERTY FOR SALE IN MAMMOTH SPRING AR

MLS# 26001273

Riverside Retreat & Proven Income Generator: 35 River Bend Rd

Experience the Best of the Spring River in Mammoth Spring, AR

Discover the perfect blend of Ozark charm and investment potential with this beautifully remodeled ranch-style home. Located just steps from the crystal-clear waters of the Spring River, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a turnkey residence that is currently a high-performing Airbnb. Whether you are looking for a primary residence, a vacation getaway, or a lucrative short-term rental, this home is priced to sell and ready for its next chapter.

The Home & Amenities

This spacious home boasts approximately 2,350 sq. ft. of living area, thoughtfully distributed for comfort and privacy.

Main Floor (1,400 sq. ft.): Features a bright, open layout with high-end finishes from a complete top-to-bottom remodel.

Basement (950 sq. ft.): Adds significant living space, perfect for a guest suite or recreation room.

Accommodations: 4 spacious bedrooms and 3.5 modern baths.

Turnkey Ready: The home comes fully furnished and includes a full suite of appliances (range, microwave, dishwasher, and refrigerator).

Outdoor Living: Sip your morning coffee on the front porch while taking in fabulous views of the Spring River, or host summer BBQs on the large back wood deck.

Property Features

Large Lot: Ample room for outdoor activities and expansion.

Storage & Shop: Includes a substantial storage building/shop, ideal for gear, hobbies, or a workshop.

Parking: A convenient 2-car open garage.

Comfort: Equipped with central Heating & Air for year-round climate control.

Prime Location & Recreation

Situated in a recreational paradise, this home offers unparalleled access to the outdoors:

River Access: Located only one block from the Lassiter Walk-In Access and public boat ramp—your gateway to world-class trout fishing, canoeing, and kayaking.

Mammoth Spring State Park: Just minutes away from one of the world’s largest natural springs, featuring historic sites, walking trails, and family-friendly activities.

Local Conveniences: Enjoy the charming shops, local restaurants, and amenities of both Mammoth Spring, AR, and nearby Thayer, MO.

Investment Potential

Currently operating as a successful Airbnb, this property has a proven track record of income generation. With its proximity to the river and state park, it remains a high-demand destination for tourists and outdoor enthusiasts year-round.

For more information, contact   RANDALL TYLER @ 870-421-2182. 

Click on the link to view on the Air BNB website: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1127730799012390173?source_impression_id=p3_1767898161_P3FItx5iZwxqinOr

MAMMOTH SPRING ARKANSAS

Nestled in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains on the Missouri border, the town of Mammoth Spring, Arkansas, is defined by its namesake—a massive National Natural Landmark that serves as the state’s largest spring. Discharging nearly 10 million gallons of water per hour at a constant 58°F, the spring forms a scenic 10-acre lake before spilling over a historic limestone dam to create the headwaters of the Spring River. This unique geological feature, which originates from an underground river system in Missouri, has shaped the town’s identity for centuries, transitioning from a sacred site for the Osage people to a bustling industrial hub powered by hydroelectricity and the railroad in the late 19th century.

Today, Mammoth Spring is a serene community of approximately 900 residents that balances small-town charm with world-class outdoor recreation. The heart of the town is Mammoth Spring State Park, where visitors can explore the 1886 Frisco Depot Museum, a restored Victorian-era train station, or tour the remnants of the early 20th-century hydroelectric plant. Beyond its historical appeal, the town is a premier destination for trout fishing and floating, supported by the Mammoth Spring National Fish Hatchery, one of the oldest in the nation. With its quaint downtown antique shops, historic architecture, and the steady, crystalline flow of the river, the town remains a quintessential example of Arkansas’s “Natural State” beauty.