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Beautiful 7.69+/- Acre Property Near Fifty Six, Arkansas - Build Your Ozark Getaway!
Discover your own piece of the Ozarks with this beautiful 7.69+/- acre property located in the Fifty Six Acres Subdivision. Whether you're looking to build your dream home, a cozy cabin, or a weekend retreat, this property offers a great combination of privacy, convenience, and access to some of the area's best outdoor recreation.
The property features approximately 2-3 acres of partially cleared land, with the remainder being wooded, providing plenty of space for a home or cabin while maintaining a peaceful, natural setting. Water and septic are already located on the property, and electricity is available at the road, offering a great head start for your building plans.
Location is a major highlight! The property is just 0.25 miles from the Fifty Six City Park and approximately 10 minutes from Blanchard Springs Caverns, Mirror Lake, and the Gunner Pool Recreation Area. You're also only about 22 minutes from Mountain View, Arkansas, home to the Ozark Folk Center State Park and the charming downtown area known for its music, culture, and small-town atmosphere.
Enjoy the best of country living without being too far from town. With beautiful wooded acreage, existing utilities, and easy access to fishing, hiking, swimming, camping, and other outdoor adventures, this property is a great opportunity to build your Arkansas getaway or make it your permanent home.
Come enjoy the peace and beauty of the Ozarks while staying close to everything you need!
Directions:
From junction in Big Flat, Ar, follow hwy 14E for approximately 13.5 miles, turn right onto Roasting Ear Rd, in 0.7 miles turn left onto Lancaster rd in 0.5 miles property is on the right at the end of the paved road.
Showing Instructions:
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595 Lancaster Drive, Fifty Six, AR, 72533, 7.69 +/- acres, Lot 14 and Lot 15, Fifty-Six Acres Subdivision, Part of the SW 1/4 of Section 11, Township 15 North, Range 12 West. In Stone County Arkansas.
