Gabrielle Hill

$550,000

34.26 Acres

Omaha, Arkansas, 72662

This 34.26-acre property at 14960 Denver Road in Omaha, Arkansas, offers panoramic 360° views of the rolling Ozark Mountains and a rare combination of privacy, potential, and location. Just 20–25 minutes from Branson, Missouri, and only 15 minutes to Harrison, Arkansas, it provides the convenience of nearby amenities with the serenity of rural living. The main home, built in 1965, features 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms across 2,130 heated square feet. While the home is ready for remodeling, it offers a solid foundation for creating a personalized retreat. Several older mobile homes are also located on the property, offering opportunities for guest accommodations, multi-generational living, or rental income. Additional improvements include poultry barns-currently inactive but usable for agricultural purposes or storage-a large barn, guest house, metal shop, well house, and multiple outbuildings, totaling approximately 9,000 square feet of detached structures. A standout feature is the former rock quarry, now transformed into a peaceful fishing pond with stunning views, perfect for outdoor enjoyment. The land is a mix of cleared, level, and rolling terrain, with characteristics suited for a hobby farm, homestead, or investment project. Utilities include DSL, electric, propane gas, satellite, septic, public water (available and connected), and a private well. With its natural beauty, flexible use options, and strategic location near major routes, this property offers exceptional potential in a desirable corner of the Ozarks.

$515,000

97 Acres

Witter, Arkansas, 72776

Experience the natural beauty and peaceful seclusion of the Ozarks with this remarkable 97-acre property located in Witter, Arkansas.<br /> Ideally situated just 35 minutes from Fayetteville, 20 minutes from Huntsville, and under 45 minutes from the Buffalo National River, this property offers both convenience and escape. Located within the War Eagle Creek watershed. Property is approximately 2 miles from Kings River Falls.<br /> The land showcases a stunning mix of open pasture and mature hardwoods, with varied topography that includes gently rolling hills, level ground, forested sections, and striking elevated views. Fenced on the upper portion for livestock, the property also features a year-round, spring-fed creek and three ponds, creating an ideal environment for both agricultural and recreational use. Wildlife is abundant, with frequent sightings of deer, turkey, and black bear, making it a haven for hunters and nature lovers alike. <br />An older mobile home is located on-site and has been fully gutted, providing a clean slate for renovation or removal. With water, electricity, and septic already in place, the property is ready for a dream home, hunting lodge, or off-grid retreat. <br />Accessed by a combination of county, private, and gravel roads, this property offers privacy without being remote. Whether you&#039;re looking for a homestead, hunting base, or a quiet slice of the Ozarks to call your own, this diverse and scenic acreage is a rare opportunity.

$369,000

67.58 Acres

Deer, Arkansas, 72628

Discover 67.58 acres of rugged, beautiful wilderness in the heart of Newton County, Arkansas-an ideal escape for those craving true seclusion, off-grid potential, and recreational freedom.<br /> This rare parcel is rich in natural water features, including live springs and frontage along the East Fork of the Little Buffalo River where it meets Barberry Creek. With riverbanks perfect for relaxing, swimming, or camping, the land offers a peaceful yet adventurous lifestyle. <br />The property also borders national forest land and is prime territory for hunting elk, bear, whitetail deer, and turkey. An old homestead tucked into the woods adds charm, while historic rock walls whisper of generations past.<br /> Access is via an old county road, passable only by ATV in its final stretch-perfect for buyers looking to truly get off the beaten path. Road maintenance by the county can be reestablished if you are planning to build on the property.<br /> The terrain varies from gently rolling to rugged and steep, covered in timber, hardwoods, and thick forest. There are no deed restrictions.<br /> On-site septic and well required for utilities. <br /> This property is a rare blend of natural beauty, privacy, and untapped potential-an Ozark hideaway where you can live, hunt, explore, and unwind.

$119,000

26 Acres

Compton, Arkansas, 72624

Tucked away in the heart of Newton County, Arkansas, this stunning 26-acre wooded parcel offers the perfect escape to nature.<br /> Located along the peaceful and scenic Plumlee Road, the property boasts extensive road frontage and easy access to utilities, making it an ideal spot to build your dream home, off-grid cabin, or homestead.<br /> With a little selective clearing, the land could reveal beautiful views of the surrounding Ozark Mountains. You&#039;ll find yourself surrounded by natural beauty and abundant wildlife, yet still within easy reach of Jasper, Harrison, and all the adventure the Buffalo National River area has to offer. Whether you&#039;re into hiking, kayaking, rock climbing, horseback riding, fishing, or simply soaking up the serenity, this land puts you minutes away from some of the best recreational opportunities in Arkansas.<br /> The rural setting ensures peace and privacy, while the convenient proximity to Harrison provides access to shopping, dining, and services. This property is a rare blend of seclusion, convenience, and potential-an ideal setting for those who want to live close to nature without sacrificing modern comforts.

$179,900

20 Acres

Arkansas, 72655

Welcome to your own private slice of the Ozark Mountains - a breathtaking 20-acre mountaintop retreat located just outside the quiet community of Mt. Judea in Newton County, Arkansas. <br />This exceptional property offers some of the most stunning panoramic views in the region, with a ridge-top setting that provides complete privacy and the perfect canvas for your dream cabin or secluded getaway. Whether you&#039;re looking to escape the noise, build an off-grid retreat, or invest in premium land surrounded by natural beauty, this property checks every box.<br /> Imagine watching the sunrise spill over the hills, hearing nothing but the wind through the trees, and knowing you&#039;re just minutes from the Buffalo National River - one of Arkansas&#039;s most beloved natural treasures - offering endless opportunities for hiking, kayaking, swimming, fishing, and adventure.<br /> The land is rich with native wildlife, mature timber, and the kind of peace you can&#039;t buy in the city. <br />A shared easement provides access to the property, but 4x4 is required, and the listing agent must be present for showings.<br /> Just a 20-minute drive from Jasper, this property is remote enough to feel worlds away, yet still close enough to enjoy local restaurants, shops, and supplies when needed.<br /> Deed restrictions are in place to help preserve the integrity and natural beauty of the surrounding area, making this a smart and protected investment.<br /> Whether you&#039;re dreaming of a legacy property to pass down, a hunting cabin, or a peaceful weekend escape, this is your chance to own one of the most scenic and desirable pieces of land in the Arkansas Ozarks. Don&#039;t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build high above it all - where the views are endless, and the lifestyle is pure Ozark magic. <br />Additional acreage can be purchased request information.

$239,000

9.24 Acres

Eureka Springs, Arkansas, 72632

Discover the beauty of Lot 9 in Bel Lago Estates – 9.24 acres with breathtaking views of Beaver Lake! This stunning tract offers multiple building site options, whether you&#039;re dreaming of expansive lake views from above or a serene, lakefront build tucked among the trees. While no boat dock is available, the Big Clifty boat ramp is just minutes away, giving you quick and easy lake access for all your boating and fishing adventures. This property offers the perfect setting for your primary residence or a custom vacation retreat-a peaceful escape with room to roam and views to remember. Located near Big Clifty Park for hiking, swimming, and picnic fun, and just a short drive to the charming town of Eureka Springs, where shopping, dining, and entertainment await. Come experience all Beaver Lake living has to offer-privacy, beauty, and convenience wrapped into one incredible opportunity.<br />

$849,000

4.11 Acres

Compton, Arkansas, 72624

Centerpoint Lodge – Compton, AR <br />If you&#039;ve ever dreamed of owning a destination property in the Ozarks, this is it. Set on 4.11 acres across from the Centerpoint Trailhead, Centerpoint Lodge is steps away from the Buffalo National River&#039;s most famous trails and adventures.<br />The lodge itself offers 9 unique sleeping areas, from private suites with kitchens to hostel-style quarters. A separate bunkhouse sleeps 6–8 with its own kitchen and bath, while the wraparound porch on the main lodge is made for rocking chairs and mountain sunsets. Add in primitive camping sites, horse pens, RV hookups, and ATV rentals, and you&#039;ve got an outdoor playground with multiple income streams.<br />Located in Newton County, Arkansas, a region known for its towering bluffs, elk herds, waterfalls, hiking trails, and the Buffalo National River, this property draws adventurers, families, and retreat groups from all over the country.<br />Whether you&#039;re looking for a turnkey investment or a private retreat with business upside, Centerpoint Lodge delivers the best of the Ozarks right outside your door.<br />

$375,000

62 Acres

Kingston, Arkansas, 72742

62± Acres | Rock-Lined Drive | Newton County, Arkansas<br />This 62± acre tract in Newton County is a property that makes an impression before you ever step out of the truck.<br />A beautiful rock-lined driveway leads you onto the land-an intentional, well-crafted entrance that immediately sets this property apart. It&#039;s not just access… it&#039;s a statement. From the start, you know this place has been thoughtfully developed and cared for.<br />With approximately 0.7 miles of county road frontage, access is both practical and versatile-offering multiple points of entry while maintaining the privacy buyers are after. Being directly accessed off a county road and outside city limits, the property provides freedom of use without the restrictions often found in more developed areas.<br />Once inside, the land opens into a classic Ozark setting defined by mature hardwood timber, rolling to sloping terrain, and sweeping mountain views. The topography creates visual interest while still allowing for easy navigation across the property.<br />An added advantage-internal trails and roads are already cut throughout the property, making it immediately usable for exploring, hunting, or recreational riding without the need for additional work.<br />Wildlife is a natural part of this landscape. The combination of timber, terrain, and low-pressure surroundings supports healthy populations of deer and turkey, making this a strong recreational tract for hunting and outdoor use.<br />The Area<br />Located near Kingston in Newton County, this property sits in a region known for its scenic mountain terrain, quiet rural setting, and proximity to premier outdoor recreation.<br />Just a short drive away is the Buffalo National River, one of the most iconic and protected landscapes in the state. The area draws people in for:<br />Floating, fishing, and exploring one of the last free-flowing rivers in the country<br />Miles of hiking trails, waterfalls, and scenic overlooks<br />Access to trail systems, including the nearby Buffalo Wilderness Rider trail network<br />A lifestyle centered around land, freedom, and the outdoors<br />Newton County continues to attract buyers who want space without giving up access-close enough to Northwest Arkansas, but far enough to keep the noise out.<br />The Opportunity<br />This is the kind of property that checks boxes without overcomplicating things.<br />62 acres. County road frontage. Internal trail system. Hardwood timber. Mountain views.<br />Clean. Usable. Ready to enjoy from day one.

$795,000

34 Acres

Green Forest, Arkansas, 72638

Table Rock Lake and Yocum Creek Estate | 34± Acres<br />Property Description<br />Opportunities like this are few and far between in the Ozarks-where lake frontage, live water, and usable acreage come together in one complete package.<br />Situated on approximately 34± acres, this property features a spacious 3,100± square foot home with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, thoughtfully positioned to take advantage of the surrounding landscape and water features. Whether you&#039;re looking for a full-time residence, a private retreat, or an income-producing investment, the foundation is already in place.<br />What truly sets this property apart is the water.<br />With frontage on Table Rock Lake and access to Yocum Creek, you&#039;re not choosing between lake life and creekside living-you&#039;re getting both. That combination is increasingly rare, and it&#039;s what gives this property long-term value and broad appeal.<br />The land itself offers a balance of open ground and timber, creating privacy while still allowing for usability. There&#039;s room to expand, explore, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet that defines the Ozarks. Wildlife is abundant, and the natural setting lends itself to everything from fishing and kayaking to trail riding and hunting.<br />This is the kind of property that works just as well for:<br />A family legacy retreat<br />A short-term rental or vacation investment<br />A primary residence with recreational value built in<br />It&#039;s not just a home-it&#039;s a property you can live in, invest in, and pass down.<br />Area Information – Green Forest, Arkansas and Table Rock Lake Region<br />Located near Green Forest, this property sits in one of the most sought-after recreational regions in the Ozarks, with easy access to some of the area&#039;s most iconic destinations.<br />Just a short drive away, you&#039;ll find Table Rock Lake, known for its clear water, excellent fishing, and year-round boating. Whether it&#039;s early morning fishing or evenings on the water, this lake draws visitors and property owners from across the country.<br />The property also benefits from proximity to Eureka Springs, a historic and vibrant town known for its unique architecture, arts scene, boutique shopping, and dining. It&#039;s a major tourism hub that continues to drive demand for vacation properties and short-term rentals in the surrounding area.<br />To the north, Branson offers a completely different-but equally valuable-draw. Known for its entertainment, live shows, golf courses, and family attractions, Branson brings millions of visitors to the region each year. That consistent tourism flow creates strong potential for investment-minded buyers.<br />Why People Come to This Area<br />The Ozarks-and specifically this part of Arkansas-have become a magnet for buyers looking for something that&#039;s getting harder to find elsewhere:<br />Water-rich properties with real recreational value<br />Privacy and space without sacrificing accessibility<br />Natural beauty-rolling hills, hardwood timber, and clear waterways<br />Outdoor lifestyle including fishing, boating, hiking, and hunting<br />Investment potential driven by steady tourism<br />People don&#039;t just visit this area-they come back, and many eventually decide to stay.<br />The Bottom Line<br />Properties with lake frontage, live creek access, and acreage are becoming increasingly difficult to find-especially in a location this accessible to both Arkansas and Missouri&#039;s top destinations.<br />This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Ozarks that checks every box:<br />️ Water<br />️ Land<br />️ Home<br />️ Location<br />And those are the properties that hold their value for generations.

$300,000

31.12 Acres

Alpena, Arkansas, 72611

31± Acres on Dunkard Road | Alpena, Arkansas<br />Tucked just off Dunkard Road in Boone County, this 31.12± acre tract offers a balanced blend of usability, privacy, and long-term potential in the heart of the Arkansas Ozarks. With gently rolling topography and a strong stand of mature hardwood timber, the land lays well and provides multiple natural build sites without the challenges often found in steeper Ozark terrain.<br />Access is easy with county road frontage, making this property both convenient and accessible while still offering the quiet, rural setting buyers are searching for. A major advantage: rural water is available at the road, and the tap has already been paid, saving both time and upfront development cost. Electric is nearby, and the property is well-suited for a custom home, cabin, or recreational retreat with septic installation.<br />The acreage is largely wooded, providing natural privacy, wildlife habitat, and the kind of setting that supports both everyday living and weekend escapes. Whether you&#039;re looking to build now or hold for the future, this property offers flexibility with minimal restrictions (mobile homes allowed, excluding single-wides).<br />For buyers thinking long-term, the layout and accessibility also create potential for future division, offering an additional layer of investment opportunity.<br />Property Highlights<br />31.12± acres in Boone County, Arkansas<br />County road frontage with easy access<br />Gently rolling, usable terrain<br />Mature hardwood timber throughout<br />Multiple potential build sites<br />Rural water available (tap already paid)<br />Electric nearby<br />Minimal restrictions (no single-wide mobile homes)<br />Strong potential for recreational use or future investment<br />Location and Area Overview<br />Located near Alpena, Arkansas, this property sits in a region known for its natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and small-town charm. The surrounding area offers a slower pace of life while still maintaining access to essential amenities in nearby towns like Harrison.<br />Outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to this part of the Ozarks for its proximity to some of the region&#039;s most well-known destinations. The area is within driving distance of Buffalo National River, America&#039;s first national river, offering world-class floating, hiking, and elk viewing. Long Creek is nearby, providing additional opportunities for fishing and exploring quieter stretches of water.<br />The broader Ozark region is known for its strong wildlife presence, making it ideal for hunting, nature watching, and recreational land ownership. Hardwood timber, rolling hills, and seasonal creeks define the landscape, creating a setting that continues to attract both full-time residents and those seeking a second home or retreat property.<br />With Northwest Arkansas continuing to grow, areas like Alpena are increasingly appealing to buyers looking for space, privacy, and value within reach of expanding economic opportunities.<br />The Opportunity<br />Properties like this-usable acreage with utilities accessible, good access, and flexibility-continue to be in demand across the Ozarks. Whether you&#039;re building, investing, or simply securing land for the future, this tract checks the boxes for both practicality and long-term potential.

$975,000

230 Acres

Lead Hill, Arkansas, 72644

230± Acres | Highway 14 | Boone County, Arkansas<br />Positioned just outside of Lead Hill, this 230± acre tract offers a rare combination of scale, access, usability, and long-term upside in the Arkansas Ozarks.<br />With nearly half a mile of Highway 14 frontage, the property provides strong year-round access-something that&#039;s becoming harder to find on larger tracts. The land itself rolls gently through a mix of open pasture and mature hardwood timber, creating a balanced landscape suitable for a variety of uses.<br />Elevations ranging from approximately 1,000 to 1,400 feet deliver expansive ridge-top views and multiple natural build locations, while still maintaining usable ground for grazing or recreational development. The terrain lies well-not too steep, not too flat-with just enough contour to create character without sacrificing functionality.<br />Water features are a strong asset here, with three ponds and seasonal creeks supporting livestock, wildlife, and overall land value. The property is partially fenced, allowing for immediate agricultural use or easy expansion.<br />Whether you&#039;re looking at this through a development lens, recreational investment, or long-term land hold, the fundamentals are here:<br />Highway frontage for access and potential division<br />Mixed-use terrain with both open and wooded ground<br />Multiple build sites with views<br />Water features already in place<br />No subdivision restrictions<br />This is the kind of tract that checks the boxes-and then gives you options beyond that.<br />Area Overview | Lead Hill and North Central Arkansas<br />Located in Boone County, this property sits in a region known for its natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and steady long-term growth.<br />The nearby town of Lead Hill is a small Ozark community with a population of just a few hundred residents, offering a quiet, rural lifestyle while still being connected to larger hubs like Harrison.<br />This area is defined by water and landscape. Just a short drive away, you&#039;ll find the world-renowned Buffalo National River-America&#039;s first national river-known for its towering bluffs, waterfalls, and miles of floating, hiking, and fishing opportunities.<br />To the north and east, Bull Shoals Lake and the White River system provide year-round boating and some of the best trout fishing in the country. The surrounding region is also rich in Ozark National Forest land, offering thousands of acres for hunting, hiking, and exploration.<br />What draws people here-and keeps them-is simple:<br />Unmatched outdoor recreation<br />Low population density and privacy<br />Strong appeal for second homes, cabins, and retreats<br />Growing interest from out-of-state buyers seeking value and space<br />You&#039;re also within reach of Branson, Missouri, adding entertainment, dining, and tourism traffic to the broader market influence.<br />The Bottom Line<br />This isn&#039;t just acreage-it&#039;s positioned land.<br />Good access, usable terrain, water, and location… all sitting in one of the most naturally desirable regions in the Midwest.<br />And if history has taught us anything, it&#039;s this:<br />they aren&#039;t making more of this, but they are cutting it up.

$38,000,000

4,000 Acres

Kingston, Arkansas, 72742

4,000± Acres of Ozark Legacy Land<br />Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch | Newton and Madison Counties, Arkansas<br />Opportunities to acquire land of this scale in the Arkansas Ozarks are extraordinarily rare. Spanning approximately 4,000± contiguous acres across Newton and Madison Counties, this remarkable property represents one of the most significant land offerings to reach the market in the region in decades. Located in the heart of the Buffalo National River headwaters region, the property combines dramatic mountain terrain, abundant water resources, extensive trail systems, and a rich outdoor heritage that make it truly one of a kind.<br />Represented by Gabrielle Hill and Rebekah Simonton of the Shop the Ozarks Team with eXp Realty, this property offers the rare combination of wilderness privacy, recreational infrastructure, and proximity to one of the fastest-growing regions in America.<br />Final acreage will be determined by survey prior to closing.<br />A Landscape Defined by the Ozark Mountains<br />The Arkansas Ozarks are known for their rugged beauty, dramatic limestone bluffs, deep forested valleys, and pristine waterways. This property captures the very essence of that landscape.<br />Across more than six square miles of land, the terrain includes:<br />Hardwood forests and native Ozark timber<br />Scenic mountain ridgelines and bluff lines<br />Open pasture and valley bottoms<br />Natural springs, creeks, and ponds<br />Waterfalls and seasonal cascades<br />Underground streams and cave formations<br />The ranch includes more than 24 natural water features, with numerous springs and creeks feeding into the surrounding watershed. These water sources support wildlife habitat and enhance the property&#039;s natural beauty.<br />More than three miles of bluff lines provide dramatic overlooks of the surrounding valleys and mountains.<br />Over 100 Miles of Trails<br />One of the most unique features of this property is its extraordinary internal trail system.<br />The ranch includes over 100 miles of established trails winding through forests, across ridges, and into secluded valleys. This network allows access to nearly every corner of the property.<br />These trails support a wide range of recreational and land management uses, including<br />ATV and side-by-side riding<br />Horseback riding<br />Hiking and mountain biking<br />Wildlife observation<br />Land stewardship and management<br />Few properties of this size offer such extensive access throughout the land.<br />The Wilderness Rider Legacy<br />This property is part of the Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch, a well-known destination for outdoor adventure enthusiasts.<br />For years, the ranch has attracted visitors seeking the thrill of exploring the Ozark Mountains by ATV, Jeep, and side-by-side. The dramatic landscapes, extensive trails, and remote wilderness setting have made Wilderness Rider a memorable experience for those who love the outdoors.<br />The property&#039;s established recreational infrastructure offers exciting possibilities for future ownership, whether continued as a recreation destination, private ranch, or legacy landholding.<br />Improvements and Infrastructure<br />The property includes several improvements supporting recreational and operational uses, including<br />Multiple homes on the property<br />Barn and equipment storage buildings<br />Office or shop building with utilities<br />Animal handling facilities and corrals<br />Wells and septic systems<br />These improvements provide infrastructure that can support continued operations, private retreat use, or future development.<br />A Haven for Wildlife<br />The Ozark Mountains are known for their diverse wildlife, and this property sits within one of Arkansas&#039;s most celebrated wildlife regions.<br />The ranch lies within the range of the famous Arkansas elk herd, one of the most unique wildlife conservation success stories in the state. Elk were reintroduced to the Buffalo River region in the 1980s and have since become a defining feature of the area.<br />Today, the surrounding Buffalo River and Boxley Valley region is home to one of the largest elk populations in the southeastern United States. Visitors and residents frequently observe elk grazing in nearby valleys and fields.<br />The property also supports abundant populations of:<br />Whitetail deer<br />Wild turkey<br />Black bear<br />Small game and upland birds<br />For wildlife enthusiasts, conservationists, and land stewards, this environment offers exceptional ecological value.<br />The Buffalo National River Region<br />The property sits within the greater Buffalo National River watershed, one of the most treasured landscapes in the United States.<br />Designated in 1972 as America&#039;s first National River, the Buffalo River remains one of the last free-flowing rivers in the country. Its towering limestone bluffs, clear water, and pristine ecosystem attract visitors from around the world.<br />The surrounding region offers extraordinary outdoor recreation opportunities, including<br />Canoeing and kayaking<br />Hiking and backpacking<br />Rock climbing and photography<br />Wildlife viewing<br />Fly fishing and camping<br />The nearby Buffalo Wilderness Area protects thousands of acres of rugged Ozark terrain and offers some of the most remote and scenic landscapes in the state.<br />Owning land in this region places a buyer within one of the most iconic outdoor destinations in America.<br />Proximity to Northwest Arkansas<br />Despite its private and secluded feel, the property is conveniently located within driving distance of Northwest Arkansas, one of the fastest-growing and most dynamic regions in the United States.<br />Within roughly one to two hours, owners can access:<br />Bentonville<br />Home to Walmart&#039;s global headquarters and the internationally recognized Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.<br />Fayetteville<br />A vibrant university town and home to the University of Arkansas, known for its cultural scene and outdoor lifestyle.<br />Rogers and Springdale<br />Major business, manufacturing, and logistics hubs.<br />Northwest Arkansas has gained national attention for its economic growth, world-class mountain biking trails, culinary scene, and investment in arts and culture.<br />For high-net-worth buyers seeking both privacy and accessibility, this location offers a rare balance.<br />Exceptional Possibilities for Ownership<br />Properties of this scale create opportunities that simply cannot be replicated on smaller tracts of land.<br />Potential uses for the property include:<br />Private Legacy Ranch<br />A once-in-a-generation family property for recreation, conservation, and generational ownership.<br />Conservation and Land Stewardship<br />Large tracts like this play a vital role in protecting wildlife habitat and preserving natural landscapes.<br />Luxury Retreat or Corporate Escape<br />The property offers an extraordinary setting for a private retreat, wellness resort, or corporate leadership retreat.<br />Outdoor Recreation Destination<br />With its established trails and infrastructure, the ranch could continue to serve as a premier outdoor recreation property.<br />Film and Production Location<br />The dramatic landscapes, bluff lines, and wilderness terrain provide exceptional settings for film, television, and commercial photography.<br />A Rare Opportunity<br />Large contiguous landholdings across the Ozarks are becoming increasingly scarce.<br />Owning a property of this scale offers not only privacy and recreation but also the chance to protect and steward a remarkable landscape for generations to come.<br />For Gabrielle Hill and Rebekah Simonton, representing this property is more than a listing-it is an honor to help introduce a truly extraordinary piece of the Ozarks to the next steward who will care for it.<br />Property Summary<br />Location: Newton and Madison Counties, Arkansas<br />Acreage: Approximately 4,000± acres (survey to determine final acreage)<br />Terrain: Hardwood forest, mountain ridges, pasture, valleys<br />Water Features: 24+ springs, creeks, ponds, and waterfalls<br />Trail System: 100+ miles of established trails<br />Wildlife: Elk, deer, turkey, bear and native Ozark species<br />Improvements: Homes, barn, shop, wells, septic systems<br />For More Information<br />To learn more about this extraordinary property or request additional information:<br />Rebekah Simonton<br />479-530-5592<br />Gabrielle Hill<br />479-325-9260<br />Shop the Ozarks Team | eXp Realty<br />Additional images, videos, and mapping are available upon request.<br />Land and Ranch Division