TBD Highway 14

230± Acres | Highway 14 | Boone County, Arkansas

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.

With nearly half a mile of Highway 14 frontage, the property provides strong year-round access-something that'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.

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.

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.

Whether you're looking at this through a development lens, recreational investment, or long-term land hold, the fundamentals are here:

Highway frontage for access and potential division

Mixed-use terrain with both open and wooded ground

Multiple build sites with views

Water features already in place

No subdivision restrictions

This is the kind of tract that checks the boxes-and then gives you options beyond that.

Area Overview | Lead Hill and North Central Arkansas

Located in Boone County, this property sits in a region known for its natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and steady long-term growth.

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.

This area is defined by water and landscape. Just a short drive away, you'll find the world-renowned Buffalo National River-America's first national river-known for its towering bluffs, waterfalls, and miles of floating, hiking, and fishing opportunities.

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.

What draws people here-and keeps them-is simple:

Unmatched outdoor recreation

Low population density and privacy

Strong appeal for second homes, cabins, and retreats

Growing interest from out-of-state buyers seeking value and space

You're also within reach of Branson, Missouri, adding entertainment, dining, and tourism traffic to the broader market influence.

The Bottom Line

This isn't just acreage-it's positioned land.

Good access, usable terrain, water, and location… all sitting in one of the most naturally desirable regions in the Midwest.

And if history has taught us anything, it's this:

they aren't making more of this, but they are cutting it up.