Happy Hollow 10

PRICE REDUCTION! NOW $79,999. Check out this quiet country retreat close to the national forest today!

Escape to +/- 10.02 acres of pure tranquility near Chester, Arkansas! Chester is located in northern Crawford County, surrounded by the Ozark Mountains and the Ozark National Forest. This beautiful property is an outdoorsman's paradise, nestled among rolling hills and lush greenery. It is perfect for building your dream home or a private retreat. Enjoy a mix of open spaces and mature trees, offering privacy and natural beauty just a short drive to local amenities. Ideal for nature lovers or anyone seeking peace and quiet, this land is a hidden gem in the Arkansas countryside. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of paradise less than a mile from an asphalted road! Power is located on both ends of this property. This is the perfect location to be off-grid, but a close enough drive should you need things in the city. Van Buren and Alma are approximately a thirty-minute drive away to each. The deer sign was abundant upon walking the property.

The property is just a short drive to Lake Fort Smith. Lake Fort Smith State Park offers visitors a beautiful outdoor recreation area close to this Chester property. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, including hiking, kayaking, boating, and fishing, throughout the year.

Lake Fort Smith State Park | Arkansas State Parks

If hiking is your passion, then Chester, AR, won’t disappoint! Located amidst the Ozark Mountains, Chester is home to some of Arkansas’s most enchanting hiking trails. The area boasts a rugged natural landscape rich in diverse flora and fauna, bubbling streams, and majestic scenic views.

10 Best hikes and trails in Ozark-St. Francis National Forest | AllTrails

If hunting your +/- 10 acres is not enough, you will be within minutes of thousands of acres of hunting land on National Forest property.

Ozark-St. Francis National Forest | Hunting, Fishing and Shooting | Forest Service

Some aerial photos have property outside of the property lines and are used for reference only.