Land with Home for Sale in Ravenden Springs, Arkansas

OZARKS CABIN AND HOBBY FARM/RECREATIONAL ACREAGETo View All Listings in The

Ozarks Click Here!MLS# 25009378MLS# 130886Escape to your own 80-acre slice

of Ozark paradise! This secluded haven, nestled at the end of a dead-end road

in Randolph County, AR, offers the ultimate recreational retreat. Imagine

weekends spent fishing in your own large, stocked pond, or exploring the mostly

wooded, rolling terrain teeming with wildlife. A tranquil, country setting

ensures peace and privacy, with a wet weather spring adding to the natural

charm.

The 1,440 sq ft cabin, a blank

canvas for your dream getaway, boasts 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Renovations

are underway, allowing you to personalize the finish. The open-concept living

room and kitchen, equipped with new appliances, create a welcoming space, while

every window frames breathtaking views. Enjoy fresh well water, filtered by a

whole-house system.

Beyond the cabin, a 20x60 barn

provides ample storage, complemented by two older outbuildings and a portable

carport. The expansive yard, shaded by mature trees, is perfect for outdoor

gatherings. This property is a hobby farm dream, a hunter's paradise, and a

weekend escape rolled into one. Located in the foothills of the Ozarks, a short

drive to Pocahontas and Jonesboro, this north-central Arkansas gem offers the

perfect blend of seclusion and accessibility. For more information, contact LINETTE WRIGHT @ 870-291-0617.Directions: From Hardy, take Hwy 62-412 to Ravenden. Take a L (North) on Hwy 90. Go through Ravenden Springs. Turn L onto Oak Ridge Rd. Go a few miles and you will pass an old school on the L. The driveway is on the R. Mailbox has the address. Locked gate @ driveway.Randolph County, Arkansas, is a fascinating area with a rich history and diverse landscape. Here's a summary of key information:

Geography:

It's located in northeastern Arkansas, where the Ozark Mountain foothills meet the Arkansas Delta. This creates a unique blend of terrain.

The county is crisscrossed by several rivers, including the Spring, Black, Current, Fourche, and Eleven Point, making water a significant feature of the area.

History:

Randolph County was established in 1835.

It's named after John Randolph, a Virginia statesman.

The county seat is Pocahontas, which is also the most populous city.

The area has a history that includes Native American presence, early settlement, and Civil War activity.

Economy:

Agriculture plays a significant role, with crops like soybeans and grains in the delta region, and cattle ranching in the hills.

Small manufacturing also contributes to the economy.

Key Features:

The Randolph County Courthouse in Pocahontas is a notable example of Victorian Italianate architecture.

The county's location provides access to outdoor activities, with its rivers and Ozark Mountain scenery.

Demographics:

It is a rural county. Information regarding the population can be found on sites such as the US census websites, and wikipedia.

Additional resources:

For detailed information on county officials, you can refer to the Association of Arkansas Counties website.

Wikipedia provides a comprehensive overview of the county's geography, history, and demographics.