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This expansive 1,307 +/- acre tract in Pike County offers a rare opportunity to own a large contiguous property in one of Arkansas’s most scenic regions. Located southwest of Lake Greeson and west of Murfreesboro, the property is surrounded by the Lake Greeson Wildlife Management Area, making it an ideal recreational retreat.
Historically managed as timberland, the property features a strong network of interior roads, county road frontage, and electricity at the southwest corner for future improvements. Multiple creeks with low-water crossings wind through the acreage, providing natural water sources and enhancing the overall wildlife habitat. A diverse mix of pine plantations and natural timber in varying age classes ensures both immediate and long-term investment potential.
With excellent cover and abundant food sources, the property supports a thriving wildlife population including whitetail deer, turkey, black bear, and small game. Whether for hunting, recreation, or long-term timber investment, this tract provides exceptional value and unmatched scale in the heart of southwest Arkansas.
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Neither the seller, DDK Forestry & Real Estate (DDK), their subsidiaries, affiliates, nor representatives warrant the accuracy, adequacy, or completeness of any information contained herein regarding the property, its condition, boundaries, access, acreage, or timber stand information. Maps and all information contained herein are provided “AS IS” as a courtesy to potential buyers. Potential buyers should make their own determination regarding the accuracy of the information provided.
Broker Cooperation Statement: Real Estate agents must make the first contact with DDK on behalf of the potential buyer they represent to participate in DDK’s real estate commission. The buyer’s agent must also accompany the potential buyer on the initial showing of the property. Otherwise, the fee participation will be at the sole discretion of DDK.
