5 Arkansas Acreage Estates with Ozark Views and Private Lakes

Set on Burkett Flat Rd in Greenbrier, Arkansas, this 120-acre holding offers a blank-slate landscape for a wide range of future plans. The listing envisions options spanning from a new subdivision to the preparation and sale of 2–5 acre residential lots, or even the addition of an apartment complex. For those drawn to a more agrarian pace, it’s also positioned as a potential farm or an expansive home property, with room to shape the land to your needs. Approximately 30 acres of oak add a natural layer to the setting, suggesting pockets of established tree cover amid the broader acreage. However you approach it—development-forward or quietly expansive—the emphasis here is flexibility, scale, and the freedom to create something entirely your own.

Size: 120 acres

From its bluff-top setting on an almost 2-acre lot in Russellville’s River Valley, this sophisticated home was designed to celebrate the landscape. The Great Room, Kitchen, and Primary Suite are wrapped in large windows that frame expansive views of the Arkansas River and Mt. Nebo, bringing the horizon into everyday life. Two bedrooms and two full baths—including the Primary—anchor the main level, while upstairs a private suite offers a bedroom, sitting area, and an additional full bath; the current owners use this flexible space as an office, and it’s equally well-suited for out-of-town guests. Outdoors, three decks—one covered—create multiple places to gather, read, or simply watch the barges below. Sunrise, sunset, and bald eagles become part of the daily rhythm.

From its ridge-top setting in Eureka Springs, this newly completed Ozark Vista barndominium unfolds across 40 acres of two parcels, with room to wander among creeks, bluffs, caves, and springs. Inside, wood finishes are cut and crafted from trees on the property, bringing a grounded, handmade character to the interiors. A custom kitchen with a walk-in pantry anchors the main level, while stained concrete floors keep daily living refreshingly pet friendly. The Great Room pairs high ceilings with a freestanding woodburning fireplace for winter evenings. The main bedroom suite features a walk-in shower and tub, plus a sauna tucked into the large walk-in closet off the bath. An open loft with bath and finished closet offers a flexible guest area or third-bedroom suite with office space, complemented by a main-level guest room nearby. A 26×30 garage and separate 18×18 metal building with an extended roof lend easy utility to life outdoors.

Set on 20.18 acres in Lamar, Arkansas, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath estate is designed for country living that still feels connected. Inside, soaring 12-foot ceilings and warm natural light shape an easy, welcoming rhythm, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. The heart-of-the-home kitchen flows into spacious living and dining areas, creating a layout that suits everyday comfort as naturally as it does larger gatherings. Outside, a patio overlooks open fields and beautifully maintained grounds—an ideal place to linger as the day winds down. For those drawn to a more self-sustaining lifestyle, the land is thoughtfully equipped with gardens, a greenhouse, a barn, a pond, and dedicated animal areas, along with a solar-powered well and a whole-home generator. Life here is meant to feel unhurried, grounded, and quietly restorative.

Along the water’s edge on Moores Lake, this gated retreat pairs everyday comfort with a setting designed for time outdoors. Set within a Private Fishing & Duck Hunting Club on a 120-acre managed trophy lake, the property is tailored to anglers and waterfowl enthusiasts, yet welcoming for family and guests seeking quiet, unhurried days. Inside, high-end appliances and granite countertops bring a polished finish to the home’s interiors. Beyond the main residence, an 18 x 26 heated and cooled shop adds flexible space for gear and projects. A heated and cooled boat house—with a bathroom and a dedicated cleaning station—supports long weekends on the lake, while a single covered boat stall opens to a large fishing dock. Here, the pace naturally follows the water.