5 Arkansas Estates with Expansive Acreage and Refined Living Spaces

Set on 93± acres outside Danville, this walk-out basement estate—originally built in 1966—pairs refined interiors with a landscape made for exploration. The main level centers on a gourmet kitchen with a Gas Chef’s stove, exotic black granite, and an 8-foot island with seating, finished with inlaid antique granite stone flooring beneath the stools, plus a coffee bar and window seat. Nearby, the living room’s bronze-tiled ceiling, electric fireplace, and built-ins create an inviting hub, while hardwood floors run through six bedrooms, including an expansive primary suite. A three-sided wraparound deck frames sweeping countryside views. Downstairs, a second suite and a large open-concept room with original brick flooring, French doors, a full kitchen, and a wood-burning fireplace open to a brick patio. Beyond the iron gate: a stocked deep-water pond, ATV and hiking trails, a 9-hole frisbee golf course, a tree stand, and adjacency to the national forest—plus a metal barn with workshop, loft-style guest quarters, and a cozy fish cabin overlooking the water.

Surrounded by 17.5 acres of private Northwest Arkansas countryside, this one-owner, well-maintained all-brick residence offers the calm of a true retreat just minutes from the shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences of Rogers. A paved drive from Highway 62 arrives at a welcoming circle drive, setting an unhurried tone as you come home. Inside, the layout balances practicality and comfort with three bedrooms, two baths, an office room, a large living room, and a spacious kitchen, all under a durable metal roof. Outdoors, open pasture meets mature woods, with a year-round pond anchoring the landscape for recreation, hunting, or simply time outside. An 864-square-foot metal shop with a concrete slab, electricity, and finished walls, plus an older hay barn and storage barn, rounds out a setting built for hands-on living and quiet escape.

Set on approximately 89+ acres along AR-43 in Maysville, this expansive tract balances open ground with practical infrastructure for working the land. About 85% is open pasture, fenced and cross fenced, with a live spring-fed stream threading through the property. Two pole barns—one 40×60 with electricity and another 40×40—support day-to-day operations, while an old mobile home offers additional storage. Utilities are well considered, with a well, septic, and electric already on site, plus public water available at the entrance. With over 4,100 feet of frontage on State Highway 43, the layout lends itself to livestock and farming today, or a thoughtful approach to future homesites over time.

Size: 89.00 acres

Set on 10 secluded acres in Van Buren, this quality residence balances a park-like sense of calm with easy access to I-40 and nearby Fort Smith amenities. Built by a detail-minded contractor for his own family, it carries a higher standard of construction, from hardwood floors and elevated ceilings to heated tile floors. Craftsmanship is evident throughout, while practical comforts are quietly built in: a full-size reinforced concrete tornado room on the lower level, a dedicated vault space, and whole-house Generac backup power for added peace of mind. For projects and play, a 3,200-square-foot heated shop offers two RV-sized bays, full utilities, and additional storage. With a primary suite on the main level, plus two covered decks and a patio, daily life naturally extends outdoors into the private, peaceful setting.

From its elevated Chenal Valley setting, this Maisons neighborhood residence pairs spacious rooms with refined architectural details. The layout is designed for comfort and flexibility, offering five bedrooms, four baths—including a Jack-and-Jill—plus two half baths, a dedicated movie room, and an expansive flex room. Beautiful wood accents bring warmth and a sense of timeless luxury, while a real brick wall with a fire feature creates a cozy focal point beside the expansive kitchen. Here, a Viking six-burner gas cooktop with griddle, double ovens, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a beverage fridge anchor everyday cooking and entertaining. Step out to the screened-in patio overlooking the back yard and enjoy Arkansas weather at a slower pace. Practical updates include a new roof (9/2020) and HVAC replaced in 2018, along with a three-car garage and porte-cochere for easy arrivals.