5 Standout Arkansas Homes, Farms, and Acreage Retreats

Clean lines define a beautifully maintained residence on Navajo Trail in Maumelle, where comfort, style, and everyday ease come together. Inside, a spacious layout is paired with modern updates and abundant natural light, creating rooms that feel open yet inviting. The kitchen is well appointed for both weeknight routines and relaxed entertaining, while generous bedrooms offer welcome breathing room at the end of the day. Outdoors, a serene setting extends the living experience, inviting quiet mornings and unhurried evenings. With parks, shopping, and other local amenities close by, the location supports a rhythm of life that’s equal parts convenient and calm. It’s the kind of home that naturally encourages gathering, recharging, and settling into the best of Maumelle living.

Price: $580,000 (Sold)

Surrounded by 150 acres m/l, 311 Rockhill Road in Dolph offers a rare expanse of usable land tailored to both recreation and working-farm life. The property reads like a true hunter’s paradise, with a year-round creek threading through the landscape and two ponds—one spring-fed—adding natural beauty and everyday utility. Multiple “beautiful home sites” invite you to imagine where a future build might best take in the setting, whether near the water or set back for added privacy. Practical infrastructure is already in place, with water and power on site along with a septic tank, simplifying the path from raw acreage to a fully realized retreat or cattle farm. Days here would naturally follow the rhythms of the land and water.

Size: 150 acres

Set on a 1.6-acre lot in Russellville, one of the city’s most iconic residences unfolds as a Mediterranean Villa with a sweeping view over Russellville. A rare expanse of lawn complements the outlook, giving the setting an estate-like sense of openness. Inside, cathedral ceilings create volume and drama, anchored by a spectacular crystal chandelier that sets the tone for gatherings and everyday living alike. The home offers 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, along with distinctive details described as “many other unique features” that add to its singular character. Recent updates include new white oak flooring on the upper level, bringing a fresh, warm finish to the upstairs rooms. All original blueprints convey with the property, including an alternate layout for the primary bath, and a new tile roof is scheduled to be installed soon—thoughtful stewardship for a truly recognizable address.

Tucked into Vilonia’s Quail Hollow Subdivision, 6 Ross Dr. offers an easygoing rhythm of comfort, convenience, and peaceful living. Inside, a recently updated kitchen sets a fresh, practical tone, finished with new granite countertops for everyday prep and casual gathering alike. The split floorplan supports privacy and flow, while a formal dining area lends a more defined space for weeknight dinners or weekend hosting. Outdoors, a nice large backyard is fully fenced—ready for unhurried afternoons and simple routines with room to spread out. Set in a desirable area with an easy commute to the LRAFB and other amenities, the home balances quiet residential living with day-to-day access, creating a setting that feels both settled and connected.

Set across three non-contiguous tracts in Craighead County, these deeded acres sit just east of the City of Jonesboro, north of State Highway 18 (East Highland). Tract 1 offers paved frontage on County Road 905 and includes irrigated crop ground served by an electric turbine irrigation well; county traffic counts are noted at 10,000 vehicles per day. A quarter-mile east, Tract 2 is reached via a field road easement, with its north and eastern boundary bordered by Bridger Creek. Farther along, Tract 3 is accessed from County gravel road 909 (Grisham Road), combining irrigated acreage with a stand of mature timber on the west portion and a turbine well with a tenant-owned power unit. It’s a working landscape shaped by roads, water, and long views of open ground.

Size: 104 acres

Price: Contact for pricing