20 Wooded Acres near Booneville, AR. Great for a hunting tract or an off-grid homesite. This tract is mostly flat and covered in mature oak, pine, and cedar.  Access is off a county road onto a deeded easement that can be used for access or to bring in utilities.  Utilities are available about 1000 ft up the road so you could have those extended if you wanted to.
 
Access is a little rough so a 4WD or high clearance vehicle is recommended.  We will be showing this property by appointment only.  Please fill out contact form to schedule your visit.  
 
Total Price: $48,650
Downpayment: $1500
Monthly Payment: $425
20yr note 9% interest
 
We offer EZ Owner financing for this parcel.  
No credit checks, No qualifying, and No prepayment penalties.
 
 
 
Property Information:
 
Parcel Size: 20 Acres +/-
 
Power: Close (New owner to run lines)
 
Water: Not close (New owner to install well or catchment system)
 
Sewer: None (New Owner to Install)
 
Gas: Propane Tank (New Owner to Install)
 
Access: County Road
 
Zoning: Agriculture 
 
Building Restrictions: None (RV & Tiny House OK)
 
Time Limit to Build: None
 
Topography: Parcel is mostly flat, wooded with mature pine, cedar, and oak
 
Flood Zone: No
 
Pond/Creek/Lakefront: None
 
Conveyance: Special Warranty Deed
 
We are offering easy Owner financing with no credit checks for this parcel should you need it.
 
At Honeycutt Land Company, we are committed to conducting thorough due diligence on each parcel of land we offer for sale. Our goal is to provide accurate and reliable information to assist our valued clients in making informed decisions about their land purchases.
 
However, it is essential to understand that while we make every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information we provide, land transactions involve various factors and may require specific investigations and verifications. Therefore, we strongly recommend that all buyers undertake their own due diligence and verification process.
 
This includes but is not limited to:
 
Property Boundaries: Confirming property boundaries and any potential encumbrances or easements.
 
Zoning and Land Use Regulations: Checking with local authorities to ensure the land's zoning and land use regulations align with your intended purpose.
 
Environmental Considerations: Assessing any potential environmental concerns or restrictions that may affect the property.
 
Utilities and Infrastructure: Verifying the availability of utilities and essential infrastructure services. 
 
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By proceeding with a land purchase through Honeycutt Land Company, you acknowledge and accept that it is your responsibility to verify all aspects of the property to your satisfaction. Payments made in error are not refundable.  We are here to assist you in any way we can and look forward to helping you find the ideal land for your needs.