0 Buck Saw Dr #0, Harriet, AR 72639

Properties near the Buffalo River are extremely hard to come by, so don't miss your change at this incredible property! Consisting of 32.81 surveyed acres, the property is encompassed by springs, creeks, waterfalls, caves, and gorgeous timber, all just a few minutes drive to the famous Buffalo River. Located at the end of Buck Saw drive is the extremely unique home or cabin, that is unlike any other you've likely ever seen. The dwelling is 1,032 sq. ft. with one full bath and a jacuzzi tub in the main bedroom. All furnishing seen in photos will convey making the place ready to use immediately. The highlight is without a doubt the creek the literally runs out of the spring fed pool in the front yard, into a creek the flows underneath the cabin! Enjoy sitting on the front or back porch, each of which gives views of the creek below. Just off the back porch the creek runs off a 25 foot waterfall and dumps into a massive draw. For those who love exploring, there is a HUGE cave just behind the house near the bottom of the waterfall. This cave has multiple entrance points, a small pond at the bottom, and several unexplored tunnels just waiting for the right person to come and see what else lies beneath! Located just 3.5 miles from Dillards Ferry access on the Buffalo River, this property has an incredible location that is absolutely hard to find! Whether you're looking for a vacation home for the family to utilize, or a rental for your investment portfolio, this is it! Access to power and rural water onsite, along with fiber optic to make sure you're still getting the amenities you would if you were in town. 32.81 Surveyed Acres1,032 sq. ft. Home (Currently sleeps 10 people)Home will convey with all furnishing seen in photosPower onsite (Petit Jean Electric)Rural water onsite (Morning Star Water Association)Access to Fiber opticPropane tank will conveyMassive Cave systemLarge year-round spring in front yardCreek flows underneath home25' waterfall 3.5 miles to Dillards Ferry Access on Buffalo RiverEasy access via County roadLocated at dead end for privacy and seclusion History of rental revenue