0 Highway 133 N, Wilmar, AR 71675

This exceptional 454 +/- acre timber tract located in Drew County, AR offers a rare investment opportunity for timber buyers, land investors, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Featuring a diverse mix of pine plantation and hardwood bottomlands, this property is a premier example of productive Arkansas timberland for sale. A newly established 125-acre pine plantation with a 2026 establishment year provides long-term timber value and future income potential, making this an attractive opportunity for timber investment and recreational land buyers. The remaining acreage transitions into rich hardwood bottomlands bordering Handly Creek, offering excellent wildlife habitat and hunting land potential in South Arkansas. Accessibility is a standout feature of this tract, with frontage on both sides of Highway 133 and a well-developed internal road system providing easy navigation throughout the property. Whether you are a land investor or hunting enthusiast, this property delivers outstanding access and usability. This tract is professionally managed, ensuring sustainable timber practices and long-term land value. Properties of this size and quality rarely come available in Drew County, making this a must-see for anyone searching for large acreage timberland, investment property, or hunting land in Arkansas. With years of experience helping landowners manage their timberlands, our expert team specializes in maximizing timber returns and developing world-class recreational opportunities. With thoughtful vision and professional management, we can help transform this property into a legacy hunting retreat, offering generations of enjoyment and serving as a strong long-term land investment. Contact us today to learn more. Key Property Highlights: 454 acres in Drew County, Arkansas Pine plantation timber with 2026 establishment Hardwood bottomlands bordering Handly Creek Highway 133 frontage with internal road access Professionally managed timberland Prime South Arkansas hunting and investment land