35871 Blackfork Trl, Mena, AR 71953

This 1,324.64A± acre property located in Scott County, Arkansas offers a combination of pastureland, water features, timber, and improvements that support agricultural and recreational uses. Positioned between mountain ranges and adjoining the Ouachita National Forest, the property provides a large, contiguous tract with varied terrain and access to additional public land.The property includes extensive pasture acreage with over 200 feet of elevation change. The land is fenced and cross fenced and has historically been used for livestock grazing and hay production. Multiple fields are in place, and a network of interior roads, trails, and gated access points allows for movement throughout the property. These features support livestock management and provide access for equipment and recreational activities.Water resources are present across the property. The Black Fork River runs through the acreage, accompanied by Price Creek and Briery Creek. These rock-bottom waterways provide water for livestock and wildlife and support recreational uses such as fishing and swimming. Several ponds are also located throughout the property and serve as additional water sources and fishing locations.The property supports a range of wildlife species including deer, turkey, bear, and hog. Its location adjacent to the Ouachita National Forest contributes to habitat diversity and supports hunting opportunities on the property and in the surrounding area.Improvements include a primary residence located on elevated ground with views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The home includes multiple rooms, two living areas, a dining area, a kitchen, a basement, and three porches. A fireplace is also present. The home may require updates, including a bathroom remodel, providing an opportunity for improvements based on buyer preferences.Additional structures include a metal shop building with space for equipment storage and interior living quarters. There is also a hay storage shed and two wood-framed barns with metal siding suitable for equipment, livestock, and feed storage. These improvements support agricultural operations and general property maintenance.County road access provides entry to the property, and the internal road and trail system allows for navigation across different sections of the land. The combination of pasture, timber, water features, and infrastructure supports multiple use types, including livestock operations, hunting, and general recreation.This Scott County acreage offers a large-scale landholding with natural water sources, established improvements, and access to surrounding public land. The property may be suitable for buyers seeking agricultural use, recreational use, or a combination of both. Please call today to schedule your private tour or for driving directions.