Opportunities like this don’t come around often in the Ozark Mountains.
This 8.6-acre tract is already divided into 4 separate lots and selling as one package—giving you built-in flexibility for development, resale, or long-term hold.
The property backs up to the White River, adding strong appeal for short-term rentals, cabins, or recreational use. Water access alone can significantly increase demand and long-term value.
Located near the Ozark National Forest, you’ve got a steady draw for outdoor traffic—hunters, anglers, and campers—making this a solid candidate for:
Short-term rental cabins.
Land hold with future resale as individual lots
Mixed-use (live/work or small business setup)
Key advantages:
Already subdivided (4 lots = multiple exit strategies)
Utilities available (lower upfront development cost)
River access (premium feature for resale or rentals)
Walkable to the store.
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