If you're searching for Arkansas hunting land surrounded by National Forest, this rare tract is worth a look. Located at the end of a Forest Service road and surrounded by the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest, it offers exceptional privacy and direct access to thousands of acres of public land. An established road system provides access throughout the property and to multiple hunting locations. Mature pine, red oak, and white oak timber create excellent habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and black bear. The terrain ranges from gently rolling ground to elevated rock bluffs with views of Blue Mountain Lake, the surrounding mountains, and the Arkansas River Valley. Crowell Creek, a year-round mountain stream, flows through the property, providing a reliable water source and enhancing wildlife habitat. Located minutes from Blue Mountain Lake and Mount Magazine State Park, this property is ideal for hunting, recreation, a cabin site, or long-term investment.
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Price cut: $77K (8/30)
$499,000
Havana, AR 72842
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160Acres
Agriculture
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160 Acres Lot
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What's special
- 105 days
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Listing updated:
Listed by:
Michael J Poor 501-428-7177,
Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC 217-285-9000
Source: CARMLS,MLS#: 26025138
Facts & features
Property
Lot
- Size: 160 Acres
- Features: Not in Subdivision, Unimproved, Timberland, Hunting/Recreation
Utilities & green energy
- Utilities for property: None
Community & HOA
Community
- Subdivision: Not in Subdivision
Location
- Region: Havana
Financial & listing details
- Annual tax amount: $228
- Date on market: 6/22/2026
- Road surface type: Dirt, Gravel
Estimated market value
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Estimated sales range
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Price history
| Date | Event | Price |
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| 8/30/2026 | Price change | $499,000-13.4% |
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| 6/20/2026 | Listed for sale | $576,000 |
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