Details for Listing #25044808

Historic 3-Bedroom Home with Unique Legacy and Modern Comforts – 1844 Sq Ft on Scenic Acreage Step into a rare piece of Arkansas history with this beautifully preserved 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offering 1,844 square feet of living space. Featuring oak hardwood floors throughout (excluding bathrooms), this residence blends timeless craftsmanship with modern amenities. ***Interior Features: • Spacious living areas with three wood-burning fireplaces • Inviting kitchen and dining area perfect for family gatherings • Comfortable bedrooms, including one with private access off the carport ** Outdoor Amenities: • Expansive front porch ideal for relaxing and enjoying the peaceful surroundings • Newly constructed covered patio with space for a wood cook stove • Workshop and multiple outbuildings, including a historic smokehouse and original cooling shed • Year-round creek with two natural springs, one flowing from beneath a cottonwood tree ** Historical Significance: • Believed to be the second oldest continuously inhabited home in Arkansas • The bedroom off the carport was once the Independence County trading post, dating back to 1816–1823 (See more of history and repairs made in documents)

Historic 3-Bedroom Home with Unique Legacy and Modern Comforts – 1844 Sq Ft on Scenic Acreage Step into a rare piece of Arkansas history with this beautifully preserved 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offering 1844 square feet of living space. Featuring oak hardwood floors throughout (excluding bathrooms), this residence blends timeless craftsmanship with modern amenities. ***Interior Features: • Spacious living areas with three wood-burning fireplaces • Inviting kitchen and dining area perfect for family gatherings • Comfortable bedrooms, including one with private access off the carport ** Outdoor Amenities: • Expansive front porch ideal for relaxing and enjoying the peaceful surroundings • Newly constructed covered patio with space for a wood cook stove • Workshop and multiple outbuildings, including a historic smokehouse and original cooling shed • Year-round creek with two natural springs, one flowing from beneath a cottonwood tree ** Historical Significance: • Believed to be the second oldest continuously inhabited home in Arkansas • The bedroom off the carport was once the Independence County trading post, dating back to 1816–1823 (See more of history and repairs made in documents)

In City Limits: Yes

Utilities: Septic • Water-Public • Elec-Municipal (+Entergy) • Gas-Propane/Butane