Payment Options

Payment Note(s)

Easy $62.00 per month for 24 months owner financing or $1495.00 Full Price.

Description

Love the wildlife and live near them too when you build on this 0.14 acres in Blytheville, AR. The property is just minutes from the Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge and Hampson Archeological Museum State Park. Great areas for sightseeing and strolling nearby. Spacious land means a nice room between you and the few neighbors in the area. The land can be accessed via a paved roads and has fantastic trees. Zoned residential for a single-family home.

Seller Financing / Owner Financing Available:

$195 Due at Closing

$62.00 Per Month for 24 months or

Acreage: 0.14, 6000 Sq Foot

Parcel Number: 30507471000, 30507470000

Access: Direct access via paved road – Sales Street.

GPS Coordinates: 35.919078, -89.926667

Street Address: 1738 Sales Street

City: Blytheville

State: Arkansas

Zip Code: 72315

County: Mississippi

Zoning: Residential

Time Limit to Build: Contact Blytheville Code Enforcement

Details about existing water source: The City of Blytheville provides water, sewer, and household waste utility services to its citizens. To connect to water, we need to pay $75 as deposit fee.

Details about existing sewer or septic: Blythville Wastewater services the area.

Details about gas: Atmos Energy services the area

If buyer would like to use the seller financing option, there are no credit checks and no prepayment penalties.

Property Information

Features

Acres

.14

County

Mississippi County

Access

Paved Road

Power

County Power

Water

County Water

Heating

None

Septic

Exists

Coordinates

35.919078, -89.926667

Zoning

Residential

Elevation

500′

Purchase Information/Fees

Nearby Attractions/City

Hampson Archelogial Museum State Park

Love the wildlife and live near them too when you build on this 0.14 acres in Blytheville, AR. The property is just minutes from the Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge and Hampson Archeological Museum State Park. Great areas for sightseeing and strolling nearby. Spacious land means a nice room between you and the few neighbors in the area. The land can be accessed via a paved roads and has fantastic trees. Zoned residential for a single-family home.

Big Lake

What to know

Once a free-flowing river, the New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-12 turned this area into the lake and wooded swamp environment that exists today. The lake is shallow with an average depth of three feet and is bordered by a virgin cypress-tupelo swamp. It offers excellent nature watching year-round and annually winters several species of waterfowl. Wood ducks are year-round residents and annually raise approximately 2,500 young in natural cavities and nest boxes. Other wildlife to look for are beavers, otters, raccoons, wild turkeys, white-tailed deer, bobcat and the occasional armadillo. Some 5,000 acres of the refuge are designated a National Natural Landmark, and another 2,100 acres are designated as part of the Wilderness Preservation System. Additionally, it was named in 2001 as a Globally Important Bird Area by the American Bird Conservancy.