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07/31/2026
$2,000,000
2768.71 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 720 Duck Ridge Lane, Fisher, AR
Bell Tower Club - Exclusive Membership Opportunity
LIMITED TO FOUR MEMBERSHIPS
There are properties a person can buy, and there are places a person longs to become part of. Bell Tower was created to be the latter. It is the kind of place imagined long before it is ever found: an expanse of Arkansas land where green timber, flooded fields, managed habitat, private lodging, and generations of sporting tradition come together under one carefully protected vision. A place where the first sound of the morning is a bell marking shooting time, where members return at the end of the day to familiar faces and a fire already burning, and where a child's first timber hunt may become a story told for the rest of his life.
Located near Hickory Ridge in the heart of Arkansas waterfowl country, Bell Tower encompasses approximately 2,768.71 total acres, including 2,366.71 +/- owned, deeded acres and an additional 402 +/- acres of leased refuge. Across that landscape are Arkansas green timber, managed waterfowl impoundments, productive agricultural ground, sloughs, food resources, protected refuge, private cabins, and the infrastructure required to operate a major sporting property at an exceptional level.
Yet acreage alone does not explain Bell Tower. The vision is defined just as much by what has intentionally been left out: crowds, commercial hunting, an ever-expanding membership roster, and the constant competition for access that can slowly erode even the finest club.
LIMITED BY DESIGN
Bell Tower is limited to only four memberships. Not four memberships among twenty or thirty. Four in total.
That restraint is the foundation of the experience. It allows the property to be managed around the quality of the hunting rather than the quantity of participation. It provides members with privacy, familiarity, greater flexibility, and confidence in the people with whom they share the land. It gives the Club the ability to protect its standards instead of diluting them as it grows.
Bell Tower is being presented publicly to reach qualified prospective members, but membership will remain selective. Every candidate will have the opportunity to experience the property and understand the Club, while the existing members will have the opportunity to determine whether there is a genuine mutual fit. At a club limited to four, the people matter every bit as much as the property.
That is part of what makes the opportunity so rare.
THE PRIVILEGE OF TIME
Many successful people can purchase exceptional land. Far fewer have the time required to operate it at an exceptional level.
The reality of traditional recreational ownership is often very different from the dream. The land may be beautiful, but it still requires employees, equipment, water management, farming relationships, habitat work, utilities, insurance, taxes, road maintenance, boats, blinds, repairs, fuel, security, guest coordination, seasonal labor, and a steady stream of decisions.
A property intended to create freedom can gradually become another business to manage. Bell Tower was created as an alternative. Its professionally managed structure allows four members to experience the scale, privacy, and traditions of a major private sporting property without each member individually carrying the full burden of operating one. Water is managed before the season. Habitat is maintained while members are away. Equipment is serviced. Cabins are prepared. Roads, boats, blinds, decoys, and access routes are kept ready. Hunting pressure is evaluated and adjusted with the long-term health of the property in mind.
A member does not have to hire the caretaker. He does not have to repair the pump, manage the tractor, maintain the roads, coordinate the cleaning, stock the decoys, or wonder whether the property will be ready when his family or guests arrive. He simply arrives.
The property is already in motion. That may be Bell Tower's greatest luxury. Not extravagance for its own sake, but the restoration of something increasingly difficult to protect: time.
Time to hunt with a son instead of repairing equipment. Time to sit by the fire instead of coordinating employees. Time to entertain friends without worrying about whether the cabin has been prepared. Time to enjoy the land rather than constantly managing it. The greatest value is not simply what Bell Tower owns. It is what members no longer have to manage.
THE SPORTING PROPERTY
Waterfowl hunting remains the centerpiece of the property. Approximately 500 acres of Arkansas green timber, managed agricultural fields and waterfowl impoundments, protected refuge areas, and more than 200 acres of managed food resources create a broad habitat complex intended to provide food, water, rest, and security throughout the season.
Fifteen deep wells provide substantial control over water conditions and allow the managed impoundments to be artificially flooded, reducing the Club's dependence on seasonal rainfall. Hunting pressure is managed through designated zones, protected refuge, controlled vehicle access, and morning-only use of certain areas when appropriate.
The objective is not simply to hunt the property as often as possible. It is to preserve the anticipation that comes before a morning in the timber and the confidence that the resource is being protected for the mornings that follow.
The property contains dozens of established hunting locations supported by boats, blinds, decoys, access routes, water-control systems, and Club-maintained equipment. Select locations include electricity, cooktops, rocked walking paths, large pit blinds, pumped water, and ice eaters intended to help keep hunting areas accessible and functional during the coldest periods of the season.
Each membership receives 20 designated hunting days during the primary duck season and may bring a group of up to six licensed hunters on its assigned day. Whether one hunter participates or six, the day belongs to that membership. This is not a large club dividing a limited number of guns among many participants. It is meaningful access designed around four member groups.
A PLACE OF ONE'S OWN
Every membership also receives year-round use of a designated four-bedroom private cabin.
The cabin is not intended to feel like temporary lodging. It is a place of one's own - a home away from home where clothing, hunting equipment, family belongings, and personal traditions can remain between visits. Members may share Bell Tower with family, close friends, children, and business associates while still returning to the privacy and familiarity of their own accommodations.
Over time, the cabin should begin to hold more than equipment. It may hold the picture from a son's first duck hunt. A worn pair of waders that no one can bring themselves to throw away. The call a grandfather carried for years. The card game that always seems to begin after dinner. The stories that grow a little better each time they are told.
Bell Tower should feel less like arriving at a commercial lodge and more like returning to a place that remembers you.
BEYOND THE BLIND
Although waterfowl hunting defines the property, the Club is intended to live beyond duck season. Members and their guests may also enjoy fishing, deer and turkey hunting, family recreation, seasonal shooting activities, quiet weekends, and gatherings within the planned clubhouse and member campus.
At the heart of the property will stand the landmark that gives Bell Tower its name. A church bell will mark shooting time in the morning and the close of the day in the evening. The tower will overlook the refuge and the movement of birds across the Arkansas horizon. It is intended to become more than an architectural feature. It will be a gathering place, a shared tradition, and an enduring symbol of the Club.
Years from now, members may remember individual hunts, limits taken, and remarkable mornings in the timber. But they may remember the other moments even more clearly: watching the sun disappear from the tower, hearing the bell at dusk, gathering around a fire, and knowing that their families were part of something exceedingly difficult to recreate.
MEMBERSHIP AND LONG-TERM ALIGNMENT
The initial membership contribution is $2,000,000. In addition to the primary member, each membership may appoint one designated agent per membership year. Similar to the flexibility offered through a private aviation arrangement, the membership is not limited by one individual's schedule. The designated agent may be a child, close family member, business partner, or another trusted individual who understands the privilege and responsibility of representing the membership. Either the primary member or the designated agent must be present when hosting guests and will remain responsible for their conduct, safety, and respect for Club standards.
Each membership is also expected to include an ownership interest in the membership LLC and its shared assets, together with hunting access, private-use privileges, a designated cabin, and participation in a structure tied to future appreciation of the underlying property above an established initial value. Final ownership, voting, transfer, tax, lease, buyback, and equity-participation provisions will be governed by the definitive legal documents and explained through the accompanying booklet, membership FAQ, and due-diligence materials.
Bell Tower is not intended for every prospective member. It is intended for four individuals or families who recognize the privilege of exceptional land, respect the responsibility of belonging to a small private club, and understand that the rarest luxury Bell Tower offers is not simply the hunting.
It is the opportunity to become part of a place that has already been thoughtfully assembled, professionally cared for, and intentionally protected. A place ready for the traditions that have yet to be created. A place a member can return to year after year. A place his children
07/01/2025
$649,500
56.86 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 601 County Rd 3540, Wynne, AR
56-Acre Self-Sustaining Compound with Private Lake, Barns & Mature Orchards. 5BR/3BA Cypress & Stone Home – Offered at $649,500. Escape the city noise and enjoy privacy, security, and turnkey country living on this fully equipped 56-acre working homestead. Designed for self-sufficiency and multi-generational living, the property features a rugged cypress and stone home of approximately 4,265 square feet with 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, a gas fireplace in the great room, a large stone fireplace in the basement, and a full basement with cedar-lined walls. Massive windows in the great room and sunrooms provide unobstructed views of the private fishing lake and the secondary livestock pond. The land offers a functional layout with open, level lawns that create a visible, safe area for children and pets, surrounded by woods and pastures for added privacy. The home is positioned deep within the 56 acres, providing separation from roads and neighbors and enhancing security and seclusion. A cleared, approximately 1-mile walking and riding trail loops a portion of the property and is ideal for ATVs, horseback riding, walking, or general recreation. Water resources include a private, biodiverse fishing lake and a separate livestock pond, supporting both recreation and agricultural use. Established agricultural infrastructure is ready for immediate food production and long-term sustainability, with mature 20-year-old pecan trees, assorted fruit trees, grapevines, mature persimmon trees, and three dedicated garden sites laid out for crop rotation and annual vegetable production. Outbuildings are constructed largely of durable cypress and are designed for practical farm use. Improvements include cypress animal barns, equipment and tool sheds, and a fully enclosed cypress chicken/poultry coop, supporting a wide range of homesteading and small livestock operations. The surrounding natural habitat supports abundant wildlife including white-tailed deer, songbirds, and waterfowl, contributing to a quiet, rural setting away from typical urban noise. Inside the home, the spacious floor plan provides ample room for a large family or multi-generational arrangements. The great room offers a gas fireplace and expansive windows with panoramic views of the lake and property. An adjoining sunroom also features wide windows and opens onto a second-story deck that overlooks the private lake, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. The primary bedroom connects to its own sunroom with similar lake views. The full basement, finished with cedar-lined walls, offers a substantial footprint for additional living area, storage, hobby space, or a storm shelter. A massive stone fireplace in the basement provides an efficient, reliable backup heat source during colder months. This property is well suited for a private family compound, self-sustaining lifestyle, or country retreat, offering turnkey rural living with privacy, water, and room to grow.
Interior Features:
Additional Rooms
Great Room, Den/Family Room, Office/Study, Game Room, Bonus Room, Basement
Floors
Carpet, Tile, Luxury Vinyl
Interior
Water Heater-Electric, Walk-In Closet(s), Ceiling Fan(s), Breakfast Bar
Appliances
Microwave, Gas Range, Dishwasher
Dining Room Description
Kitchen/Dining Combo, Breakfast Bar
Basement Description
Full, Finished, Inside Access, Outside Access/Walk-Out, Heated, Cooled
Has Fireplace
Yes
Farm Features
Barns/Buildings, Livestock Allowed, Horses
Fireplace Description
Gas Logs Present
Bedrooms Description
Guest Bedroom/Main Lv
Heating & Air
Central Cool-Electric, Central Heat-Electric
Exterior Features:
Style
Traditional
Possession
At Closing
Stories
Tri-Level
Utilities
Septic, Water-Public, Electric-Co-op, Gas-Propane/Butane
Is New Construction
No
Parking Description
Garage, Two Car
Construction
Stone, Cedar
Lot Description
Sloped, Rural Property, Lake View, Lake Front
Exterior
Patio, Deck
Lot Size in Acres
60
Foundation
Slab
Dimensions
60 Acres
Roof
Architectural Shingle
Road Description
Gravel
06/08/2026
$775,000
97.09 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 2701 Arkansas 1, Wynne, Arkansas 72396, Wynne, AR
Pin Oak Land Company has the listing on this 97.09 deeded acre tract
with 91.88 crop acres. The asking price is $775,000 or $7,982 per acre.
This tract is located in the very Northwest corner of the city limits of the
City of Wynne on the west side of U. S. Highway No. 1 across the highway from
the Wynne Sports Complex.
The Zoning classification is A-1 for an interim use as agricultural. The City
of Wynne on the zoning uses has reserved this acreage for residential
development.
The acreage has access to city type utilities for water, sewer, electric and
gas. The property does not front on U. S Highway No. 1, but a short distance on a
paved secondary street from U. S. Highway No. 1.
The crop acreage at this time is leased for the production of sweet potatoes
for this 2026 growing season. The farming irrigation is provided by two (2)
Irrigation wells.
The topography is sloped to the west and provides for down-the-middle
irrigation of growing crops.
All FSA crop bases for this tract will transfer along with 50% of any
subsurface non-agricultural type rights to minerals the seller might own.
This acreage would be great for the development of a residential
subdivision.
This is an above average tract and will not be on the open market very long
12/01/2025
$1,937,000
298 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - County Road 105, Hickory Ridge, AR
300 Acres of Prime Farm, Timber & Waterfowl Land Hickory Ridge, AR A rare chance to own 300 total acres of productive farmland with exceptional recreational potential in the heart of Hickory Ridge -- an area well-known for premier duck and waterfowl hunting. Offered together, these two tracts (a 140 acre row-crop farm and a 160 acre farm/timber mix) create the perfect blend of income-producing land and outdoor opportunity. Both tracts have been consistently farmed in rice and soybeans, offering reliable crop history and strong investment value. Fields are open, level, and accessible, and electric service is already present, making future improvements simple. Tract 210 (160 acres) features beautiful mature timber in the corner of the property with a creek running through it, drawing wildlife and adding to the recreational appeal. The land is home to deer, raccoons, and a variety of other native species, making it just as suited for hunting as it is for farming. Tract 11 has 140 acres (130 crop acres). This combined 300 +/- acre offering is ideal for farmers, investors, outdoorsmen, or anyone seeking a versatile property with both agricultural value and natural beauty.
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08/27/2026
$3,590,500
513 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - County Road 136, Hickory Ridge, AR
513 +/- Acre Arkansas Row Crop & Waterfowl Farm | Irrigated Grand Prairie Farmland, Duck & Goose Hunting
What if one farm could work for you twelve months out of the year?
Plant it. Irrigate it. Harvest it. Flood it. Hunt it.
This 513 +/- acre contiguous row crop farm in the Arkansas Grand Prairie, located northwest of Fair Oaks and southwest of Hickory Ridge, offers something increasingly difficult to find: over 500 acres in one tract with established irrigation infrastructure, productive farmland, and the ability to create hundreds of acres of waterfowl habitat when farming season ends.
For the farmer, this is ground you can put to work.
For the investor, it offers agricultural and recreational income potential.
And for the serious duck and goose hunter, imagine owning the farm instead of waiting every year to lease someone else's.
FROM ROW CROP SEASON TO DUCK SEASON
This property is built around agriculture, with the infrastructure already in place to support a serious row crop operation.
The farm is divided into three sections, each served by its own irrigation well, allowing for efficient water management across the acreage. The farm consists primarily of the locally recognized white dirt soils of the Grand Prairie and is suited for crops including rice, corn, and soybeans.
The existing irrigation setup provides a tremendous advantage for an owner-operator or investor looking for established Arkansas farmland.
There is also electric service along the north boundary, county road frontage, and a small wooded area that could provide a location for a future farm headquarters, hunting lodge, cabin, or homesite, subject to applicable approvals.
But when harvest is finished, this farm has another season waiting.
WHEN THE CROPS COME OFF, THE WATERFOWL COME IN
This is where these 513 acres become much more than another row crop investment.
The existing infrastructure provides the ability to potentially flood approximately 300400 acres for waterfowl habitat, creating an incredible opportunity for Arkansas duck and goose hunting.
A pit blind and water-control structure are already in place, giving the next owner a foundation to build upon.
Picture the transformation.
During growing season, you're looking across hundreds of acres of productive row crop ground. After harvest, water begins spreading across the fields. Cold fronts push south. Ducks and geese begin moving through the Arkansas Delta.
And you're hunting your own farm.
Keep the waterfowl hunting exclusively for family, friends, and clients, or explore the potential for seasonal hunting-lease income to complement the agricultural side of the investment.
That's what makes this property different.
The same acres capable of producing farm income can also produce an entirely different recreational experience after harvest.
LOCATION MATTERS IN WATERFOWL COUNTRY
The farm lies in a region surrounded by some of Arkansas's most recognized waterfowl habitat, including areas associated with Hurricane Lake WMA, Cache River National Wildlife Refuge, Bayou DeView, Black Swamp WMA, and Bald Knob National Wildlife Refuge.
The broader region is influenced by the White River, Cache River, L'Anguille River, St. Francis River, Mississippi River, and the extensive agricultural landscape that makes eastern Arkansas synonymous with waterfowl migration.
For a serious hunter, the combination of large agricultural fields, controllable water, nearby habitat, and hundreds of floodable acres is difficult to ignore.
ONE PROPERTY. MULTIPLE WAYS TO OWN IT.
There are several ways to look at these 513 +/- acres.
A farmer may see an opportunity to expand an existing operation with a large contiguous irrigated tract.
An investor may see productive farmland with the potential for agricultural and recreational revenue.
A duck or goose hunter may see the opportunity to finally own enough ground to control the habitat, water, blinds, pressure, and management strategy himself.
And another buyer may see all three.
That's the buyer this farm was made for.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
513 +/- contiguous acres
Three irrigation wells
Three separately irrigated sections
Approximately 300400 potentially floodable acres
Pit blind already in place
Existing water-control structure
Rice, corn & soybean production potential
Duck & goose hunting potential
Agricultural income potential
Waterfowl lease income potential
Electricity along the north boundary
County road frontage
Potential lodge, cabin, headquarters or homesite area
Located northwest of Fair Oaks & southwest of Hickory Ridge
THIS FARM DOESN'T HAVE TO STOP WORKING WHEN HARVEST ENDS
That's ultimately what makes this property special.
Farm it for income. Manage it for waterfowl. Hunt it with your children and grandchildren. Lease the hunting. Build a lodge. Hold it as a long-term land investment. Or combine all of it into one operation.
Large, contiguous Arkansas farms with established irrigation and the ability to transition from row crop production to hundreds of acres of waterfowl habitat don't come along every day.
If you've been searching for an Arkansas row crop farm for sale, irrigated farmland in the Grand Prairie, Arkansas duck hunting land, goose hunting property, or an investment farm combining agriculture and recreation, these 513 acres deserve another look.
Don't just buy a farm that produces a crop. Own one you'll be counting the days to hunt when the crop comes off.
Check out this incredible goose hunt! Click here to view!
Proudly listed with Mossy Oak Properties Selling Arkansas, 870-495-2123
Listing Agents and Local Land Specialists, Pamela Welch: 870-897-0700 and Arlon Welch: 870-897-9080
Equal Housing Opportunity
COME RIDE THE PROPERTY WITH US
At Mossy Oak Properties Selling Arkansas, we know buying duck hunting property is different from buying just another piece of land. You need to see more than the road frontage. You need to understand the water, access, fields, timber, blinds, habitat, surrounding ground, and how the property could hunt when the birds arrive.
That's why we're here to help you experience the property--not simply unlock a gate.
Schedule a private showing and come ride the property with us. We have ATVs capable of accommodating up to six people, allowing us to take you across the property and show you the places you simply can't appreciate from a map or photographs.
And if the weather doesn't cooperate, we've got that covered too. Enclosed ATVs are available so cold, rain, wind, or heat doesn't have to stand between you and seeing the property you're considering.
Whether you're searching for your first Arkansas duck hunting property, adding to an existing hunting portfolio, looking for income-producing farmland with waterfowl potential, or searching for a place where your children and grandchildren can build hunting traditions for generations, we'd love to help.
Traveling from out of town or out of state? Tell us what you're looking for. We can help coordinate your trip and, when possible, arrange for you to see multiple hunting properties while you're here.
Come see the ground. Ride it with us. See the water and habitat. Picture opening morning.
Because the right duck hunting property is more than an investment.
It's where traditions begin, stories are told, and memories are made for generations.
Call us!!
01/20/2026
$1,495,000
162.41 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - County Rd 242, Wynne, AR
Premier Duck Hunting & Income-Producing Farm - Cross County, Arkansas
Located on the east side of the L'Anguille River in Cross County, Arkansas, this 162.41 acre turnkey waterfowl property offers an exceptional blend of proven duck hunting, irrigated farm ground, and river-bottom timber. The farm has been thoughtfully developed and improved specifically for waterfowl habitat, access, and reliability.
The property features an excellent water delivery system, including a 60 HP electric well, 100 HP diesel power unit well, and a 40 HP two-way electric relift system that allows water to be pulled from both the river and the fields. This setup provides outstanding water control in both wet and dry years.
Approximately 110 acres are irrigated, with an additional 30-35 acres non-irrigated, and the remaining acreage consisting of river bottom timber along the L'Anguille River,as well as some acreage in drainage ditches and levees creating ideal loafing and travel corridors for ducks. The crop fields are on a rice/corn rotation (75/25 split), and there is an existing agreement with the farmer to leave the owner's share of the crop standing for waterfowl habitat in lieu of cash rent. A new owner may continue this highly effective hunting strategy or elect to receive cash rent instead.
Hunting infrastructure is already in place and newly built in 2025, including:
8-man custom blind
10-man custom blind
10-man Concealed Comfort pit blind
(All designed with room for flat-top grills and dog boxes)
701 Birds killed during the 2nd & 3rd Split of season!
Additional improvements include a two-slip dock boat house (built in 2025) where you can acess the flooded timber by boat via the ditch system or on foot from the back side of the levee, offering versatile hunting options depending on water conditions.
This property is a turnkey Arkansas duck hunting farm with modern water control, excellent habitat diversity, strong access, and income flexibility-ideal for the serious waterfowl hunter or investor looking for a proven river-bottom setup.
01/02/2026
$279,000
67 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 000 Highway 163, Cherry Valley, AR
Tucked away in Cherry Valley, this 67 +/- acre retreat in Cross County is a rare blend of privacy and possibility. The off-grid, studio-style cabin sets the tone for simple living surrounded by nature, while a stocked pond and a year-round spring add both beauty and practicality. An inner trail system winds through the property, making it easy to explore every corner of the land.
Wildlife is abundant here, with deer, turkey, and ducks calling the property home, making it a dream for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, or anyone craving quiet country days. Paved road access keeps travel easy, and you are conveniently located just 30 miles from Jonesboro and 12 miles from Wynne. Whether you envision a secluded getaway, a recreational haven, or a future homestead, this property offers the space and setting to make it real.
Property Features
-67 +/- acres
-Cross County, AR
-Located in Cherry Valley, AR
-Off-grid studio-style cabin
-Abundant wildlife with deer, turkey, and ducks
-Stocked pond
-Inner trail system for navigating the property
-Paved road access
-Year-round spring
-30 miles from Jonesboro, AR
-12 miles from Wynne, AR
07/03/2026
$217,500
0.35 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 432 Kim Street, Wynne, AR
$10,000 PRICE CUT!!! METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED HOME IN A NICE NEIGHBORHOOD, WYNNE, AR Welcome to 432 Kim Street in Wynne, Arkansas. This beautifully well-kept three bedroom, two-bath home offers 1,684 square feet of comfortable living space and is situated in a very nice location. Recent updates include a new walk-in shower, luxury vinyl plank flooring, a new heat pump installed in 2023, and a reconditioned deck with fresh sealant. The shop building has also been freshly painted and features running water. There are plenty of closets throughout the house, providing practical storage space for everyday needs. The primary bedroom includes a large walk-in closet, offering plenty of room for clothing and additional storage. This home offers a comfortable layout, useful updates, good storage, and outdoor spaces that are ready to enjoy. The shop with running water adds even more practical space for projects, hobbies, or storage.
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05/12/2026
$171,000
38 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 2178 Arkansas 163, Wynne, AR
The Ridge 38 consists of 38± acres located in Cross County, Arkansas just northeast of the town of Wynne. The property offers direct access from Highway 163 and sits on the eastern side of Crowley’s Ridge. Over 25 acres of hardwoods provide prime whitetail deer habitat, further enhanced by 3± acres of food plots and several enclosed stands already in place. Two ponds totaling 4± acres offer solid fishing opportunities. Access is provided from the direct frontage along Highway 163 or a deeded easement that runs along the south boundary line. This property would make a great weekend getaway or an ideal homesite for anyone wanting to enjoy a rural lifestyle, with a cleared and leveled building site already in place.
01/19/2026
$695,000
1.87 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 1003 Oakwood Drive, Wynne, AR
Serene! Special! Solid! This home will invoke nostalgia for any long time resident of Wynne. Built to exceptional standards by the infamous contractor Bob Dixon and exquisite taste and foresight of the original patriarch and matriarch of this one owner home in 1978. It has been meticulously maintained and deeply cherished ensuring it is ready for new life and memories. The stunning interior is perfectly matched outside on the 1.87 +/- acre estate. Pure perfection that speaks for itself! ***A pre-listing appraisal was done by a local, seasoned Residential Appraiser and this home is priced well below appraised value***
05/01/2026
$539,000
6.35 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 15 County Road 7002, Wynne, AR
Exquisite lakefront estate perched on 6.35 acres atop Crowley s Ridge just outside Wynne, offering unmatched privacy, breathtaking views, wildlife, fishing and more!. Built in 2021, this custom home showcases exceptional craftsmanship and a striking lodge-style design. Inside, a light-filled open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area features polished concrete floors and seamless flow for entertaining. The chef s kitchen is equipped with a large island, professional gas range, oversized refrigerator, and a walk-in pantry that doubles as a coffee bar. The split floor plan offers a luxurious primary suite with vaulted ceilings and a spa-inspired bath including soaking tub, tiled shower, double vanities, and a spacious walk-in closet. Guest accommodations include a private bedroom, Jack-and-Jill bath, and flexible living space ideal as a fourth bedroom or suite. Upstairs, a bonus room provides additional versatility along with walk-in attic storage. Enjoy stunning lake views from the covered porch, complete with a custom outdoor kitchen perfect for elevated entertaining. A rare blend of luxury, space, and natural beauty, this property is truly one of a kind.
05/01/2026
$399,000
12 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 540 County Road 303, Cherry Valley, AR
Rare find on Crowley s Ridge! This gorgeous, spacious home offers approx. 3,750 sq ft with 4 5 bedrooms and 5 full baths, perfectly situated on 12 scenic acres just outside Cherry Valley overlooking a large pond. The stunning vaulted family room features a wood-burning stone fireplace, shiplap accents, and balcony views, creating a warm yet impressive focal point. The spacious kitchen is loaded with cabinetry and opens to a generous dining area, ideal for entertaining. The main level includes a private primary suite with double vanities, soaking tub, and separate shower, along with a guest bedroom, full bath, dedicated office or optional 5th bedroom, and a large laundry room with an additional full bath. Upstairs offers a second living area and two private ensuite bedrooms with ample closet space. Recent updates include HVAC, water heaters, flooring... Step outside to a large deck with breathtaking water views and a beautifully maintained yard perfect for relaxing or hosting. Complete with a small shop and recorded easement, this property blends space, privacy, and lifestyle don t miss it! Plenty of room for outdoor recreation, gardening, or simply enjoying the peaceful setting.
04/28/2026
$535,000
2.41 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 5 County Road 3430, Wynne, AR
Large Price Reduction! Exclusive access to a stunning 38-acre lake and 80+ acres of scenic land! This one-of-a-kind custom home in Hunters Rest, built in 2021, sits on the canal with gorgeous lake views and direct access just minutes from city amenities. Offering 4 5 bedrooms and 4.5 baths, the home features a grand open floor plan with soaring ceilings, a spacious family room with brick gas log fireplace, and a formal dining area. The custom eat-in kitchen includes marble countertops, shaker cabinets, a 36" gas range, double ovens, and a walk-in pantry. The primary suite boasts private screened porch access and a spa-like bath with freestanding tub, tiled shower, double vanities, and a large closet connected to the laundry room. Three guest rooms are on the main level, one with ensuite bath. Upstairs offers a bonus room with full bath and ample storage. Complete with a 3-car garage, powder room, and front porch with lake views this is a rare find!
06/18/2026
$469,900
4.31 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 20 County Road 743, Wynne, AR
Country Living at Its Best! Perched atop beautiful Crowley s Ridge, this spacious home sits on 4.31 picturesque acres and offers the perfect blend of privacy, comfort, and room to grow. Featuring 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a formal dining room, and an oversized living area, there is space for everyone to enjoy. Many updates including, appliances, landscaping, fresh paint throughout and more! The large primary suite is a true retreat with a soaking tub, walk-in shower, and an impressive walk-in closet. Three additional bedrooms offer generous space and great storage. The kitchen features abundant cabinetry and counter space, along with an eat-in dining area for everyday meals, while the formal dining room is perfect for entertaining. Step outside to enjoy the peaceful surroundings from your backyard oasis, complete with an above-ground pool and spacious deck. Every room in this home is generously sized, creating a comfortable and inviting atmosphere throughout. Properties offering acreage, space, and the beauty of Crowley s Ridge are hard to find. Don't miss this opportunity to own a wonderful home in one of Cross County's most scenic locations. Schedule your private showing today!
08/24/2026
$125,000
27 ac.
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Cross County - 27 Cr 724, Wynne, AR
27 acres more or less according to the county records, mostly wooded but with some clear.
07/31/2026
$125,000
27 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 00 County Road 724, Wynne, AR
27 acres more or less according to the county records, mostly wooded but with some clear.
07/28/2026
$125,000
27 ac.
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Cross County - 00 Cr 724, Wynne, AR
27 acres more or less according to the county records, mostly wooded but with some clear.
07/02/2026
$209,000
1.11 ac.
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Cross County - 3888 Highway 284, Wynne, AR
This home is completely remodeled. New everything. High sought after location on Highway 284.
06/01/2026
$6,000
0.26 ac.
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Cross County - 103 E L Anguille Avenue, Wynne, AR
Residential lot that needs cleared to build on
05/28/2026
$5,000
0.17 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 115 Parkin Avenue, Parkin, AR
Vacant lot
05/28/2026
$6,000
0.27 ac.
ACTIVE
Cross County - 103 L'Anguille Avenue, Wynne, AR
Residential lot that needs cleared to build on
04/03/2026
$40,000
0.53 ac.
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Cross County - 1008 Killough Road N, Wynne, AR
Discover the perfect spot for your next home in one of Wynne's most desirable neighborhoods. This spacious single-family vacant lot is located close to the Wynne High School, offering everyday convenience in a peaceful, well-established community. The property features a concrete circle driveway already in place, giving you a valuable head start on your build and adding both charm and functionality. With its inviting surroundings and friendly atmosphere, this neighborhood is ideal for anyone looking to create a comfortable, long-term home. Please allow for 48 business hours for a response to an offer.
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