Wooded Building And Recreational Tract Bordering Norfork Lake

What a beautiful, wooded tract loaded with building sites, mature timber, access to electricity, bordering Corp of Engineers Lake land, and an easy walk to the waters of Norfork Lake. This property is very private and secluded near the end of the gravel county road and boasts an easement to electric nearby to accommodate any plans to build your dream home. The topography is gentle and level but has some rolling terrain with plenty of character with small rock outcroppings. The land softly cascades through large and mature cedar and oak timber all the way down to the Corp of Engineers Lake frontage on the south end of the land. This type of access rarely comes along. Privacy and seclusion are a huge attribute of this little Ozarks gem. For the adventurous spirit, the land is loaded with raw natural beauty and a wonderful topography for hiking, camping, and more. There are also numerous areas that would make for an excellent building site for a home or cabin. The property is just a few minutes from Pigeon Creek public access at Norfork Lake! The area is known for excellent fishing and recreational fun, along with phenomenal hunting for whitetail deer and turkey. And with the land bordering the Corp land, you will have many more locations to hunt. You are also just a few minutes north of the wonderful community of Mountain Home, AR, for access to amenities. Gentle sloping land, beautiful timber, Corp of Engineers boundary, gorgeous walk to the water’s edge, ample wildlife, gravel county road frontage and electric nearby... it doesn't get any better! Call today for your private showing. Property Features: - Corp of Engineers Norfork Lake Frontage - Excellent access via gravel county road - Deeded easement for electric nearby - Gentle and rolling terrain with ample build sites - Remarkable hunting for whitetail deer and turkey - 5 minutes to Pigeon Creek Public Lake access - 10 minutes to Mountain Home, AR - Located near the end of the county road for privacy and seclusion