6.4 Acres with Newly Constructed Home and Shop on the White River

Property Description

Set along a coveted stretch of the legendary White River, this 6.4 +/- surveyed and mostly fenced acre property offers a rare blend of modern construction, usable land, and premier water frontage. With approximately 470 feet of river access known for exceptional trout and walleye fishing, this is the kind of setting buyers wait years to find. The land is primarily open pasture, ideal for hobby farming or recreation, while a natural buffer of timber between the home and the road provides both privacy and a scenic approach.

Built in 2023, the custom 1,920 square foot home was designed to maximize both comfort and style. Inside, you’ll find 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms beneath soaring 22-foot vaulted ceilings that create an open, airy feel. Quartz countertops run throughout the home, complementing a thoughtfully designed layout that includes a spacious master suite with an oversized closet. The laundry room even features a built-in dog wash, adding practical convenience for outdoor living. A screened sitting area and additional open-air porch space provide the perfect vantage points to take in the surrounding mountain views and river atmosphere.

The improvements continue outside with a 1,200 square foot metal building, ideal for equipment storage, workshop use, or recreational gear. Whether you're storing boats for quick access to nearby launches or setting up a hobby space, the flexibility here is unmatched. The property’s layout offers both functionality and aesthetic appeal, making it suitable as a full-time residence, vacation home, or investment retreat.

Location is another standout feature. You’re just 8 minutes from Beaver Dam Site Park and the White River boat ramp, placing world-class fishing and water recreation within easy reach. Enjoy the charm and culture of Eureka Springs just 20 minutes away, or head to Rogers in 35 minutes for dining, shopping, and amenities. Properties offering this combination of newer construction, river frontage, usable acreage, and proximity to Northwest Arkansas highlights are increasingly hard to come by.