Batesville Arkansas Land for Sale

This approximate 5 acre property is located just 3 miles north of Batesville, AR in Independence County down highway 69. Has a paved road frontage and could be a great place to build a home or maybe spec houses and sell them. Seller currently uses it as a hunting spot for her and her family....

Nice approx. 40 acre property with mixed use recreational, timberland located between Cave City and Batesville, AR in Independence County. Loaded with whitetail deer, turkey and lots of small game such as rabbit and squirrel. Lots of roads cut through it so easy to use them as ATV trails or may you...

Available for Hunting Lease now until it sells/ Waterfront, investment and recreational land for sale. West of Batesville and just below lock 3 on the White River lies 413 acres of wooded draws and ridges. A County road provides great access to the interior of the property making it a great...

This approximate 18 acre property is wooded and located just outside Batesville, AR 72501 city limits on North Central Avenue. It is a couple of miles from the Independence County Fairgrounds. This would be a great development property for a home or homes. The land has State Highway frontage, a...

Property for sale located just minutes North of Batesville, Arkansas with frontage on AR HWY 69. This is an excellent hunting property and has some high game fence. The 477 acres are mostly wooded but have 100 acres of fairly level fields. There is development potential with over a mile of state...

Newly Renovated Brick Home on 4 Acres M/L with 30X40 barn, pond & chicken shed located on paved road outside of city limits. This 3 bedroom 2 bath home looks like it came out of the pages of a magazine, with it's farmhouse style charm. Home features, pinewood floors, beautiful granite kitchen...

A phenomenal recreational property just east of Cushman, AR located in Independence County, AR. Gravel road access protected by a gate at the end of a dead end road. Portions of the property show evidence of timber being taken off in years past and the deer have gravitated to those thicker areas...