2/1 Arkansas Fixer Upper Country Home on 1 Acre $50K

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Yard featured at 6884 Highway 270 E, Sheridan, AR, 72150

Realtor Comments

Cozy Home at a Great Price! Looking for a charming, personality-filled property on an acre? Look no further! 6884 Highway 270 E is perfect as a home or investment property. Use it as your private retreat or an investment opportunity. Ideal for building new or enjoying as-is. Sold “As-Is,” with no seller disclosure. The metal roof is only 10 years old-don’t miss out! **See Agent Remarks

2bd
1ba
1,184sqft
acre

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6884 Highway 270 E, Sheridan, AR 72150 $50,000

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The Pros

Strong Public School System: The Sheridan School District is a major drawing card for families moving to the area. It earns solid marks for academics, sports programs, and specialized high school pathways like Career and Technical Education (CTE).
Low Overall Cost of Living: Sheridan’s overall cost of living is roughly 15% lower than the U.S. national average.Housing, health care, and utility expenses are noticeably more affordable than in larger metro areas.
Proximity to Little Rock & Pine Bluff: Located along US-167 and Highway 270, Sheridan offers a straightforward commute to major employment hubs, medical centers, cultural events, and the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock (~35–40 minutes away).
Low Crime Rate & Safe Environment: Sheridan boasts crime rates significantly lower than the Arkansas state average and lower than national metrics, making it a peaceful and secure place for families and retirees.
Tight-Knit, Active Community: The town retains a classic, friendly atmosphere centered around its historic Courthouse Square. Community events like the annual Timberfest (celebrating the local lumber industry with parades, 5Ks, and lumberjack competitions) foster strong local pride.
Access to Outdoor Recreation: Surrounded by pine forests and natural beauty, outdoor enthusiasts have easy access to hunting, fishing, and boating on the nearby Saline River, Lake Segred, and Jenkins’ Ferry State Park.

The Cons

Limited Shopping & Dining: While downtown has local boutiques, small cafés, and a Walmart, everyday retail options are basic. For major shopping trips, specialized groceries, or diverse dining options, residents must drive to Little Rock or Benton/Bryant.
Car-Dependent with No Public Transit: Public transportation is virtually non-existent, and the city is not particularly walkable or bike-friendly. Owning a reliable personal vehicle is mandatory for commuting and errands.
Limited Local Job Market: Aside from timber, agriculture, local retail, and public services (like the school system), specialized or high-paying corporate job opportunities in Sheridan proper are limited. Many residents commute out of town for work.
Lack of Nightlife and Entertainment: Beyond high school sports, local church gatherings, and community events, there is virtually no formal nightlife or entertainment scene for young adults.
Limited On-Site Healthcare Facilities: While Sheridan has urgent care clinics and primary care providers, the town lacks a full-service hospital. Residents must travel to nearby Benton or Little Rock for major medical care or specialized procedures.