c.1931 Two Bedroom Arkansas Ranch For Sale $45K
$45,000
c.1931 Arkansas two-bedroom, one-bath, 885-sf ranch for sale. Good walk-ability to parks and more.
Realtor Comments
Cozy home perfect for just getting started. A great rental property, investment or first time home-buyer. Open living, dining, and kitchen In walking distance from anything you could need! Previously rented for $825.
- 2 bed
- 1 bath
- Circa 1931
Pros of Living in North Little Rock, AR
1. Affordable Cost of Living
Housing is very affordable, with home prices and rent below the national average.
Groceries, utilities, and healthcare costs are also generally lower.
2. Access to Urban Amenities
Easy access to Little Rock for jobs, hospitals, nightlife, and dining.
Close to Arkansas Children’s Hospital, UAMS, and the state’s government hub.
3. Outdoor & Recreational Opportunities
The Arkansas River Trail, Burns Park (1,700 acres), and nearby Pinnacle Mountain offer excellent hiking, biking, and nature options.
Fishing and boating are popular on the Arkansas River.
4. Community-Focused
A strong sense of community, especially in established neighborhoods.
Active local organizations and events, like farmers markets and festivals.
5. Cultural and Sports Attractions
Simmons Bank Arena hosts major concerts and sporting events.
Minor league baseball (Arkansas Travelers), local theaters, and museums nearby.
6. Central Location
Strategically located in the center of the state — easy day trips to Hot Springs, the Ozarks, and more.
Cons of Living in North Little Rock, AR
1. Crime Concerns
Certain areas of North Little Rock have higher crime rates, especially property crime and occasional violent incidents.
Neighborhood safety varies significantly block by block.
2. Public Schools Vary in Quality
Some schools in the North Little Rock School District are under performing.
School choice and charter options help, but not universally available or accessible.
3. Economic Inequality
While there are nice areas, others face poverty and under investment.
Economic development has been uneven across neighborhoods.
4. Limited Public Transportation
Public transit (Rock Region METRO) is limited and not always convenient.
A car is essentially a must.
5. Weather Extremes
Hot, humid summers and the potential for severe weather, including tornadoes.
