Arkansas Home With Flare? $190K

$190,000

Stepping into homeownership has never been more enchanting. Affectionately known as the “Rose House,” this Arkansas home is an absolute dream for first-time buyers. You’ll instantly fall in love with its distinct character and generously sized kitchen—perfect for hosting your first dinner parties. Best of all? The seller is open to negotiating the furnishings, making your move entirely seamless.

Realtor Comments

House with Flare! Located near downtown with walkable access to high-traffic attractions including laser tag and go-karts, this property benefits its central location in Hot Springs. The property features a spacious back bedroom and a half bath. This property is also a licensed STR and the license will transfer if desirable. Schedule this one today!

3bd
2ba
1,349sqft
4,792sqft
Circa 1926

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231 Oak St, Hot Springs, AR 71901

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Contact Realtor: Danielle Blair

Brokered by Crossroads Realty Group

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The Pros

Exceptional Outdoor Recreation: You have immediate access to Hot Springs National Park, three major lakes (Lake Hamilton, Lake Catherine, and Lake Ouachita), and miles of pristine hiking and mountain biking trails.
Low Cost of Living: Housing and overall everyday expenses are very affordable compared to national averages.The median home value is around $170,000, making homeownership highly accessible.
Vibrant Culture and History: The city boasts a quirky, artistic spirit with historic bathhouses, regular art festivals, a thriving local food scene, and a rich history ranging from Al Capone’s old hideouts to horse racing at Oaklawn.
Proximity to Little Rock: When you need big-city amenities, airport access, or major shopping, the capital city of Little Rock is only a 45-to-50-minute drive away.

The Cons

Limited Job Market: The local economy is heavily reliant on tourism, hospitality, and healthcare. Finding high-paying corporate or specialized career opportunities outside of these sectors can be very difficult.
Tourist Congestion: Because it is a premier destination, downtown traffic, construction, and parking headaches increase significantly during peak tourist seasons and major weekend festivals.
Higher Crime Rates: Residents frequently note that certain pockets of the city, particularly closer to the downtown core at night, experience higher property and violent crime rates compared to surrounding rural areas.
Lack of Public Transit: Hot Springs is a car-first town. Aside from limited city bus routes primarily serving downtown and medical centers, you will absolutely need a vehicle to get around.