c.1934 Arkansas Brick Home For Sale $199,900

$199,900

Meticulously restored Arkansas brick home in the prestigious East Calico Rock Historic District! Perfectly balancing authentic Period character with turnkey modern updates, this property is a standout gem.

Realtor Comments

Introducing an unparalleled opportunity to own a slice of paradise at Cold Creek Manor! This meticulously renovated turnkey VRBO rental is conveniently situated just steps away from Main Street and the serene White River. Nestled in the charming town of Peppersauce, off Main Street, this property boasts an impressive rating, making it an ideal investment for both immediate enjoyment and long-term value. Embrace the tranquility of the Ozark National Forest, indulge in the world-renowned White River Trout fishing, and experience the convenience of a short drive to the breathtaking Mountain View and Lake Norfork. With three inviting bedrooms, one luxurious bathroom, and a spacious covered patio and bar area, this home promises both relaxation and entertainment. The convenience of ample parking and the added benefit of two vacant adjoining corner lots for future development make this property an exceptional investment opportunity. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of this idyllic property!

3bd
1ba
1,200sqft
Circa 1934

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131 Walnut St, Calico Rock, AR 72519

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Contact Realtor: Glenda Bunch
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The Pros

Exceptional Affordability: The cost of living is significantly below both the national and state averages. Typical home values hover around $120,000–$190,000 depending on acreage and proximity to the river, offering accessible real estate for retirees, first-time buyers, or land seekers.
World-Class Outdoor Recreation: Perched directly on the White River, Calico Rock is a premier regional hub for brown and rainbow trout fishing. Nearby access points, creek beds, and bluff trails make it ideal for kayaking, hiking, camping, and hunting.
Rich Historic & Small-Town Charm: The town features a well-preserved historic downtown district with antique shops, local museums, and the famous “Ghost Town” area (a section of preserved late 19th-century buildings along the riverfront).
Slow, Peaceful Pace: Traffic is virtually non-existent, and daily life moves at a quiet, low-stress pace. The community is tight-knit, typical of rural Ozark towns.
Close Proximity to Regional Lakes: Beyond the White River, Calico Rock is situated roughly 30–40 minutes from Norfork Lake and Bull Shoals, providing expanded boating, swimming, and lakefront options.

The Cons

Extremely Limited Commercial Amenities: Within town limits, options are restricted to a few small local businesses, diners, and basic convenience stores. For major grocery runs (like Walmart), big-box retail, or chain stores, residents must drive 25–35 minutes to Mountain Home or Batesville.
Narrow Job Opportunities: Outside of local public schools, small agricultural operations, tourism/fishing guiding, and local municipal jobs, local employment options are scarce. Specialized corporate or technical careers require remote work or extended commutes.
Healthcare Constraints: While basic local clinic services exist, comprehensive or specialized medical care, emergency trauma centers, and major hospital systems require driving into Mountain Home (Baxter Health) or Batesville.
Isolated Geography: Calico Rock sits well off the major interstates. Reaching larger regional airports or major metropolitan hubs like Little Rock, Fayetteville, or Springfield, Missouri requires a 2- to 2.5-hour drive.
Limited Public Transit & High Car Dependency: There is no public transportation infrastructure. Reliable personal vehicles are mandatory for all errands and commuting.