c.1953 Arkansas Tiny Home For Sale $40K
$40,000
Welcome to this 2-bedroom, 1-bath Arkansas tiny home, featuring 780 sq. ft. of cozy charm. Completely refreshed throughout, it’s ready for you to move in and enjoy right away.
Realtor Comments
Features include: • New flooring throughout • Fresh interior paint • Cozy and efficient layout • Classic curb appeal Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or an investor seeking a turnkey opportunity, this home delivers exceptional value at an amazing price. 3203 S. Iris is full of character and ready for its next owner.
- 2bd
- 1ba
- 780sqft
- 6,969sqft
- Circa 1953
Pine Bluff, Arkansas
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Erika R Franklin 501-804-5592,
Lux Real Estate Group 501-804-5592
Pros of living in Pine Bluff, AR
- Lower cost of living than many larger Arkansas cities (often meaning more house/space for the money).
- Small-city feel: many residents describe it as more “local/community” than big-metropolitan areas.
- Access to amenities nearby: you can usually get groceries, clinics, and everyday services without major-city traffic.
- Quieter pace: generally less hustle than bigger markets, which some people find more comfortable day-to-day.
- Central location in Arkansas: it can be convenient for driving trips to other parts of the state.
Cons of living in Pine Bluff, AR
- Job market and wages can be tighter: depending on your field, you may find fewer high-paying opportunities than in larger metros.
- Some neighborhoods have higher crime/risk than others: you’ll want to research specific blocks/areas before choosing where to live.
- Economic challenges: like many Rust Belt / small industrial cities, parts of the area may have slower growth or fewer investments.
- Fewer “big-city” options: dining, shopping, nightlife, and some entertainment/retail variety may be limited compared with larger cities.
- Weather: hot summers and severe-weather risk (tornadoes/storms) typical for the region.
- Public services vary by area: schools, parks, and infrastructure quality can differ neighborhood to neighborhood.
