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Under $100K Sunday ~ c.1900 ARkansas Farm House For Sale w/ 5 Rural Acres, Views $72K

Posted on November 8, 2020November 7, 2020 by [email protected]

9554 Abbott Loop, Mansfield, AR, 72944 $72,000

OHU50K NOTES

Here is a farm house for sale in Mansfield, Arkansas (pop.1,139), a small town of situated along the Oklahoma border. If you are looking for a handyman special with land and views, then this property may pique your interest.

2bath
4 bedrooms
1,782sqft
5acre lot
Build date 1900
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Property Listing
Realtor:Chuck Fawcett Realty

REALTOR COMMENTS

If you’re looking for acreage and a farm house for sale, this is one you can make your own. Schedule your private showing today. Outside of the city limits but easy access to Highway 71 and minutes from town. Live the good life in the country with property and a home you can develop into your dream property! 5 acres, large kitchen, dining room, an entry, living room, and 4 bedrooms! Primary Bedroom located downstairs. Make it yours today so you can begin drinking your sweet tea on your expansive front porch and enjoy the days at home.

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