Under $75K Thursday - c.1920 Arkansas Farmhouse For Sale on 3.36 Acres $65K

OHU50K Notes $65,000

Here is an Arkansas farmhouse for sale on 3.36 acres. The two bedroom, one bath farmhouse has a metal roof, front porch, clean spaces, eat-in kitchen, a level, mostly wooded lot, and public water and sewer. And an old outhouse makes for a great conversation point.

House View featured at 71 Tuff St, Ash Flat, AR, 72513

Realtor Comments

Come see this quaint home in rural Arkansas full of character and charm! It sits on more than 3 acres of mostly flat land – cleared and wooded. Enjoy the sizable backyard and have a lively discussion with family about when the outhouse, still standing proudly on the edge of the property, was possibly built. New carpet has been laid down in both bedrooms and the living room and plumbing was also very recently replaced with pex. The water heater is new. A bonus room is available for extra storage. This one will not last long! Sold AS IS.

2bed
1bath
Circa 1920

71 Tuff St, Ash Flat, AR 72513 $65,000

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: Cherr Matson
Brokered by: CENTURY 21 PORTFOLIO
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Location

This Arkansas farmhouse for sale is located in Flat, a small unincorporated community located in Pulaski County. While it is not an officially recognized town or city, it is known for its historical significance and unique name.

The name “Flat” is quite literal and refers to the flat topography of the area. The region surrounding Flat is characterized by wide, open plains and relatively low-lying terrain, which gave rise to the name. The land is primarily used for agriculture, with farms and fields stretching across the landscape.

Flat, Arkansas has a rich history dating back to the early 19th century. It was originally settled by pioneers who were attracted to the fertile soil and abundant natural resources of the area. The community grew as more settlers arrived, establishing farms, homes, and businesses.

Over time, Flat became a hub for local trade and commerce, serving as a center for nearby farmers and residents. The community had a post office, schools, and various small businesses that catered to the needs of the local population.

While Flat did not experience significant growth or expansion like many larger cities, it remained a close-knit community where people knew each other and relied on one another for support and companionship.