Tucked into the Ozark Mountains of Madison County, Arkansas, this 6.74 +/- acre tract offers a rare combination of privacy, access, and buildable ground in a small, manageable package. The property fronts Madison County Road 3050 between the communities of Aurora and Reynolds, providing county road access without placing it on a busy highway. Electric service runs along the road frontage, removing one of the biggest hurdles and expenses associated with developing a remote mountain tract.

The land is covered in gorgeous mature timber. Big trees shade the tract and give it the feel of a much larger piece of ground once you step off the road. Terrain runs flat to gently rolling across the property, which is uncommon in this part of the Ozarks and a major reason this tract stands out. Numerous buildable locations are scattered across the acreage, whether for a full-time residence, a weekend cabin, or a hunting camp. The surrounding timber keeps the property private and secluded while still leaving it easy to reach.

For the hunter, a well-placed 6.74 +/- acres can carry a lot of weight. The tract is loaded with wildlife sign, including whitetail deer and black bear, and this stretch of the Ozarks is known for big woods hunting. A property this size lends itself to a stand or two on the right trail, a small opening managed for wildlife, and low-pressure hunting without a long drive. It is a great little tract to get set up and hunt this fall.

Recreational opportunities in this part of Arkansas are hard to match. The Ozark National Forest is a short drive away and offers hundreds of thousands of acres of public land for hunting, hiking, camping, riding, and floating. The Pig Trail Scenic Byway along Arkansas Highway 23 runs south through some of the most scenic country in the state, and the upper War Eagle Creek drainage is nearby. Huntsville is the closest full-service town, and Fayetteville and the Northwest Arkansas corridor are within driving distance for anyone seeking a mountain retreat that is still within reach of a metro area.

Small acreage tracts with mature timber, county road frontage, and power already in place continue to draw strong interest across the Arkansas Ozarks. This one checks those boxes at a size that is easy to own and easy to improve. Whether the goal is a build site, a recreational getaway, a hunting property, or a long-term land holding, this 6.74 +/- acre tract in Madison County is worth a look. Please call today for driving directions or to schedule your private tour.