397 NC 1754, Compton, AR 72624 (MLS # 148852)

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PRICE $3,600,000 BEDS 3 BATHS 4 HOME SIZE 2,496 sqft LOT SIZE 563.00 ac Request More Info

Located just 6 miles from Ponca and the Buffalo National River, this is one of the nicest properties in Newton County AR! This 563 m/l acres offers it all! From the new asphalt driveway leading from a paved highway up to the main lodge with views, mountain top pastures, deep woods with bluffs and creeks to a year-round spring-fed pond that maintains it's level even in drought, you have it all! The beautiful cedar log cabin lodge is a Hostettler masterpiece with custom built solid wood doors, cabinets and cedar accents throughout as well as cedar walls and a cat walk! Pine floors, nice appliances, a master suite with a garden tub of it's own, walk-in closet and it's own sliding doors going to the wrap-around covered veranda. Or enjoy the hot tub under the stars. This comes fully furnished and is currently a nightly rental. There is an additional guest cottage which has 1BR/1BA with it's own utility room and comes fully furnished. This cottage has it's own spring-fed stocked pond in it's immediate view and it's own hot tub under the stars. Ledgers for both are available to view upon request. There's a 24 x 30 carport as well as a horsebarn with stalls and a large metal building for storing your farm equipment. An additional artist studio has had a monthly lease at $1200/mo up until recently but could be used for income again. There is 26 acres of fenced pasture land with it's own pond for livestock with the remaining pasture land being open. The wooded portion of the property boasts Bradley Branch, towering bluffs, streams, springs and even an old homesite. There's numerous gorgeous building sites throughout the property. Note that the area this property is located in is called Mountain Springs, so named for the multitude of artesian springs bubbling up from the top of this mountain and several of these are located on this Ozk Ranch property! Matter of fact, both the small cabin and the lodge are each fed by a separate Mountain Springs spring!