Land for Sale in Independence County, AR

Land for sale in Independence County, AR:

Take Highway 167 to Antioch Rd. Turn on to Antioch and go 3.4 miles and property will be on left. Undeveloped. Make your vision come to life. Water & Electric available at road. Fiber Internet also available.

Land for sale in Independence County, AR:

Vacant 0.30-acre lot on Porter Street offering a great opportunity for your next project. Property includes a 9' x 12' outbuilding situated on a concrete slab, providing convenient space for storage or other uses. The manageable lot size offers flexibility for a variety of possibilities, subject to applicable zoning, building requirements, and restrictions. Buyers are encouraged to verify utilities, property boundaries, permitted uses, and development requirements.

Land for sale in Independence County, AR:

Pine Mountain at Stalker Farm offers 128± acres of mature mixed timber, maintained pasture, water, and elevated views just outside Batesville. The property features approx. 1,560 feet of paved Gap Road frontage, two existing entrances, front fencing and gates, with water and electricity available along the road. About 15 acres are in open pasture, with the remainder in mature mixed timber. Elevation rises from approx. 260 feet at Gap Road to nearly 560 feet at the summit of Pine Mountain, providing long views toward Batesville and across the White River bottoms. Features include two ponds (one stocked), a year-round spring that historically supplied the farmhouse and garden, a season

Land for sale in Independence County, AR:

The Stalker White River Farm offers 393± acres of productive bottomland and extensive river frontage along Gap Road near Batesville. The property contains 318.36 cropland acres per FSA with 311.80 total base acres. The 2026 crop is soybeans, and the farm has historically followed a corn-and-soybean rotation. Substantial mapped areas of Arrington and Egam silt loam. Several large field blocks are separated by timbered margins and interior wooded corridors that provide cover and natural travel routes for wildlife. Deer have been known to use the agricultural fields, giving the tract meaningful hunting potential alongside its farming use. Approximately 4,900 feet of White River frontage