Land for Sale in Jefferson County, AR

Land for sale in Jefferson County, AR:

3.15 acres with highway frontage. Some utilities on property. Great chance to own land with no restrictions. School bus will be removed prior to closing. Mobile home is over the boundary line by 17.6 feet. Buyer will need to move that fully onto the property. Survey flags are up and current survey on file. Partially cleared and partially wooded. Go take a look and call for any other info!

Land for sale in Jefferson County, AR:

Discover a great opportunity with this 60x154 residential vacant lot located at 1120 E 8th Avenue in the heart of Pine Bluff. Sitting on 0.21 acres, this cleared, level lot offers flexible options for building a new home or holding as a long-term investment. The property is surrounded by existing homes and has easy street access from S. Florida Street, providing convenience for construction and future living. Close to schools, parks, and downtown amenities, this lot is minutes from shopping, restaurants, and major routes throughout Pine Bluff. Utilities appear nearby based on surrounding homes, making planning easier for your next build. Located in the White Drew Survey 2 subdivision, this

Land for sale in Jefferson County, AR:

3.4 acres of rural property, unrestricted with utilities. 2 mobile homes on property will convey but need significant repair and no access to the inside is available at this time. Approximately 30x20 Metal frame could be used for shop, tiny home, etc. Land is mostly flat and wooded with some clearing already done. 2 septics and 2 power poles on property. Creek runs along edge of property line to the right. Go take a look and call with any questions!

Land for sale in Jefferson County, AR:

Located just outside Pine Bluff, this Jefferson County property offers a rare opportunity to design and build your ideal hunting retreat from the ground up. With Nevins Creek running through the middle and a smaller feeder creek joining it, the land naturally funnels wildlife and creates productive travel corridors. Even without any current improvements, you can immediately tell the carrying capacity for whitetails is strong—fresh scrapes, rubs, and trails can be found at nearly every turn. The front portion features mature pine, while the back corner holds a hardwood ridge with excellent mast production. In the center, the successional-growth area left from a previous cut has become