• Asking Price $135,000
  • 3 Cedar Court Searcy, AR 72143

  • Vacant Land / Resale (MLS)

Property Details for 3 Cedar Court, Searcy, AR 72143

Facts

  • Property ID: 880869130
  • MLS Number: 24015432
  • Property Type: Vacant Land
  • County: WHITE
  • Listing Status: Active

Sale Type

This is an MLS listing, meaning the property is represented by a real estate broker, who has contracted with the home owner to sell the home.

Description

This listing is NOT a foreclosure. Secure your ideal lot at THE SPRINGS at Cedar Court today. This planned community is eagerly awaiting your arrival to begin constructing your ideal home. Currently, there are 19 estate lots available, ranging from three to five acres each, perfect for gated, luxury residences. Two of these lots even feature private ponds, adding an extra touch of tranquility to your future home. Positioned just seven minutes south of downtown Searcy and a mere 45-minute drive to downtown Little Rock, THE SPRINGS is poised to become the premier master-planned community in White County, as well as along the 67-167 corridor. Offering a blend of college-town charm, this community provides CONNECT2FIRST high-speed internet, natural gas, and various amenities in a serene country setting. Don't miss out on this opportunity claim your lot now and connect with our lenders who are ready to assist you in turning your dream home into a reality.

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Property Brokerage: GrayWalt Realty Group 101 N Main Street Searcy AR 72143
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