150 Acres in Montgomery County, AR

Ranch Description

Just Outside The Quiet Community OF Oden, Arkansas, Lies A Rare Offering OF 150 Acres. The Montgomery County property provides an unbeatable combination of natural beauty, usable terrain, and long-term potential. Located only 1.3 miles from the Ouachita River and bordered on three sides by the Ouachita National Forest, this tract is an outdoor enthusiast's dream, offering hunting, hiking, and riding opportunities right out your back gate. With paved county road frontage running through the property, access is easy year-round, making this a strong candidate for both a private residence and a working farm or homestead. The land features a desirable mix of pasture and timber, with approximately 40-50 acres open and fully fenced and cross-fenced, ideal for cattle, horses, or hay production. The balance of the acreage is in healthy hardwood and pine timber, providing excellent wildlife habitat and long- term value. There are multiple elevated building sites throughout the property offering stunning mountain views, and the gently rolling terrain is easy to navigate. Water is abundant, with three ponds, several year-round springs, and two drilled water wells, making the property well-suited for both residential and agricultural use. Additionally, this tract excels as a recreational and hunting property, with strong populations of whitetail deer, turkey, black bear, and small game. Old logging roads and internal trails make accessing all corners of the land easy by foot, Atv, or horseback. The mix of cover, food sources, and water provides a strong foundation for habitat management or creating a turnkey hunting retreat. With its proximity to the Ouachita River, national forest access, paved road frontage, and established infrastructure, this property is ready for your vision, whether that's building a dream home, starting a homestead, or investing in a hunting and recreational tract. Located just 25-30 minutes from Mena and Mount Ida and just over an hour from Hot Springs, it strikes the perfect balance between seclusion and convenience. Properties with water, timber, pasture, and forest frontage rarely come to market and are nearly impossible to replace.