132 Deshong Lane, Mena, AR 71953 - Polk County

Quaint Old Farmhouse Steeped in Homesteading Tradition.

Land:

Lovingly homesteaded by this family for over 30 years, this farmhouse has been a gathering place for family and friends, hosting countless celebrations, and seasonal harvests.

Including 20.10 acres offering lush meadows, thoughtfully fenced and cross-fended for livestock. Several Versatile outbuildings and barns provide ample space for storage, livestock, and various homesteading activities. Large 25X32 shop equipped with 220 electric, with an attached 25X32 concrete slab for various projects. Expansive garden area cultivated over the years, offers rich soil for growing a variety of vegetables etc. A serene pond and rolling meadows enhance the property's natural beauty and provide habitat for local wildlife.

Interior Features:

Home includes 2 spacious bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Cozy living areas with abundant natural light and a functional kitchen with ample cabinet space. Rustic charm with wooden paneling and classic fixtures.

For those seeking to embrace the tradition, connect with nature, and create lasting memories in a home filled with history and heart, this farmhouse offers an unparalleled opportunity.

Area:

Polk County Arkansas offers various natural attractions, including lakes, mountains, and recreational areas that cater to outdoor enthusiasts. The area also serves as a hub for outdoor activities such as hiking, ATV riding, and exploring the surrounding national forest.

To name a few, but in no way all:

Lake Wilhelmina

A 200-acre lake.

Gillham Lake

Located along the Cossatot River, this reservoir offers fishing opportunities for bass and other species. The area includes multiple recreation spots, boat ramps, campgrounds, and a designated swim area.

Rich Mountain

Standing at 2,681 feet, it's the second-highest peak in Arkansas and part of the Ouachita Mountains. The Talimena Scenic Drive traverses its summit, providing panoramic views.

Queen Wilhelmina State Park

Situated atop Rich Mountain, this park offers hiking trails, scenic overlooks, and the historic Queen Wilhelmina Lodge. It's a popular spot for camping and wildlife observation.

Shady Lake Recreation Area:

A scenic destination within the Ouachita National Forest, featuring a 25-acre lake for swimming, fishing, boating and camping. The area is a desired area for ATV and hiking enthusiasts.

Wolf Pen Gap Trail:

A premier destination for ATV and off-highway enthusiasts. Trails traverse high mountain vistas, Gap Creek, and Board Camp Creek, passing through forest of large pines and hard woods.

Caney Creek Trail Loop

A 9.4-mile loop trail in the Ouachita National Forest, known for its beautiful valleys, mountain vistas, and unique waterfalls. It's a favorite among hikers seeking a challenging experience.

Ouachita River/Lake

A great River for Canoeing leading into Lake Ouachita, the largest lake entirely within Arkansas. Encompassing over 40,000 acres and surrounded by the Ouachita National Forest, Lake Ouachita boasts more than 690 miles of pristine shoreline and over 200 islands.