Arkansas, Sharp County, 0.47 Acres Cherokee Village, Lot 16 Block 1, Electricity, Water. TERMS: $0 Down Now! $48/Month

Cherokee Village Odessa Drive, Cherokee Village, Arkansas Lot 16 Block 01 Seneca First Financing: This lot is being offered for sale with financing. Simply make the small down payment, and the land contracts will be emailed and hard copy mailed to you immediately. You can start using or building your land while you are making payments. Guarantee Reviews Monthly Payments: $48 Sales Price: $4,827 Interest Rate: 9% 10% DISCOUNT ON REMAINING BALANCE IF PAID EARLY Checkout bills down payment only. 10 Reasons To Buy From Us Understand These Terms Explain these terms? Pay $25 extra monthly? Pay off early? OLS offers a 10% discount on the remaining principal balance for early payoff. When might you want to pay it off? 1 year 2 years 5 years Checking these terms… Have another question? Ask Size: 0.47 Acres COVENANTS TAXES: Less than $100 per acre UTILITIES: Electricity, Water, Paved Road SURVEY ZONING:Residential Elevation: Moderate Slope Paved street Closest Towns and Amenities Explore this lot at Cherokee Village See What You Could Do Here Choose an idea and see it take shape on this property. N E S W OLS We're creating your view... Visualizing your idea on this property. While your view is coming together, feel free to keep exploring this property page. No rush — your view will be here when you come back. What would you do with this land? Live Here Vacation Getaway Recreation Investment ← Change Purpose View Original Property Image Make It Your Own Choose a quick change or describe what you'd like to see. Redraw My View Try Another Idea Concept visualization only. Building, zoning, utility, access and permit requirements should be independently verified. Location and Legal Description Cochise Road just off Flathead Drive, Cherokee Village, Arkansas ← See All Cherokee Village Lots What Could Ownership Be Like Here? Four ways buyers may picture using land in this area. Build Primary Residence A future home here could feel tucked among trees, with privacy and a slower pace. Vacation Home / Cabin A wooded retreat for weekends, fresh air, and time away from everyday routines. Recreational / Hunting A natural fit for hiking, fishing, wildlife watching, and exploring the Ozarks. Investment Wooded Ozarks land offers a mix of recreational enjoyment and the option to improve the property gradually. Possible uses vary by parcel and local rules; verify zoning, access, utilities and requirements before planning improvements. Experience the Seasons Here Four seasons. Four different ways to enjoy your land. ✿Spring60–77° / 38–57° Fresh green growth and warming days make the outdoors come alive. ☀Summer85–89° / 65–69° Warm days bring plenty of time for water, woods, and outdoor weekends. ◆Fall58–81° / 38–60° Crisp air and changing colors can make this one of the prettiest seasons. ❄Winter46–50° / 26–30° Cooler, quieter days reveal a more peaceful side of the landscape. Typical seasonal highs / lows from nearby historical climate normals. Check out this beautiful wooded half acre building site! It’s very affordable and a perfect homesite for a stay-and-play cabin or retirement dream home. You’ll have plenty of room and be close to the South Fork River and Town Center in Cherokee Village. View From 113 Cochise Road Cherokee Village, Arkansas The town of Cherokee Village, AR was the first planned recreational community in the state, founded by Arkansas developer John Cooper in 1954 on the banks of the South Fork River. Today, the area is a 15,000-acre resort destination that is home to a population of 4,700 full-time residents and more than 15,000 property owners. Cherokee Village holds an anniversary and reunion party every 10 years. Just what is this family-friendly community celebrating? A location in the natural beauty of the Ozarks, two private 18-hole golf courses, six swimming pools, a private beach, tennis courts, recreation and sports centers, fitness and senior centers, horseshoe pits, nature trails, RV park, and lakes for boating and fishing. Additionally, the 15,000-acre resort/retirement community has more than 125 local clubs and organizations, excellent schools, low taxes, and enjoys four distinct seasons. And, if that's not enough, a river runs through it. Cutting through the lush land and hardwood forests of Cherokee Village is the South Fork River, which flows into the well-known Spring River. Both rivers are popular in the region for floating, and fishing for trout and walleye. Serving as the headwaters for the Spring River is Mammoth Spring, flowing at more than nine million gallons of 58-degree water per hour. This 58-degree water provides plenty of fresh water throughout the year. The river is crystal-clear, with long pools and whitewater falls. At nearby Mammoth Spring is Mammoth Spring State Park, offering exhibits, picnic sites, a trail, ball field, restored depot which houses a museum, and children's playground as well as a view of the spring and lake. Visitors to this vacation destination can stay in a cottage, timeshare, home, condo, and golf course or lakeside rentals. The nearby town of Hardy is a great day trip destination, with a unique downtown and lots of quaint shops. Connectivity Near Cherokee Village Verizon Good AT&T Good T-Mobile Limited Starlink Available Estimated nearby coverage; actual service may vary.