Lee County, Arkansas Land For Sale (13 results)

L 'Anguille River55 +/- 55 Acres in Lee County, AR View Topography Map View Soils Map View Aerial Map The L 'Anguille River 55 is located on the banks of the L 'Anguille Riverriver in Lee County, Arkansas. This property is located just a few miles outside of downtown Marianna. With riverfront access, this property is perfect for an avid outdoorsman. Hunting opportunities include whitetail, wild turkey, waterfowl, and an abundance of small game. Riverfront access gives you the ability to enjoy recreational activities on the river as well. The listing prices is $275,000. Contact Justin Lowery at 870-205-4511 or [email removed] for more information! Wellons Real Estate is the exclusive representative firm of the Seller. For additional information or to schedule a private tour of the property, please contact Justin Lowery at 870-205-4511 or email [email removed] Furthermore, the information here within is intended only for the person(s) to which are agents/brokers of Wellons Real Estate and may contain proprietary, business-confidential and/or privileged material. All information here within has been reported to be truthful and accurate, however Wellons Land does not warrant or guarantee such. If you are not the intended recipient of this document you are hereby notified that any use, review, retransmission, dissemination, distribution, reproduction, or any action taken in reliance upon this message is prohibited. If you received this in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer.

Endless Acres South +/- 371.41 Acres in Lee County, AR View Topography Map View Soils Map View Aerial Map Endless Acres South is a premier +/-371.41-acre recreational property in Lee County, just south of Marianna, Arkansas, offering an unmatched blend of diverse wildlife habitats. This unique tract equally provides both beautiful upland ridge land and productive flat river bottomland, creating an ideal environment for a wide range of hunting and outdoor opportunities. With power and water already available on the property, this land is well-equipped for immediate use or future development. A dedicated lodge site is in place, making it the perfect foundation to build your dream hunting retreat. The property is mostly fenced with gated entry and features well-developed roads, trails, food plots, and ponds, ensuring easy access throughout. Endless Acres South provides direct and secluded access to 22,000 acres of the St. Francis National Forest, an area known for its rich hunting history. Bear Creek Lake, located within the national forest, is a renowned destination for fishing and water recreation, adding even more value to this incredible property. Hunting enthusiasts will appreciate the diverse game opportunities, including developed duck habitat, established turkey hunting areas, and record-class whitetail deer that have historically been taken in this region. With multiple food plots and a mix of hardwood timber and open fields, the land is strategically designed for wildlife management. A local caretaker is on-site, ensuring the property remains well-maintained and ready for year-round use. Whether you are looking for a personal hunting retreat, an investment property, or a multi-purpose recreational farm, Endless Acres South is a rare find in a highly sought-after location. Property Highlights: +/- 371.41 surveyed acres with a balanced mix of upland and bottomland habitats +/- 150 acres of ridge property with established roads, trails, food plots, and ponds +/- 200 acres of prime bottomland with developed duck habitat Secluded access to St. Francis National Forest (22,000 acres), adjacent to Bear Creek Lake for fishing and recreation Proven deer, turkey, and waterfowl hunting with a history of trophy whitetails taken in the area Power and water available on-site, plus an established house site for future development Mostly fenced with gated entry and excellent county road access Local caretaker on-site for property upkeep and security Location: Endless Acres South is ideally located south of Marianna off County Road 225, providing seclusion while remaining highly accessible. Marianna 10 miles Memphis 65 miles Little Rock 105 miles West Helena 30 miles Additional Details: Mineral rights: All mineral rights owned by the sellers (if any) will transfer upon closing, but ownership is not warranted or guaranteed. Taxes: Approximately $2,852.41 Price: $1,925,000 Contact Justin Lowery at 870-205-4511 or [email removed] for more information! Wellons Real Estate is the exclusive representative firm of the Seller. For additional information or to schedule a private tour of the property, please contact Justin Lowery at 870-205-4511 or email [email removed] Furthermore, the information here within is intended only for the person(s) to which are agents/brokers of Wellons Real Estate and may contain proprietary, business-confidential and/or privileged material. All information here within has been reported to be truthful and accurate, however Wellons Land does not warrant or guarantee such. If you are not the intended recipient of this document you are hereby notified that any use, review, retransmission, dissemination, distribution, reproduction, or any action taken in reliance upon this message is prohibited. If you received this in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer.

St. Francis Cabin +/- 1.62 Acres in Lee County, AR Property Overview:Located just outside Marianna, Arkansas, this hunting cabin offers unmatched access to the St. Francis National Forest, one of the regions most sought-after public hunting areas. Whether youre after world-class whitetail deer, turkey, or waterfowl, this property puts you right in the heart of some of the best hunting grounds in the state. A gated entrance and a short driveway provide privacy, while the cabin sits atop Crowleys Ridge, offering stunning views of the surrounding wilderness. Designed to reflect the rich history of hunting in the St. Francis National Forest, this cabin is the perfect retreat for those who appreciate tradition, seclusion, and convenience. With direct access to thousands of acres of public hunting land and a location just minutes from town, this property is ideal for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape. Property Highlights: Borders St. Francis National Forest, known for trophy whitetail deer, turkey, and waterfowl hunting Private gated entrance and short driveway for added seclusion Elevated location on Crowleys Ridge with breathtaking views of the forest Rustic cabin design reflecting historic hunting traditions Prime location near one of Arkansass top public land hunting areas Convenient access to town while maintaining privacy Contact Justin Lowery at 870-205-4511 or [email removed] for more information! Wellons Real Estate is the exclusive representative firm of the Seller. For additional information or to schedule a private tour of the property, please contact Justin Lowery at 870-205-4511 or email [email removed] Furthermore, the information here within is intended only for the person(s) to which are agents/brokers of Wellons Real Estate and may contain proprietary, business-confidential and/or privileged material. All information here within has been reported to be truthful and accurate, however Wellons Land does not warrant or guarantee such. If you are not the intended recipient of this document you are hereby notified that any use, review, retransmission, dissemination, distribution, reproduction, or any action taken in reliance upon this message is prohibited. If you received this in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer.

Big Piney Bottoms offers 410.0 +/- total acres comprised of two separate tracts within a half mile of each other and provides an outstanding recreational and agricultural investment opportunity. The land is located between the towns of Monroe and Moro in Lee County, Arkansas, The property has excellent access via Arkansas Highway 79 and county all-weather roads. Both tracts have well-maintained interior roads providing access for farm operations, land management, and travel to and from hunting areas. The tracts comprise tillable cropland, hardwood timber, and bottomland associated with Big Piney Creek and Little Piney Creek. All cultivated acres are irrigated via four wells, and a system of ditches and levees adequately controls water and drainage. The tillable cropland is currently in rice and soybean cultivation and is well-suited for other row crops. Tract 1 is level to semi-level with low bottomland associated with Big Piney Creek and Little Piney Creek. There are fields in agricultural production on the northeast, east, southeast, and southwest. A large area on the northwest and south comprises Big Piney Creek bottomland consisting of mature hardwood and cypress timber, areas of scrub-shrub wetland vegetation, small oxbows, and Big Piney Creek channel. Tract 2 is level to semi-level, with two fields in agricultural production. Big Piney Creek meanders through an area of bottomland hardwood timber in the south. The property is in a well-known duck hunting area, directly on the Big Piney Creek duck flyway. The legendary, 600-acre, flooded timber Piney Creek Hunt Club has existed for over 70 years and is located just one mile northwest of the land. Adjacent agricultural fields and duck hunting properties within proximity are managed for ducks, which help hold concentrations of waterfowl in the area. The landscape offers a diverse duck hunting experience via the bottomland and crop fields. A sizeable permanent blind is located on Little Piney Creek. Several established shooting holes are scattered throughout the bottomland, and a remote 20-acre field on the south provides outstanding pit blind duck hunting. In addition, there are three other fields, all with pit blinds positioned in key locations. Both tracts are impounded, water-controlled, and can artificially flood to guaranteed water during duck season. The cultivated fields are ideal for converting to duck food plots for hunting and enhancing the existing duck habitat. The property also provides outstanding deer hunting. Big bucks travel the Big Piney Creek corridor and find the land ideal for feeding and bedding. Deer hunting locations include two secluded and managed food plots, interior levees, roads, and field edges. Big Piney Bottoms is offered for sale for $3,838,225.00. Qualified and interested parties should contact Chuck Myers at 901-830-5836 regarding questions or schedule a property tour.

Located on the west side of Crowleys Ridge lies 83.34 surveyed acres of upland hardwood timber adjoining the St. Francis National Forrest. This property is approximately 1 mile northeast of LaGrange in Lee County, Arkansas. The property consists of a good mix of oak timber, thick cover, open foodplots, and native areas that host excellent habitat for whitetail deer, small game and turkey. This area has some impressive deer genetics and numerous large bucks have been harvested off this property as well as turkeys. This property is in deer zone 5A that includes a longer gun season than most of the land along Crowley's Ridge. The property has numerous improved ATV trails allowing great access to the entire property. The property is located off Lee Co Road 215 and is privately accessed by written easement. To tour this property contact Robert Eason at 501-416-6923 .

This Lee County 633+/- acre farm offers an excellent agricultural investment along with superb duck hunting. The farm is a total of 633.39 acres with 623.03 in FSA Cropland Acres for 98% cultivated acreage. It is irrigated with 6 irrigation wells and one relift. The east tract, consisting of 240 acres, has been precision leveled and divided into four fields for easy management. The West tract is 393 acres that have been land formed to irrigate easily and drain the fields to the drainage ditch. The farm has varied soils that allow for corn, rice, and soybean production. The 2024 crop consisted of 339.68 acres of soybeans and 283.35 acres of rice. Historical planted acres and yields can be provided upon request. In addition to the agricultural investment, the Lee County 633 offers waterfowl hunting opportunities. It has been leased to the same hunters for many years, and they would like to continue leasing the hunting rights. Being situated just south of the Warrior Hunting Club, the duck hunting has been excellent over the course of time. The farm is turnkey and will provide excellent income to the future owners.

Harvey Farms offers 1,038.0 +/- total acres representing an excellent agricultural and recreational investment opportunity. The property is located between the towns of Monroe and Moro in Lee County, Arkansas. The land has outstanding access directly off Arkansas Highway 79. There is an excellent private all-weather farm management road, which travels 2.5 miles through the interior of the land providing efficient farm management, ingress and egress to agricultural fields and timber, and access to all hunting locations.86 percent of the land is tillable cropland with various hardwood timber acreage. All cultivated acres are irrigated via seven wells, and a sophisticated system of ditches and levees adequately controls water and drainage. The property is currently in rice and soybean cultivation and is suited for various other row crops.The land is located in a well-known duck hunting area and rests directly on the Big Piney Creek duck flyway. The legendary, 600-acre, flooded timber Piney Creek Hunt Club has existed for over 70 years and borders the land on the west. Northwest of the property is over 1,000 acres of highly managed waterfowl habitat dedicated to duck hunting and waterfowl sanctuary. The landscape offers primarily grain field duck hunting with some timber duck hunting. In addition, there is great deer hunting opportunities in several locations throughout. The property lends itself well to further developing the duck and deer hunting opportunities. Harvey Farms offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire an outstanding investment-grade agricultural and recreational property. Qualified and interested parties should contact Chuck Myers at 901-830-5836 regarding questions or schedule a property tour.

80 +/- acres located on Road 412 between Moro and Marianna in Lee County. Approximately 20 acres of income producing farmland and 60 acres of timber. This tract adjoins nearly 280 acres of timber, making it an excellent habitat for whitetail deer and other small game. The tillable land has great potential for whatever your farming needs may be. For more information call Molly Litwiller at 870-995-6488