Brushy Lake Farm

New Trail Camera pictures just added! Brushy Lake Farm is a beautiful 84.86acre property located just north of Helena, Arkansas, in an area well known for its rich wildlife and year-round recreational opportunities. The land features a great mix of hardwood forest and wetlands, providing ideal habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and waterfowl. If you enjoy hunting, fishing, or spending time outdoors, this place is a true gem. One of the standout features of the property is Big Springa natural freshwater spring that flows clear and steady throughout the year. It winds its way east across the land and feeds directly into Brushy Lake, a peaceful, secluded spot known for excellent fishing. Anglers often catch bass, crappie, and bream there. Whether you are looking to irrigate, water livestock, or simply enjoy the beauty and sound of running water, Big Spring adds both practical value and scenic charm. On the west side of the property, the land sits atop Crowley's Ridge, giving it some gentle elevation and beautiful views you will not find in just any part of the Delta. This unique geographic feature adds character and creates excellent spots for future building or relaxing. The farm also includes a 1,500-square-foot home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, along with a shop. It currently serves as the owner's primary residence, but it could easily be used as a weekend retreat or converted into a short-term rental for guests looking for a quiet country escape. For those interested in livestock, two fenced areas on the property were previously used for cattle and are ready to be put back to work. Brushy Lake Farm is just minutes from the Mississippi River, Storm Creek Lake, and the St. Francis National Forest, making it a prime location for outdoor adventure all year long. Adding to its uniqueness, the property carries historical significance as well. The nearby city of Helena is rich in Civil War history, and over the years, several relics and artifacts have been discovered near Big Springoffering a meaningful connection to the past. For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact Robert Eason.