Arkansas Investment Property
Building Plots on Residential Land
1/4 acre plots from $15,000
Building Plots
Planned residential communities
Access to infrastructure (water, power, roads and sewer)
Close to lakes or golf courses
The State of Arkansas
Preferred retirement destination
Attractive to the "baby boomer" generation
scenic beauty
Fishing, swimming, hiking, rafting
Low cost of living
Building Plots For Sale on Residential Land in
Arkansas
Investment development plots in Arkansas for sale to UK & European investors
OPUK are pleased to present an opportunity to acquire, through our local
partners,
buildable land plots in a small number of planned residential communities
across the state of Arkansas - with 1/4 Acre building plots available from just
$15,000 USD!
All of the plots are located inside planned residential communities, have
residential zoning (planning consent), and access to all infrastructure such as water, power,
roads and sewer. This is NOT a "land banking" scheme where you will rely on
a change of use for the land. It is an opportunity to buy land at a time
when the market is correcting itself, before prices are expected to rise
again.
Arkansas makes a lot of sense - it is now one of the preferred destinations
to retire in the US, and so far only a small fraction of the "baby boomer"
generation have started to leave work and move South. They are attracted to
the scenic beauty of the state, the low cost of living, and the opportunity
to enjoy a very active lifestyle (fishing, swimming, hiking, rafting....)
while at the same time be able to enjoy peace and tranquillity.
We have access to plots in a number of different
communities through our local partners. Please
contact us
for more information about development building land in Arkansas and other
USA investment property opportunities for UK
& European investors.
OPUK investment property for sale. We cannot give
financial advice. Rental income cannot be guaranteed. Buyers may wish to
consult an independent financial advisor for investment advice.
