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2 ARK-LA-TEX HOMES • 903-277-2458 • BLAKE PUBLISHING August 20 - September 30, 2021 ® ANNETTE Preferred Each office Independently Owned & Operated KILKER Inspired by; Vision. Purpose. Success. 903.277.3744 View All Homes FOR SALE in the Ark-La-Tex @ WWW.AK1.COM BEAUTIFUL Pleasant Grove home on 2 acres! Four bedrooms, 3 baths + bed & bath over garage! Two living areas, formal dining + fantastic kitchen w/granite counter AWESOME ARKANSAS HOME, within walking distance of tops double ovens and more! Private office off garage area. the Country Club on a dead end street. Spacious living and Lots of storage! Great covered patio on south side of the dining area & large den with wood burning fireplace. Recently house and veranda on the east side of the garage. Relax in remodeled kitchen, all new paint & carpet! Move in ready. the evenings on the veranda and watch the deer graze. THIS 4 BEDROOM, 2 ½ BATH HOME has the stye of a spacious ranch home, but the feel and comfort of a Southern country showplace. The front entrance welcomes you to the beauty of the rock and cedar posts as well as comfortable seating and swing to enjoy summer breezes. Tall ceilings enhance the AWESOME 40 ACRE CATTLE RANCH In New Boston beauty of the large family room, with open beams and a rock gas fenced & cross fenced with 40x40 barn, 25x50 shop with 12 log fireplace. The well-designed kitchen is equipped with double ft. ceilings and 24x27 covered porch. Corral w/loading chute ovens, microwave, flat cooktop, and an island for extra working with head gate, 2 ponds 1 spring fed. Custom built, energy room. Lots of storage. All bedrooms have double walk-in efficient home is approx. 4200’ heated including sun room closets and built-in shelves for TVs. The Master Bath has jetted with 3 sky lights and 9 large windows. 3/3/2 with lots of built- tub for that relaxing bath. Extra large double garage for your ins. Jen-air electric cook top w/downdraft vent, double oven, boat with storm cellar underneath. This home has zoned heat & sitting island and many other amenities. Extra large utility air making it very energy efficient. A firepit on the back yard is room with sewing and craft area. Office has DSL internet. for enjoying the cooler evenings. You have an insulated shop for the handyman type. 4.55 acres. NEAT 1200 SQ. FT. PLEASANT GROVE BEAUTY. One bedroom, one bath unit with open dining/kitchen Great 3-2-2 brick with BIG COUNTRY eat-in kitchen. area and loft for just snoozing. Perfect set-up for single Large den w/fireplace, nice enclosed patio and well person just starting out. landscaped yard. LAND - 18.3 Acres, East 58th Street August 20 - September 30, 2021 ARK-LA-TEX HOMES • 903-277-2458 • BLAKE PUBLISHING 3 CENTURY 21® All Points Realty Tessa Ray 3209 Richmond Rd. Texarkana, Texas 75503 903.832.4561 903.826.4150 www.TexarkanaRealEstate.com THIS FARMHOUSE STYLE HOME IS WHAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF. Sitting off the road you are immediately struck by the curb appeal of this large place in the city limits of Texarkana, Arkansas. At the end of the long drive you’ll find parking for six with the four car carport and two car shop. You will be tempted to stay outside and rock on the front porch or dive into the pool in the back yard. Instead, go on inside and check out this gorgeous custom designed home. No detail was forgotten when this house was built. The living and bedroom spaces are generous, and the kitchen is huge. The laundry and pantry are unbelievably big and so well arranged and organized. There is just so much room to spread out and enjoy quiet country living. If you are looking for curb appeal, a custom home with attention to every detail, and space enough for everyone, 5220 Ware Rd can not be beat. 4 ARK-LA-TEX HOMES • 903-277-2458 • BLAKE PUBLISHING August 20 - September 30, 2021 STOP BY OUR LOCATION! 1356 N KINGS HWY NASH, TX 7559 (903) 223-0710 Tracy Spradlin Bill Spradlin Jan Williams Pam Hollingsworth AMBER HOWETH STEPHANIE BARTHEL BRENDA ELROD BROKER REALTOR® REALTOR® REALTOR® ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT PROPERTY MANAGER PROPERTY MANAGER Impac (903) 748-2477 (903) 748-3186 (903) 277-5771 (903) 277-1222 (903) 223-0710 (903) 223-0712 (903) 559-1551 realty group L . L . C . RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, FARM/RANCH, AND LAND www.impactrealtyonline.com COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SALE 120PENDING MC 491, FOUKE, AR: 3905 SANDERSON LN, TEXARKANA, AR: 323 S CRAWFORD, MINERAL SPRINGS, AR. 1711 BRECKENRIDGE,SOLD TEXARKANA, TX: Quiet country setting with 5 acres. Manufactured 1.81 acres. The property fronts two streets. Immaculate, 3 bedroom, 2 bath home sits Fantastic investment property or starter home. home features 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, office area, There is a shop and 3 bedroom, 1 bath home on 1.7 acres inside the city limits. Built with Features 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath, 1 half bath, family room with wood burning fireplace, large that comes with property. Home and Shop is a roll in shower and open floor plan. New ceramic tile floors throughout, kitchen has lots kitchen with lots of cabinet space. sold “As Is Where Is” appliances and oversized utility room. of cabinet space. Nice Size yard. 990 CR 3011, NEW BOSTON, TX: 3002 STERLING RD, TEXARKANA, TX: This Well builtSOLD custom home on 10 acres in the country. SOLD home features 4 bedrooms, 4 full baths and 2644 FM 1840, NEW BOSTON, TX: This 3 bedroom , 2 bath home features large 4306 JAN CIR: Charming home on a hillside 2 half baths, formal living room, formal dining Large Ranch style two story home, features four bedrooms, big closets, high ceilings, and lots of space offers3/2/2 , 2 living areas Family room & Bonus area, gourmet kitchen , stainless appliances & bedrooms, two full baths, one half bath, nice size to stretch out. The back yard has an in-ground pool room which is a great area for game room,office breakfast area. family room, kitchen has lots of cabinet space. with the perfect setting for entertaining guests. or homeschooling and 2 car garage. REDUCED SALE KIRBY & FERGUSON, TEXARKANA, AR: 6 MULTI-FAMILY UNITS. GREAT 271SOLD BUNKER HILL, LEARY, TX: 4 ALANA,PENDING NEW BOSTON, TX: Featuring 4 INVESTMENT PROPERTIES! SOLD 8 months old this new home built on a 1 acre lot bedrooms, 3 baths, primary bedroom suite 1202-1204 Ferguson, 1210-1212 Ferguson, 540 ARNOLD: Like New! Great Location, has much to offer, Front sidewalk welcomes you is located downstairs, 2 living areas, wood 1220-1222 Ferguson, Immaculate 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath, Split floor to the front porch of this, 3 bedroom, 2 baths, 2 burning fireplace, formal dining, breakfast 1203-1205 Kirby, 1211-1213 Kirby, plan in Red Lick ISD. car garage with quality craftsmanship throughout. area and large kitchen. 1219-1221 Kirby. SOLD 605 LAKERIDGE CIR, TEXARKANA, TX: 161 MC 482 FOUKE, AR: Beautiful A Newly inspired home offers great combinations of 56 DOGWOOD LAKE DR. Lovely traditional farmhouse style, located in Genoa, AR. warmth, charm, immaculate and located in the city home offers beautiful setting! 4/4/4 & fireplace. 6707 LAKERIDGE, TEXARKANA, TX: Features 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 half bath, on 1.97 of an acre but feels as though you’re in the This home will not last long! The craftsmanship Beautiful 2.61 acre Lake lot with boat/fishing office, large kitchen, new appliances, with county . 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2 car garage with soft is impeccable. formal living, formal dining, dock. Build your perfect dream with the pantry and island, lots of cabinet space. white new paint throughout, walnut vinyl plank flooring family room, den, kitchen with breakfast room. perfect view. 114 WILDERNESS COVE: This is a custom TBD COLLIER, LEWISVILLE, AR: 5505 BUCHANAN LP RD, TEXARKANA, TX: build withSOLD 4 Large Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths with Located in Southwest Arkansas on Lake Erling, Great investment property and tenant occupied! nice size walk in closets. Gorgeous Views just over 8 acres of lakefront property ready for This country living home features 3 bedrooms, 1 from the kitchen to the beautifully maintained SPRINGWOOD CIR, TEXARKANA, TX: you! Perfect opportunity to enjoy a cup of coffee bath, a family room, attached garage and outside 5 acres. Kitchen has Quartz counter tops with 0.65 acres for sale in PGISD. Build your on your back porch overlooking the lake and storage building. Home sits on 1.37 acres! a high quality triple sink. perfect dream home here! watching the deer and occasional bald Eagle. 258 COLLIER RD, LEWISVILLE, AR 1018 BROWN, WAKE VILLAGE, TX: Beautiful Beautiful point of land overlooking Lake Erling. One Custom home built home features, 4 bedrooms, TBD CR 3110, DEKALB, TX: of the most beautiful building sites imaginable. 180 2 full baths and 1 half bath, formal dining and 7.9 acres. Hard to find smaller acreage with degree view of the lake. Approximately 4 acres 27 BRIARWOOD CIR, TEXARKANA, TX living room, executive office with built in desk, paved county road frontage COOP water that have been cleared, leaving 6 acres of wooded 0.27 acres Perfect lot to build your new spacious kitchen, family room with fireplace, available Heavily timbered tract. timber. Total of 10.1 acres family home! back patio, and a salt water pool and hot tub. August 20 - September 30, 2021 ARK-LA-TEX HOMES • 903-277-2458 • BLAKE PUBLISHING 5 Pam Hollingsworth 903.277.1222 Pam Hollingsworth Impac MAKES REAL ESTATE EASY! realty group L .
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