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Harrison, AR Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

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    $169,700

    • 3 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,216 Sq Ft

    7211 Jo Saylors Dr, Harrison, AR 72601

    Enjoy quiet living with a fully fenced front and back yard, perfect for pets or entertaining. The property includes a 2-car garage with shop space, a storage building with electricity and water, and a pool with a surrounding deck.A fully paved driveway adds convenience, while the spacious layout and outdoor amenities create a relaxing, private environment. Whether hosting guests, enjoying the

    Amber-Rose Halpin eXp Realty

    7211 Jo Saylors Dr, Harrison, AR 72601
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    $125,000

    • 3 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 869 Sq Ft

    207 Hawkeye Ln, Harrison, AR 72601

    New 3 bed 2 bath manufactured home with porch on a half acres lot. Will qualify for VA, Rural Development and FHA loans. Near lakes and rivers. Come and take a look!

    Tony White Re/Max Unlimited, Inc.

    207 Hawkeye Ln, Harrison, AR 72601

Why Live in Harrison

Harrison, Arkansas, is a small city known for its historic downtown, laidback vibe, and proximity to the Buffalo River, a major attraction for outdoor enthusiasts. The Buffalo River, located 20 miles south, offers canoeing, hiking, and camping opportunities amidst the scenic Ozark bluffs. Lake Harrison, near downtown, features a 3-mile walking trail and is popular for fishing and kayaking. Recreational facilities include the Equity Bank Sports Complex, Creekside Community & Aquatics Center, and Anstaff Soccer Complex, which hosts events like the Fire in the Sky Fourth of July celebration and the Arkansas Hot Air Balloon State Championship. Golfers can enjoy the Harrison Country Club. The city’s historic downtown boasts the Lyric Theatre, Hotel Seville, and Boone County Heritage Museum, along with various shops and eateries. The Harrison School District serves over 2,700 students and is highly rated. Housing options range from ranch-style homes on spacious lots to contemporary brick homes in subdivisions. Harrison’s cost of living is significantly lower than the national average, making it an attractive place for those seeking a rural setting near Branson and Northwest Arkansas. Despite its efforts to improve race relations, Harrison has a complicated history with racism and continues to address its reputation through community activism. U.S. Highway 65 and Route 412 provide easy access to local and regional destinations, while Boone County Regional Airport and North Arkansas Regional Medical Center serve the community’s transportation and healthcare needs.

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