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Hope, AR Condos for Sale

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    $114,900

    • 4 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,500 Sq Ft

    709 & 711 S Pine St, Hope, AR 71801

    Cash-flowing duplex investment in Hope, Arkansas offering immediate income and strong local rental demand. Located at 709 & 711 S Pine Street, this income-producing property features two separate 2-bedroom, 1-bath units with tenants in place. Current rents include $800 per month at 711 S Pine Street and $550 per month at 709 S Pine Street, providing a combined monthly income of $1,350. This

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    Jason Edington

    Keller Williams Realty Hot Springs

    (870) 242-4644

    709 & 711 S Pine St, Hope, AR 71801
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    $109,900

    • 4 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,500 Sq Ft

    402 N Ferguson St, Hope, AR 71801

    Investor-ready duplex opportunity in Hope, Arkansas delivering stable cash flow and long-term rental demand. Located at 402 N Ferguson Street, this well-maintained duplex was built in 2008 and features two 2-bedroom, 1-bath units with approximately 1,500 total square feet. Both units are occupied by long-term tenants with current rents totaling $1,100 per month ($550 per unit), providing

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    Jason Edington

    Keller Williams Realty Hot Springs

    (870) 372-6613

    402 N Ferguson St, Hope, AR 71801
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    $99,000

    • 4 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,500 Sq Ft

    4407 & 4409 Hempstead 2, Hope, AR 71801

    4407 and 4409 Hempstead 2 Hope AR 71801 Gurnsey community. DUPLEX $99,000 • Built in 1977. • 1.03 acre. • 1,500 sq ft total, per tax card. • Rented for $620 each / month. • All electric. • Electric company: SWREA. Separate meters. • SAWS rural water. Separate meters. • Septic tank. (only 1 - fenced) • Roof, 2025. • Slab foundation. • Both units are 2/1. • Located across from the Gurnsey VFD. •

    Lindsey Townsend Lance & Associates Real Estate

    4407 & 4409 Hempstead 2, Hope, AR 71801

Why Live in Hope

Hope, Arkansas, is a small community of 9,000 residents known for its annual Watermelon Festival, which has been a summer tradition since the 1920s. The festival attracts visitors with its giant melons, food vendors, live music, and livestock shows. Healthcare and manufacturing are key industries in Hope, with the Southwest Arkansas Regional Medical Center and Tyson Foods, Inc. playing significant roles. The historic downtown area features red-brick storefronts, vibrant murals, and locally owned businesses near the Hope Visitor Center and Museum, a functioning Amtrak station and mini museum dedicated to President Bill Clinton. For shopping, residents can visit big-box stores like Piggly Wiggly and Walmart on the outskirts of town. Hope maintains three parks, including Fair Park, which spans over 140 acres and hosts the Watermelon Festival and Southwest Arkansas District Fair. Housing in Hope consists mainly of rustic ranch-style homes and bungalows built between the 1920s and 1960s, with larger lots available further from the town center. The subtropical climate brings a rainy season from March to July, making flood zone checks important for homebuyers. Hope Public Schools, including Hope High School, offer a concurrent enrollment program with the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana. Interstate 30 provides direct access to Little Rock, located just over 110 miles northeast, while Texarkana Regional Airport is 34 miles away.

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