Located in Washington County
A small city 10 miles outside Fayetteville, Elkins is a rural community set in the Ozark Mountains. Full of open fields and home to a quiet atmosphere, it's a relaxing city for homebuyers looking to get away from city living and enjoy nature. Residents enjoy hiking, and many trails are only minutes away from the city.
Homes in Elkins start at around $250,000 and can reach up to $350,000. Homes in this city are located in large rural areas with properties that have around an acre of land or typical suburbs that still have large lots, but houses are closer together and provide a neighborhood feel. The suburban areas have sidewalks along the streets, and the rural areas have plenty of open space and tree cover. Whether a potential future resident is looking to move into one of Elkins' suburban neighborhoods or chooses to live in a more rural section of the city, there are a variety of housing styles available. Ranch-style homes are very common in the suburban areas, and the rural parts of town tend to feature farmhouse, colonial, and split-level homes along those streets.
For a bite to eat, locals head to a small shipping district off Center Road, the main thoroughfare that connects the city to the surrounding area. Casey's is a popular place to grab a slice of pizza, and G's Meaty Buns is a local favorite for a hot plate of barbeque. Grab a seat at one of the picnic tables set up inside and order an item from the chalkboard menu in the front of the restaurant.
Students in the area are part of Elkins School District, which has a B rating on Niche. The area's youngest learners begin their academic journey at Elkins Elementary School, which has a B-plus rating on Niche and continue at B-rated Elkins Middle School. Students wrap up their secondary academic journey at Elkins High School, which has a B-minus rating on Niche and is known for its sports teams. Games are live-streamed, and it's common to see the community come out and support the Elks on game night.
Head outside to one of many hiking areas in the region. Rookery and Kingfisher Trail Heads begin beside Lake Sequoyah, about five miles from the neighborhood. The trails loop around the lake and lead into the mountains in the region, with vistas and lookout areas that provide magnificent views of the area. Outdoorspeople find the amount of hiking and nature in Elkins to be a significant draw to the area. For some recreation close to home, head to Bunch Park, which is located on the White River, which feeds Lake Sequoyah. The park has a walking trail that loops around the park. Residents can also enjoy sports courts and a playground.
U.S. Route 16 is the central route through Elkins and leads directly into Fayetteville. It's an easy drive into the city, thanks to Route 16, so residents retain easy access to the city while maintaining a rural sense of living. There isn't any public transportation in Elkins, so having a car is necessary for getting around.
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Harris Group
Keller Williams Market Pro Realty Branch Office
(479) 326-7448
184 Total Sales
3 in Elkins
$245K - $325K Price Range
Adam Flemming
Keller Williams Market Pro Realty
(479) 888-8131
29 Total Sales
3 in Elkins
$150K - $795K Price Range
Ellen Mitchell
Collier & Associates
(479) 337-7502
73 Total Sales
3 in Elkins
$110K - $260K Price Range
Angie Johns
WMS Real Estate Company
(479) 309-9438
81 Total Sales
2 in Elkins
$250K - $265K Price Range
Stacey McSpadden
eXp Realty NWA Branch
(479) 225-9811
94 Total Sales
1 in Elkins
$268,000 Price
Grant Ginder
Keller Williams Market Pro Realty
(479) 777-2868
50 Total Sales
2 in Elkins
$268K - $720K Price Range
On average, homes in Elkins, AR sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Elkins, AR over the last 12 months is $268,975, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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