$169,473Average Value$107Average Price per Sq Ft11Homes For Sale
Residents of Landmark get a little more land
For homebuyers seeking some land, Landmark is right on the mark. This semi-rural community of 3,500 people offers residents some elbow room and a quick trip to Little Rock. “It’s rural for Little Rock, so you get land there. You’re going to get a little more house and a little more land,” says Buffie Howard, a Realtor with Truman Ball Real Estate, who has been selling homes in the area for 20 years. “It’s not isolated at all. The location is great. It’s close to downtown Little Rock and it’s close to the freeway, so it’s an easy trip.”
Homes in rural and suburban settings
Located 15 miles south of Little Rock via Interstate 530, those considering a move to Landmark will primarily find homes built from the 1960s through the 1980s. Dominant styles include ranch homes and split levels. Properties here can be found in rural and suburban settings. They may rest along sidewalk-lined streets with spacious lots in subdivisions or on a few acres adorned with towering pine trees that are common to the area. The average list price hovers around $225,000. A three-bedroom, two-bath on a half-acre may sell for around $200,000, while a more spacious three-bedroom, two-bath with two acres may cost around $300,000. “It’s still a good market there. It’s taking a few weeks for things to sell,” Howard says. “A lot of it depends on whether a home is priced right and in good condition.”
Wide, low ranch homes are popular in Landmark.
A large percentage of Landmark homes were built from the 1960's through 1980's.
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Time for school
Public school students may attend Landmark Elementary, Mills Middle, and Wilbur D. Mills University Studies High School. The elementary and high schools earn C-plus Niche grades, while the middle school scores a C. Home of the Comets, the high school boasts a state-championship-winning boys’ basketball team.
Landmark Elementary School is a public PK-5th grade elementary school.
Landmark teens may attend Mills University Study High School, home of the Comets.
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Big boxes and mom-and-pops
Produce stands selling fresh eggs, local honey and homemade jam dot the area, providing a taste of the country. But residents have the option of grabbing a Big Mac at McDonald’s on Arch Street Pike, too. For more dining options, Fat Boys Killer Bar-B-Q, on Arch Street, has been the go-to spot for ribs and barbeque nachos for 20 years. East End Cafe, on Arch Street in East End, serves as the community gathering spot for Sunday brunch after church. At the Pratt Road Flea Market, locals can shop for everything from clothing to bikes. The event, which takes place every weekend on Pratt Road, features dozens of vendors. For everyday essentials, residents head to the Dollar General Market, on Arch Street Pike, and grocery shopping on a larger scale can be accomplished at Edwards Food Giant on Arch Street in East End, which is just 5 miles south via Arch Street Pike.
Landmark is home to the Pratt Road Flea market, an expansive outdoor market open every weekend.
Landmark residents do their grocery shopping at Edwards Food Giant.
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Get out of the house
At Lorance Creek Natural Area, roughly 5 miles east on Border Lane, residents can take a leisurely stroll along the half-mile paved trail and boardwalk that winds through a pine forest and over a swamp. Visitors may spot the owls, frogs, beavers and water moccasins that are commonplace at the 390-acre preserve. Other popular pastimes include quick jaunts to downtown Little Rock. The William J. Clinton Library and Museum, on President Clinton Ave, features a replica of the former president’s Oval Office, and the Little Rock Farmers Market, also on President Clinton Ave, is where residents can support local farmers and artisans on Saturdays from May through September.
Much of Landmark is made up of dense Arkansas forest.
East End Cafe in Landmark features a cute library along the back wall.
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Landmark Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Landmark, Little Rock sell after 44 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Landmark, Little Rock over the last 12 months is $167,500, up 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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