$900
Total Monthly Price
- 3 Beds
- 1 Bath
- 1,148 Sq Ft
- House for Rent
707 Oak St, Mountain View, AR 72560
$900
Total Monthly Price
707 Oak St, Mountain View, AR 72560
$1,200 Per Month
307 N Union Ave, Mountain View, AR 72560
Adorable 2 bedroom 2 bath home conveniently located between the famous Mountain View Square and the City Park! (There is also a extra room that could be used as a 3rd bedroom). This house has been impeccably maintained and features a spacious living room and large main suite with a walk-in closet. Outside you'll love the screened in patio and a fenced in backyard shaded with pecan trees! If
Mountain View, Arkansas, is a vibrant community known for its deep-rooted folk music traditions and abundant outdoor activities. The city hosts annual festivals like the Arkansas Folk Festival and Arkansas Bean Fest, where residents and visitors enjoy live music, food vendors, and unique events such as outhouse races. Throughout the year, Pickin' Park and Ozark Folk Center State Park are popular spots for live performances, with the latter also featuring a Craft Village and Heritage Herb Garden. For those seeking nature, the Hell Creek Natural Area offers a cave with endangered species, while the White River is a prime location for trout fishing. The Syllamo Mountain Bike Trail provides over 50 miles of biking paths across interconnecting loops. Housing in Mountain View includes cabins, cottages, ranch-style homes, and traditional properties, with median sale prices around $200,000, significantly below the national median. The community's Southern-style dining options include The Skillet, P.J.’s Rainbow Cafe, JoJo’s Catfish Wharf, and Anglers White River Resort Restaurant, the only place in Stone County serving beer and wine. Residents have access to Arkansas state highways 5 and 9, with Little Rock and Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport just over 100 miles away. While tornadoes can occur, they are typically small. The Mountain View School District offers programs like Music Roots, allowing students to learn folk instruments from fourth grade through high school. With its rich cultural heritage and numerous things to do, Mountain View provides a unique and engaging living experience.