Paris Unit AR 72855 Paris, AR 72855

Price: $54999
Location: Logan County, Arkansas (near Paris, AR)
Acreage: 13.3 Acres
Coordinates: 35.27207, -93.7772
Zoning: Residential and Agricultural


Overview
If you're looking for space, privacy, and the freedom to build your vision from the ground up, this 13.3-acre tract in rural Logan County offers just that. Unrestricted by HOA limitations, this property is zoned for both residential and agricultural use—ideal for homesteaders, off-grid enthusiasts, investors, or anyone seeking a fresh start surrounded by nature.

This parcel has not yet been developed, giving you the rare opportunity to begin with a clean slate. There’s no electricity at the street, no septic system, no water well, and no survey or perc test currently in place. While some may see that as a challenge, savvy buyers recognize the advantage: full creative control over how you shape the land. Whether you're planning a rustic cabin, a tiny home setup, or a long-term land hold, the possibilities are broad and the potential is real.

Why Live in Logan County, Arkansas?
Logan County is one of Arkansas’s hidden gems—a peaceful region known for its rich agricultural roots, friendly small towns, and proximity to outdoor adventure. Located in the Arkansas River Valley and bordered by the Ouachita Mountains to the south and the Ozarks to the north, Logan County provides an ideal setting for those who value quiet, open spaces with access to natural beauty.

The nearby town of Paris, Arkansas, offers all the necessities: grocery stores, restaurants, schools, health care, and community services. It’s a classic small town with charm and character. You’ll find everything from historic main streets and farmers’ markets to community festivals and parades.

Even better, Logan County is a haven for those who love the outdoors. Mount Magazine State Park—home to the highest point in Arkansas—is just a short drive away. Whether it’s hiking, camping, rock climbing, or simply watching the sunrise from an overlook, it’s all within easy reach.

Logan County also enjoys a four-season climate. Winters are mild, spring and fall are beautiful, and summer offers long sunny days ideal for growing, building, or just enjoying the land.

If you’re seeking a community-oriented place to build a life, invest in land, or escape the pace of city living, Logan County checks all the boxes.


Property Highlights
13.3 acres of undeveloped land
Zoned for residential and agricultural use
No HOA or building restrictions
Blank canvas ready for your design
Ideal for off-grid living, farming, RV setups, or custom builds
Secluded and peaceful location just outside town
Gently rolling terrain with native vegetation
Accessible via county road (4WD recommended depending on season)


Natural Features:
This parcel offers a natural setting with rolling topography and an open layout ideal for a variety of uses. Native grasses, scattered tree coverage, and unobstructed skies create an environment that is as peaceful as it is functional. The land is open enough for solar panels or a small-scale farm, yet private enough to support off-grid cabins, glamping setups, or personal retreats.

The area is home to deer, turkey, and small game, making it an excellent location for those interested in wildlife or recreational hunting. With no surrounding development, you’ll experience complete privacy and the sounds of nature as your daily backdrop.

Whether you want to create a serene homestead, build a family property for future generations, or hold onto land in a growing state, this 13.3-acre piece of Arkansas offers natural beauty and quiet seclusion.


Infrastructure and Utilities:
This is a raw land parcel, which means it has not been improved or connected to local utilities. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect:

Electricity: Not currently available at the street. Power would require installation from the nearest utility provider or alternative energy solutions like solar.

Water: A well would be required to access water. Logan County supports well installations for private residential and agricultural use.

Sewer: A septic system would need to be installed. No perc test has been performed yet.

Survey: The property has not been surveyed. Buyers can choose to perform a survey to confirm boundaries and prepare for development.

Road Access: The property is accessible via nearby county roads. 4WD is recommended depending on weather and road conditions.

Because of the undeveloped nature of this land, it is especially attractive to those who want independence from city services or seek off-grid lifestyles.

Restrictions and Zoning:
There are no HOA restrictions on this parcel, giving buyers total freedom to build what they want, when they want. Zoning allows for both residential and agricultural use, which opens the door to numerous possibilities.


Permitted uses may include:
Single-family homes
Cabins or tiny houses
RV living or temporary residences
Homesteads or hobby farms
Livestock or poultry raising
Small-scale agricultural production
As always, buyers are encouraged to verify all building or use plans with Logan County Planning and Zoning before purchase.


Perfect For:
This property is a great fit for:
Homesteaders: Ready to start a self-sufficient lifestyle with gardens, animals, and minimal interference.
Investors: Looking for affordable land in a stable rural market with long-term upside.
Off-Grid Enthusiasts: Ideal for those building cabins, tiny homes, or off-grid structures.
Nature Lovers: Create a weekend getaway, hunting spot, or camping retreat surrounded by peace and quiet.
DIY Builders: Control every step of the process from the ground up.
If you’ve been looking for land where you’re in charge, this is it.


Location and Access:
Property Coordinates: 35.27207, -93.7772
Nearest Town: Paris, Arkansas
County: Logan County
Driving Instructions:
From Paris, AR, head west on AR-22 for approximately 8 miles. Turn south onto the nearest county road and continue for about 1 to 2 miles until you reach the coordinates. The property is located in a rural area; 4-wheel drive is recommended during wetter months due to unpaved or minimally maintained roads.


Distance to Key Locations:
15 minutes to Paris, AR
30 minutes to Mount Magazine State Park
45 minutes to Russellville, AR
1 hour to Fort Smith, AR
2 hours to Little Rock, AR
This location balances privacy with access. You’re not far from major towns and highways, but you’ll feel a world away when you’re on your land.


Take the First Step:
This is more than just a parcel of land—it’s a chance to take control of your future, to live with freedom, and to create something lasting. Whether you're looking to build immediately or secure land as an investment, this 13.3-acre opportunity in Logan County is an excellent choice.

With natural beauty, flexible zoning, and an unbeatable price for the acreage, this property won’t last long. Contact us today to learn more, ask questions, or schedule a visit.