Yuba Road, Heber Springs, AR 72543

This 83.51-acre tract is a managed timberland and recreation property featuring an established pine plantation. The loblolly pine was planted in 2002 following clear-cut and aerial herbicide site preparation, and the timber stand has been thinned twice. Buffer zones have been preserved around natural water features, and a level staging area previously used for logging operations remains available for equipment, camp setup, or future improvements. Access is supported by a network of established interior roads and perimeter fire lanes.

A wet-weather branch runs from the western portion of the property to the southeast, feeding into Bear Branch along the southeast corner, and an additional wet-weather spring enhances the property’s water features. A natural gas pipeline right-of-way runs along the southern boundary from a nearby well pad and continues east onto an adjoining tract, creating an additional cleared corridor that can function as a travel route or hunting lane. Entry is via a deeded right-of-way through a private driveway, supporting seclusion while maintaining legal access.

For buyers seeking a long-term land hold, the combination of managed timber growth, maintained access routes, and preserved natural water areas supports year-round recreational use centered on hunting. The property’s predominantly steep terrain is typical of the region, contributing to varied habitat and practical drainage across the tract. Wildlife includes strong populations of deer and turkey, with occasional black bear sign reported by the current owner.