1.13 Acres — 4 Connected Lots, Horseshoe Bend

1.13 acres · Izard County, Arkansas · APN Lots 29–32

Aerial boundary view of all four connected lots (29–32) with individual outlines, 1.13 acres totalAerial context showing all four lots in the block with surrounding streets and neighborhoodLabeled location map of the 1.13-acre four-lot block in Horseshoe Bend, Arkansas

Real imagery of this specific parcel: satellite/aerial photos with the county-mapped boundary. Sources: ESRI World Imagery / USDA NAIP + Arkansas GIS parcel geometry.

Exactly where it is

Legal description

Lots 29–32, Spring Addition, Horseshoe Bend Estates (APNs 800-11406-000, 800-11407-000, 800-11408-000, 800-11409-000)

Coordinates

36.21019, -91.785511

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  • Quiet southwest side of Horseshoe Bend, about 7 minutes from downtown
  • About 13 minutes to Crown Lake (5.9 mi)
  • About 26 minutes to Walmart (Ash Flat)
  • No HOA
  • Paved road access (Spring Addition subdivision)

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Can you build here?

  • Zoning: Single-family residential
  • Minimum build size: 1,000 sq ft per structure (Spring Addition BOA) — each of the four lots is independently buildable
  • Source: Recorded Bill of Assurance, Spring Addition — we read the recorded document for this subdivision before listing.

The build minimum is one requirement among several: soil and septic suitability, floodplain status, setbacks, and permits are separate matters. Izard County, not YAI, is the final authority — call them before you build. Details in our Disclosures.

When you may build. Build after payoff. Permanent improvements (foundation, well, septic, utilities) before the final payment need YAI’s written OK first — that is section 11 of the sample contract. Cash buyers can build as soon as the deed is recorded.

Utilities

Power and water are described as available at the street. That is not a representation that connections exist at the parcel boundary — connection costs are the buyer’s. Septic is by the buyer, subject to county requirements. See Disclosures.

What it costs to hold

Annual property tax: $214.88

Combined full county bill for all four lots ($53.72 each): ad valorem tax plus the flat Horseshoe Bend improvement-district fee (county records, pulled June 2026). How Arkansas land taxes work, with this real bill as the example, is in our tax guide.

What if I miss a payment?

Life happens, and the contract plans for it. You get a 5-day grace period with no fee. After that, a flat $50 late fee — and we reach out and talk before anything else. If things stay hard, you have a written 30-day window to catch up. If the account is still not brought current after that window, the contract allows us to end the agreement and keep the property, along with the payments already made — your risk is limited to this parcel, with no personal liability beyond it. The full ladder is in our Terms and in the contract itself.

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