The Peace Road Tract is +/- 201 Acres of upland timberland located about 4.5 miles north of Rison, Arkansas and about 1.5 miles east of Highway 79. The tract has about 1/2 mile of gravel county road frontage with electric utilities along the length of the road inside
the property line. The tract consists of almost all upland pine plantations which are well stocked and a large hardwood timber stand which runs along a creek through the center of the tract. The combination of plantations and hardwood timber, with excellent road access offer
the perfect hunting and recreation property that offers great long term timber income potential.
Timber Stands - The forest type acreage breakdown is as follows:
128 Acres of Age 5 Pine Plantation (Established 2004)
23 Acres of Age 2 Pine Plantation (Established 2007)
45 Acres of Hardwood Timber - Stream Management Zone
The remaining acres lie in Intern...
The remaining acres lie in Internal Roads and the Utility Right of Way
The tract has gently rolling topography with silt loam soils and good reported site index for loblolly pine. The tract is located in an excellent market area for timber production and offers both deer and wild turkey hunting opportunities along with many other game
species.
From elevation to risk assessment
Search for detailed parcel information including; Elevation & Vegetation Maps, Ownership Information, Detailed Parcel Information, Crop History Map, Soil Survey Productivity Data, and more.
Research Parcel InformationDirections
From the Highway 79 Roadside Park at the intersection of Highway 79 & Highway 212 at the Cleveland/Jefferson County Line, head north on Highway 79 about 1.5 miles. Take a right on Dunkeffie Road and go about 1.4 miles in a southeasterly direction. Take a right on the county
gravel road and go for about 1.25 miles to the northwest corner of the tract. Both the northwest and southwest corners of the tract are flagged with pink Kingwood flagging and marked with a Kingwood Land For Sale sign. A gated road enters the tract off of the public
gravel and can be used to access all parts of the property. Another public road fronts the southern boundary of the tract, offering additional access.
Resources
Unlock the full Land & Farm experience
Have an account?Sign In
Provided By
More by John McAlpine
