If you enjoy nature to the fullest for a reasonable price, then check this Property out! 33.50 beautiful acres with the most gorgeous views to the surrounding Mountains! Enjoy a combination of land with a balanced mixture of pasture and timber for horses, cattle, nature walks with family, horseback riding and hunting! The perimeter is fenced and all fences are in good condition. The Tenant keeps horses, Mules and dogs on the property. There are 4 ponds; one is approx. 15 ft. deep per Owner. Two are smaller and during extreme drought season they may go dry. There are trails throughout to enjoy 4-wheeling and outdoor fun. There is a fantastic spot with such a tranquilizing view; it feels like you want to build a Gazebo there and have all your cook-outs at this spot! Simply Beautiful! To the side of this particular area is also the remainder of a barn structure. This means the beams are there and all it needs is to have metal put on! Or enclosed it to make something else out of it! Let your imagination fly!

The property is about 2 miles from Highway 63 and features 3Br, 1 Bath, Log/Wood siding Home, consisting of approx. 1410 Sf living with a 33x8 porch in front and along side. Just picture yourself having your morning coffee on the porch in peace and quiet time or a bottle of wine in the evening time after a stressful day. In addition to that there is a two room guest house (no bath) which was previously a storage bldg. and Tenant converted to living quarters for family member. Adjoining to this structure is a small dog kennel area, which could also be utilized for chickens. The stove and refrigerator in the house belong to the Tenant! The house need some attention, but is solid in the bones. Tenant has been a very dependable Tenant and if someone is interested in having this for an investment property, he would like to stay there. Behind the home is a concrete patio with a concrete picnic set, ready for your BBQs, in the privacy and seclusion of your land.

There is also gated entrance into another pasture and at the parking area of the house is an open barn building, which can be utilized also as a carport. This structure has an attached overhang for storing equipment, etc. The yard is fenced with opening in the back. Don't forget to click on attached files for maps, etc.

Also note this: In October 2010 this property was appraised for $92,000.-.

Now best of all: enjoy the use of the National Forest with the endless trails all the way into Arkansas. ATV,Horseback, hiking, hunting, fishing; you name it.

Also click on the attached files and check things out! This property is only shown by Appointment with advanced notice, since it is Tenant occupied! Thank you for your understanding!

Following is information provided by the Owner:

Silvia,

When Sue and I purchased the property at 33613 Lenox Rd. it was basically just a log cabin with some long ago additions including the original

windows in the log frame.We replaced the windows on the west side of house ,the north east living room(front),the south end (back) and the

back east corner.The exterior was just logs so we framed to the logs to make the walls straight and added insulation ,then TYVAC wrapped the house and installed the windows and T11 siding.Inside the house was much like the exterior.We moved the front door 90 degrees from where it sits now and vaulted the ceilings in the front part of living area since the ceiling height was only 6'6'' and I stand 6'5''.The interior walls of the living area were reframed and insulated (as possible) and new drywall installed, hence the deep window sills.The back room (or south end) was much like the front of house,only 6'6'' tall.So we stripped it down to bare studs and bare logs,reframed and vaulted the ceilings and added the windows to the south and east as this room only had 2 small windows originally.We used this as a sun room and back porch area as it now had windows all along the south wall and east and west walls.The bathroom had only a small medicine cabinet so we put a new larger cabinet in with light bar. The plumbing was not hooked up under the house so we did that also,as well as put in a hot water heater and surge tank and plumbed it into the house.The small bedroom was log on south wall so this room was framed as well and sheetrocked then paneled.

The property itself was in a beautiful location with views of the mountains to the north and south but was in much disarray.There was much cross fencing that was old and falling down, so we removed it all and cleaned out all the old fence rows.There is no cross fencing on the property now. The far back pond was dug for us about 6 yrs. ago,it is about 12' to 15' deep just out from the over flow and has never been dry. The watershed from the back of the property runs into this pond,so any rain received ends up here in the pond.At that time I had the dike cut on the upper pond to have it drained for cleaning(which has not been done).We cut and removed and burnt many many cedar trees on the property as they were trying to take over the place. And more trips to the transfer station hauling trash and junk( that we picked up all over the property) than i care to think about.There was an old dilapidated barn on top of the hill just west of upper pond that was falling down.We tore it down and removed the tin and burnt the remainder.We also site cleared the front fences and built the fence along the front of house with the double T gate. That's all i can think of at this time though I know it doesn't cover all we have done.As you can see we have put a lot of effort into this property. Any questions,give me a shout.