Where the River Meets the Ridge
High above the winding White Riverwhere fog drifts through the valley and eagles ride the morning thermalslies a property that feels more like a retreat than a simple piece of ground. At 3.9 acres, this bluff-top tract captures everything that makes the Ozarks extraordinary: rugged beauty, peaceful solitude, and a deep connection to the water that runs through its heart.
The landscape here tells its own quiet story. A blend of hardwood timber and rugged rock outcroppings gives the land texture and soul, while the future building site takes full advantage of the panoramic view below. From this perch, you can watch the river as it winds through the valleyits surface shifting with light and season alike. Utilities are available, and a septic system will be required, offering the ideal foundation for your future weekend getaway or full-time home.
Set within a well-maintained private river comm...
Set within a well-maintained private river community, the property benefits from protective covenants and restrictions that preserve the area’s integrity and long-term value. Owners enjoy access to a private boat launch on the White River and use of a community clubhouseperfect for gatherings after a day spent on the water. An annual HOA fee helps maintain these shared amenities, ensuring the community remains as pristine as its surroundings.
From this ridge top, you’re just minutes from Cotter, Arkansasa small river town with a legendary reputation. Known as the Trout Capital of the World, Cotter has drawn anglers from around the globe for decades, and for good reason: it’s the site of record-setting catches, including a 38-pound, 7-ounce brown trout landed in 2015. It’s a place where fly rods and river stories are part of the culture, and where your next cast might just be the one people talk about for years.
Adventure extends beyond Cotter, too. Norfork Lake and Bull Shoals Lake lie just up the road, their deep waters drawing anglers and boaters alike. The Buffalo National River flows nearby, offering endless miles of wild beauty for those who prefer a kayak to a motor. Even closer are some of the most beloved access points on the White RiverWildcat Shoals, Roundhouse Shoals, Rim Shoals, Cartney, and Buffalo Cityall just minutes away and ready for a day spent chasing rainbows and browns.
This land is more than a building site. It’s a sanctuarya front-row seat to the rhythm of the White River, a place to breathe deeply, and a canvas for whatever dream you choose to build upon it. Here, mornings begin in mist and end in the glow of the river below. Life slows down, and the Ozarks do the rest.
Property Features
-3.9 surveyed acres overlooking the White River
-Elevated bluff-top setting with panoramic river and valley views
-Blend of mature hardwood timber and natural rock outcroppings for character and privacy
-Single ideal building site oriented to capture the best views
-Utilities available; septic system required for development
-Located in a well-maintained river community with thoughtful covenants and restrictions
-Private community boat launch for convenient White River access
-Use of the community clubhouse for gatherings and recreation
-Annual HOA fee helps maintain shared amenities and community integrity
-Minutes from Cotter, Arkansas, the Trout Capital of the World
-Near White Hole Public Access, Wildcat Shoals, Roundhouse Shoals, Rim Shoals, and Buffalo City Access
-Within driving distance of Norfork Lake and Bull Shoals Lake
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From the Highway 412 Bypass and Highway 62 West intersection on the southwest side of Mountain Home, Arkansas, travel westbound on Highway 62/412 approximately 2.4 miles to Buford Road. Turn left on Buford Road and travel southbound for approximately 4.5 miles to the intersection with Buffalo Road. Turn right onto Buffalo Road and continue southbound for approximately 3.8 miles to Baxter County Road 636 on the right-hand side. Turn right onto CR 636 and travel westbound for approximately 0.9 miles to Bronco Drive on the right-hand side. Turn right onto Bronco Drive and continue approximately 400 feet to the intersection with Tahoe Court/Yukon Court. Turn left onto Yukon Court. The property will be on the right-hand side of the road.