0.1 Acres for Sale in Pine Bluff (Build your next home), Arkansas

Jefferson Arkansas Property * Great Road Frontage * All Utilities are at the Property **Electric, Water, and Sewer at the Property!

APN: 930-63822-000

$979.00 Sale Price

+ Doc Fee: $199 Purchase this great property. go to : www.commonlots.net

Property Description

Residential Property in Jefferson County Arkansas Great location and investment! Road Frontage, Water, Power and Sewer at the Property!

Property Pricing, Terms & Doc/Recording Information and Pricing

There is a $199 Recording Doc Fee add to the sale price

Commonots will record and handle all the paper work and it may take 2-4 weeks to record the deed with the county!

Property Legal information

930-63822-000 APN #

Subdivision: TAYLOR & GREENFIELD ADD

Block/Lot: 040 / 006

S-T-R: 15 – 06 – 09

Legal: BLK 40, E 1/2 LOT 6

Appraised at $2,250.00

South Mississippi Street

About the Area

Jefferson County was created by the Territorial Legislature on November 2, 1829, from parts of Arkansas and Pulaski counties and was named for Thomas Jefferson, U.S. President. Pine Bluff is the County Seat.

Pine Bluff is the state’s fourth largest city where a number of historically important homes can be found. There are three museums, The Arts and Science Center for Southeast Arkansas, the Arkansas Railroad Museum and the Pine Bluff-Jefferson County Museum. The Bayou Meto Wildlife Management Area is flooded each fall to attract ducks. Hunting in the county is a popular sport and attracts visitors from all around the country.

The landscape of the western third is pine-covered, rolling hills, and the eastern two-thirds is rich, fertile Delta farmland. Jefferson County is known for the fertile quality of its soil and has always been one of the leading cotton producers in the state.

Key Facts and Highlights:

Geography: The county is known for its fertile soil, making it a leading cotton producer, and has a unique geography with pine-covered hills to the west and flat, fertile Delta farmland to the east.

County Seat – Pine Bluff: As the fourth-largest city in Arkansas and the second oldest settlement on the Arkansas River, Pine Bluff serves as a regional hub for healthcare, retail, and entertainment.

Economy & Industry: The economy is driven by manufacturing (particularly food and beverage), agriculture, and significant employers like the International Paper Company, Jefferson Regional Medical Center, and the Pine Bluff Arsenal.

History: The county was the site of the Civil War Battle of Pine Bluff on October 25, 1863.

Infrastructure & Education: The area is served by the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) and benefits from its location on the Arkansas River for transportation.

Jefferson County Alliance