Kirby St. 4 hours from Houston ! Texarkana residential lot in Miller County off Fox St.

This Arkansas lot won’t last ! It can be yours if you call or text Jason at 516 643 4194 for more info.

Terms:

Cash:

• CASH PRICE IS $ 3295

Financing:

• OWNER FINANCING for everyone is $3595, No Credit Check , No Penalty for Early Payoff.
• Down Payment: $295
• Monthly Payment: $300
• Term: 11 months
• Owner financed Total to get started today (Down payment plus first month installment): $395

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For a Land Contract for Deed, you will sign and agree to the terms of the land contract. The down payment and first monthly installment is due upon signing.

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Description:

Welcome to South Texarkana, Arkansas in Miller County.

We have for sale a terrific lot lot comprising 5400 plus sq. feet and zoned residential. There are many homes nearby. The lot location is Kirby St.  The lot and another one up the street were visited on 4/19/21 and you will see actual photos of the lots from that date.  The lot is lush with native greenery. Houses are nearby as you will also see. Electric, water and sewer are at the lot lines.  There is plenty of space to build your future home here in a lovely setting in Southwestern Arkansas on the Texas border.

Lot Details:

County: Miller -Town: Texarkana

Subdivision:

Parcel- Carter Kirby and Fouke Addition

Parcel # 271-012-0    Lot 13  bl 1

TEXARKANA, AR, 71854

Taxes: $21.96 per year-paid/current- 5,140 sq. feet

GPS coordinates for lot:

NW 33.4212 -94.0244

NE 33.4212 -94.0243

No liens, no encumbrances on property. NO Homeowner’s associations. No additional fees. No Improvement district!

Zoning: Residential

The lot is in Texarkana- the county seat of Miller.

The county is located approximately 143 miles (230 km) southwest of Little Rock, 73 miles (117 km) north of Shreveport, Louisiana, and 204 miles (328 km) east of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex (DFW) in Texas.^{[Note 2]} Miller County is surrounded by three Arkansas counties: Little River County to the north, Hempstead County to the northeast, Lafayette County to the east; two Louisiana parishes: Bossier Parish to the southeast and Caddo Parish, to the south; and two Texas counties to the west: Cass and Bowie.

Miller County contains one institution of higher education, the Texarkana campus of University of Arkansas Community College at Hope

The Texarkana Public Library is located at 600 West 3rd Street.

The Christus St. Michael Health System and Wadley Regional Medical Center in Texarkana are community hospitals

Trivia- Also in 1977, Texarkana enjoyed another measure of fame in popular culture through the hit movie, Smokey and the Bandit. The film starred Burt Reynolds, who had previous Arkansas connections by filming White Lightning in the state in 1973. He later starred in the television series, Evening Shade, about the eponymous Arkansas town. Smokey and the Bandit centers on truck drivers who transport an illegal shipment of beer from Texarkana to Atlanta, Georgia.

Attractions
The State Line Post Office and Federal Building at 500 State Line Avenue is the only U.S. post office situated in two states, and Texarkana boasts that it is the most photographed courthouse in the country after the Supreme Court Building in Washington DC. The building, constructed in 1932–1933, features walls of Arkansas limestone and a base of Texas pink granite. It houses separate ZIP codes. A photographer’s island allows people to take pictures of subjects straddling two states.

Museums on the Arkansas side include the Tex-Arkansas Antique Auto Museum, representing more than fifty years of automobiles. Other Texarkana museums include the Museum of Regional History and Wilbur Smith Research Library, the Discovery Place Children’s Museum, and the Ace of Clubs House, a restored historical home built in 1885.

Texarkana has at least ten annual festivals, including the Jump, Jive & JamFest in April; Sparks in the Park on the first Saturday in July; the Quadrangle Festival over Labor Day weekend; the Four States Fair and Rodeo in September; Texarkana RV Music Park festivals on Memorial and Labor Day weekends; the Mistletoe Fair in November; and the Twice as Bright Festival of Lights from Thanksgiving to New Year’s.

Lake Millwood and Lake Wright Patman abound with outdoor activities. Oaklawn Opry showcases country and western music performers.

Little Rock, Arkansas