Riverfront Homes for Sale in Arkansas

Listings reported as fronting a river. River levels, banks and floodplain mapping vary along every reach.

6 participating MyStateMLS listings report this water type. A listing can report more than one water type. Search riverfront rentals.

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Photo 1 of 15, land at 157 Buckeye Lane, Hardy, AR 72542

For sale

$31,000

Spring RiverRiverWaterfront, relationship not specified

157 Buckeye LaneHardy, AR 72542

Land and lots · MLS 12007213

Listing courtesy of Wolf Creek Realty, Inc. · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 36, home at 1776 Mc 6062, Flippin, AR 72634

For sale

$655,000

5 beds2,400 sq ft

White RiverRiverDirect parcel frontage

1776 Mc 6062Flippin, AR 72634

House · MLS 11873323

Listing courtesy of White River USA Real Estate · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 60, farm or ranch at 263 Cr 212, Eureka Springs, AR 72631

For sale

$2,450,000

4 beds4,400 sq ft40 acres

White RiverRiver · PondDirect parcel frontage

263 Cr 212Eureka Springs, AR 72631

Farm or estate · MLS 11929633

Listing courtesy of Birdsong Auction & Real Estate Group · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 10, land at 20124 N. Highway 23, Ozark, AR 72949

Under contractReduced $5,000

$124,000

3 acres

Mulberry RiverRiverDirect parcel frontage

20124 N. Highway 23Ozark, AR 72949

Land and lots · MLS 11730106

Listing courtesy of Riverbend Properties · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 31, home at 510 Sandy Trail, Pocahontas, AR 72455

For saleReduced $30,000Virtual tour

$220,000

2 beds884 sq ft

Current RiverRiverDirect parcel frontage

510 Sandy TrailPocahontas, AR 72455

House · MLS 11509250

Listing courtesy of Pocahontas Real Estate Co. · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 40, farm or ranch at 1226 Madison 1335, Huntsville, AR 72740

For sale

$3,200,000

3 beds1,800 sq ft314 acres

Creek or stream · River · PondDirect parcel frontage

1226 Madison 1335Huntsville, AR 72740

Farm or estate · MLS 11233258

Listing courtesy of Bolinger's Real Estate · MyStateMLS

What to check before buying a riverfront home

Riverfront property can mean anything from a quiet stream bank to a navigable river with locks and commercial traffic. River levels rise and fall with rain and upstream releases, banks can erode, and floodplain mapping often covers more of a riverfront lot than buyers expect.

How high has the river come at this property, and what does the floodplain map show for the house and the access road?
Is the bank stable, and has any erosion control been built or permitted?
Who owns the riverbed and the bank, and can the public use the river past the property?
If boating matters, what are the depths, locks or low bridges between the property and where you want to go?

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Water type is what each listing reports, not an independent survey. Listings provided by MyStateMLS. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.