0.33 Acres of Residential Land for Sale in Greer Lake, Arkansas, with Paved Road Access

Use this ID when checking assessor records, tax status, GIS maps, and title documents.

This is the listing reference to use when asking LandCentury or the seller about this exact lot.

This identifies the local county context, but the parcel should still be matched in official records and mapping tools.

The subdivision reference is a prompt to review plats, covenants, easements, and any recorded restrictions.

Small residential parcels can be affected quickly by setbacks, septic placement, drainage, and driveway requirements.

The price is clear, but the tax field needs official context because the supplied data does not define the period or status.

A warranty deed is useful, but it should not replace a title search and review of liens, easements, or unpaid taxes.

Zoning and access are helpful starting points, while utility availability remains an open verification item.

Additional listing image for the Courtshire Street parcel; image content should be confirmed against county mapping and on-site review.

Match the parcel in official records

Search county assessor or GIS records using parcel number 4410-02042-0000. Confirm the owner, acreage, legal description, mapped location, and whether the parcel shown matches the lot being offered.

Verify title and the Warranty Deed path

The supplied deed type is Warranty Deed, but buyers should still request a title search or attorney/title-company review. Look for liens, easements, old tax issues, boundary conflicts, or recording problems.

Confirm zoning and buildability with local offices

The supplied zoning is Residential. Ask the relevant planning or building authority whether a site-built home, manufactured home, or RV use is allowed, and confirm setbacks, minimum lot size, permits, and inspection requirements.

Get utility answers in writing

Utilities are not confirmed in the listing data. Ask the county and local providers about electric service, water, sewer, septic feasibility, tap fees, extension costs, and whether any prior utility connections exist.

Check road frontage and driveway requirements

The access field says Paved Road. Confirm that Courtshire Street frontage is legal and usable, whether the road is public or private, who maintains it, and whether a driveway, culvert, or access permit is required.

Review flood, drainage, and environmental constraints

Use FEMA flood-map tools with the street location or coordinates, then ask local officials about drainage, stormwater, wetlands, erosion controls, or other site-specific issues that could affect development.

Clarify taxes, dues, and subdivision restrictions

The supplied tax field is 14, but the data does not define its period or status. Confirm current taxes, delinquency, special assessments, and whether Lakewood Hills subdivision documents create dues, restrictions, or maintenance obligations.

The selected official source is Van Buren County's county officials directory, which provides contacts for the assessor, collector, clerk, judge, and emergency management. It is the best starting point for parcel, tax, recording, and local-contact verification.

LC22949 is a 0.33-acre vacant residential lot on Courtshire Street in the Greer Lake area of Van Buren County, Arkansas. The supplied parcel number is 4410-02042-0000.

The supplied cash price is $798. No owner-finance terms are supplied, so buyers should confirm closing costs, recording costs, and any other transaction charges before paying.

The supplied zoning field says Residential. That is a starting point for research, not a buildability approval; verify current rules, setbacks, permits, septic requirements, and subdivision restrictions.

The supplied access field says Paved Road. Buyers should still verify Courtshire Street frontage, legal access, road maintenance responsibility, and driveway or culvert permit requirements.

No. The utility field directs buyers to contact the county, so water, sewer, electric, septic feasibility, tap fees, and extension costs all need written confirmation.

The listing category includes Mobile Home & RV Land, but category labels do not approve a use. Confirm zoning, sanitation rules, time limits, permits, and any subdivision restrictions first.

The supplied data lists taxes as 14 but does not define the period or current status. Confirm the actual amount, due dates, delinquency status, and any assessments with county tax records.

Use FEMA flood-map tools with the street location or coordinates, then ask local officials about drainage and any site-specific requirements if you plan to build or improve the parcel.

Start with the Van Buren County assessor for parcel data, the collector for tax status, and the clerk for recorded documents. If a planning jurisdiction applies, contact the appropriate planning or building office.

Match the parcel in official records, confirm legal access, verify utilities and zoning, check flood status, review title, and understand all taxes, restrictions, dues, and closing costs.

Ready to review LC22949?

Open the full listing for photos, seller details, and next-step contact options, then use the due-diligence checklist before making a decision.