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The Highest-Priced House in Little Rock, Arkansas, Has an in-Ground Trampoline and a Waterfall
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Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
Price: $5.9 million
The highest-priced residential listing in Little Rock, this custom-built fieldstone house, complete with a tower, offers a combination of city and country living.
In a private gated residential community, the estate is a 15-minute drive from the restaurants, shops and cultural attractions of West Little Rock.
“You think you’re in the country,” said Sharon Adkins, an owner and executive broker at Adkins & Associates Real Estate, who’s been marketing the home since June. “It’s set atop a mountain, so you get 360-degree views of the city.”
She noted that its combination of convenience and privacy—“it’s 100 acres; the surrounding estates are only 10 to 20 acres each”—make it distinguishable and desirable.
Although the house, which took two years to build, is large, it’s “comfortable and has a livable, homey feeling. It’s a family home. The sellers raised their children there. They are downsizing and retiring,” Adkins added.
The house, made of 8-inch Arkansas fieldstone, is modeled after an English estate.
Michael Baxley Photography
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Stats
The three-story, 14,100-square-foot main residence, custom built in 2000, has six bedrooms, five full bathrooms and one half bathroom. It’s sited on 25 acres. The property totals 100 acres, and the buyer has the option of purchasing any or all of the additional 75 acres at $25,000 each.
Amenities
Made of 8-inch Arkansas fieldstone with a slate roof, the house has a gated entrance and a sweeping central staircase with Old Hollywood flair that leads up to a mezzanine.
There are hardwood floors, three fireplaces, a party room, a great room with a 30-foot ceiling, a media room, a pool table, a ping-pong table, an exercise room, a butler’s pantry and a wine cellar that seats eight to 10 and an observation tower.
The kitchen includes custom mahogany cabinetry, high-end appliances, an oversized island and two dishwashers. The property has a four-car garage that, like the house, is made of 8-inch fieldstone; it has a workshop and office.
The estate also has an in-ground trampoline, two pools, a water slide, a grotto, a waterfall, a hot tub and a basketball/sports court.
The wine cellar seats eight to 10.
Michael Baxley Photography
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Neighborhood Notes
Little Rock, the capital and the state’s most populous city, is on the Arkansas River. It is home to a variety of cultural attractions, including the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum, the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts and the Arkansas Repertory Theatre.
Agent: Sharon Adkins, an owner and executive broker at Adkins & Associates Real Estate
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