Ready to live in places under $200K are rare finds in northwest Arkansas. This home with a view is in excellent shape, on a permanent foundation, and has a generous covered deck to add to your outdoor pleasure.

Holiday Island is a small city and community just north of Eureka Springs that borders part of Table Rock Lake. There are many amenities available to property owners within the community, at varying costs. Hiking trails and golf courses within the community and without are within minutes away or an hour. So many outdoor activities and dining opportunities are available within an hour’s drive. Branson and Bentonville are about an hour’s drive east or west.

There are light covenants for the location of 33 Skyview Lane, and there is an annual fee for the HOA. The fee runs around $835 and covers the expenses for maintaining the roads, water, sewer, and fire department within the community. Here’s a link to learn more about Holiday Island: https://holidayisland.us/.

Details for this home with a view:

The manufactured home is a double-wide built in 2004. Previous owners have taken great care of it, and there is nothing to prevent moving in right away. All appliances work, the roof is metal.

All appliances except washer and dryer remain. Some furniture will remain, such as a couch and main bedroom furnishings.

Minor issues include fraying carpet in one area.

Some creative ideas to make the most of sloped ground

The biggest drawback to this property is that most of it is on a slope. If you have AWD or 4WD, you can decide to leave everything just like it is. The driveway is in great shape and doesn’t wash out. But it’s too inclined for small cars without AWD.

However, if you dream of potentials, this slope can also be it’s biggest asset when viewed with a creative eye. Here are a few ideas that can turn a sloped property into a work of art:

 Terraced gardens and landscaping

 Eventually build a cabin or house on the slope with large outdoor deck

 Eventually build a home with basement

 Re-route driveway to wind towards the home with switch-backs instead of straight-way, and landscape it to add beauty and functionality (erosion control)

The property is priced to allow for more investment later that can turn it into a spectacular resort-like abode.