Author: Roxann Riedel
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Properties that offer the potential for survival
I just wrote a post on my main site that touches on the kind of real estate that thrills me to sell, and how it connects to everything else that excites me in my own life (art, nature, etc). In summary, my favorite properties are those that are filled with nature and potential to nurture…
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For Nature-Lovers, Homesteaders or Nightly Rental Potential
Luxury space in this home for sale that will appeal to nature lovers, homesteaders, or vacationers seeking quiet and beauty of the Ozarks.
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Let’s talk about the long commute
There are pro’s and con’s to living a remote and rural life. One of the features that is both a pro AND a con to me is the long commute from home to civilization.
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Living on a Spring, with bears
The other night after a long day working in my garden, I started filling the bathtub and got in, eager to relax. Not so fast. I watched as the stream trickled to a drip, and then nothing. Oh the joy of living on a spring. All of a sudden we had no water. Not in…
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SOLD: Off-grid Custom Home & 16 acres
This handcrafted off-grid custom home and property holds many opportunities and promises. Live a sustainable life or create an incredible retreat property.
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What’s available & how much
There are 238 residential properties available combined in Madison and Carroll counties, my usual area of service.
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Wanting to grow ginseng?
The land is a make-or-break choice if you’re interested in growing woodland botanicals like American ginseng, goldenseal, cohosh or any other number of plants that need specific habitats. If you’re wanting to grow ginseng, the same land can usually support the other woodland medicinals.
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Prepare for a Rural Winter in NWA
When you live a remote and rural life far down dirt roads, you need to prepare for winter. The old adage ‘prepare for the worst and hope for the best’ definitely applies here. You will thank yourself later for being proactive.
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5-Acre Properties in Rural NWA for your Tiny House
Here are two 5-acre properties in rural NWA that are ready for your tiny house, cabin, or full-sized home.