Greers Ferry Lake is the kind of water Arkansas keeps mostly to itself — a Corps of Engineers reservoir in the Ozark foo

Greers Ferry Lake is the kind of water Arkansas keeps mostly to itself — a Corps of Engineers reservoir in the Ozark foothills, clear enough for trout below the dam and quiet enough that lakefront still trades in the four hundreds.

This 1988 A-frame sits on 0.59 acres of it, in Skypoint Estates. The green metal roof runs to grade on both flanks, with a second matching gable across a breezeway carport. Inside, knotty pine rakes to the floor and an Arkansas stone fireplace climbs the gable end under a vaulted ceiling. Decks step down toward the shore, and the Corps white line sits in the water — which means more trees can come down to widen the view.

The numbers tell the more interesting story. It came to market at $474,000 in March and has been cut four times since: $467,900 on April 3, $457,000 on May 6, $449,500 on June 11, and $439,500 on July 23. That is $34,500 off at 194 days on market, or $241 a square foot against a $423,300 Zestimate.

1,827 square feet, 2 beds and 2 baths on record, previously run as three with a bedroom in the loft. The kitchen was redone in July 2024, the roof in 2018. There is an unfinished bonus room above the carport, and the lot across the street can be added for $15,000. HOA dues are $96 a year; the community keeps a boat ramp, with a private airstrip nearby.

MLS 26003706, listed by Amber S Wilson of Donham Realty, Edgemont, Arkansas.

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