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E Miami Drive, Cherokee Village, AR 72529
A level lot on E Miami Dr inside Cherokee Village, where power runs at the street and the improvement district's public water may already be available at the line. This is a build-a-real-house neighborhood: single-family homes, site-built or modular, no mobile homes and no camping on the lot. For somebody who wants the Ozarks with the utilities already in, that is the whole point.
A Town That Was Planned for Exactly This
Most people who say they want to retire to the Ozarks are picturing two different things at once: the quiet of the hills and the convenience of a place where the water works and somebody plows the road. Those two things almost never come on the same lot.
This one is a level lot inside Cherokee Village, on a paved street with power already at the line and the improvement district's public water available in the area, a call to the waterworks away. You build a proper single-family house here, stick-built or modular, and then you are a resident of a town with seven lakes and two golf courses and a fishing dock closer than most people's mailbox.
The village was John A. Cooper Sr.'s idea in 1954, dedicated the following summer as Arkansas's first planned recreational community. He bought hill country along the Spring River and built the lakes, the courses, and the streets before the buyers ever showed up, which is why a town of this size has amenities that a town of this size has no business having.
The trade is the rulebook. Cherokee Village is a single-family neighborhood, which means no manufactured or mobile homes, no camping on your lot, and no living in an RV while you build (the village keeps designated campgrounds for that, which is a fair swap for having neighbors who mow).
Some ground you tame. This one was tamed seventy years ago, and the only thing left to do is put a house on it.
Is this your kind of land
Good fit for a permanent owner-built home or modular house on a flat lot with access to Cherokee Village's lakes, golf course, and public water and sewer infrastructure.
Not a fit for RV camping, mobile homes, manufactured homes, or off-grid living. HOA restrictions here require a traditional stick-built or modular home on a year-round foundation.
On the ground
The red outline on the map is approximate. It is drawn from county records to show roughly where the lot sits, not a surveyed boundary.
Corner coordinates are approximate. Verify against the recorded plat before relying on them.
The record
† From county maps and records. Check with the county, or ask your Land Specialist what we have on file.
Dig deeper
Water: On-site: None. Options: Public Hookup. CVSID has public water, just need to contact Cherokee Village Waterworks at 870-257-3508 if it is available on the lot.
Sewer / septic: On-site: None. Options: Septic.
This is a level, buildable village lot on a paved street, which means the work is a house rather than an infrastructure project. Power is at the line, the improvement district's water may already reach the lot, and septic handles the rest. Put up a single-family home of 800 square feet or more, which is what the recorded covenant asks for, and you are a Cherokee Village resident with seven lakes, two golf courses, and the Spring River within easy reach, which is a different kind of land ownership than the off-grid version and the right one for plenty of buyers.
A plain-language summary of how Sharp County's Standard Single-Family zone reads, current to October 2026. It is not a determination of what you may do here, and it is not legal or land-use advice.
Sharp County decides what is allowed, not us. Confirm current rules with Planning & Zoning before you buy.
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