Private Seller
1 Empinado Way
Hot Springs Village, AR 71909, Garland County
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Opening Bid
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Opening Bid
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1 Empinado WayHot Springs Village, AR 71909, Garland County
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Important Information
Property Details
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Lot Size (Acres)
1.3
Property Type
Land
Year Built
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APN
200-02350-057-000
Special Notes
Premium 1.277-Acre Residential Land Lot – Estate-Size Property in Hot Springs Village, AR | Deeply Discounted
Discover one of the largest residential lots available in Hot Springs Village — an expansive 1.277-acre property on Empinado Way offering endless possibilities for a custom home, multi-level retreat, or long-term investment. This lot provides the privacy and space of a wooded escape with the convenience of nearby lakes, golf courses, and all Village amenities.
Large lots like this are in limited supply, and this one comes deeply discounted compared to smaller parcels in the area.
Property Highlights
Lot Size: 1.277 acres
Location: Empinado Way, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909
APN: 200-02350-057-000
Legal: Block 4 Lot 20
Setting: Spacious estate-size lot with privacy and nearby development
Investment Benefits
Priced well below comparable sales
Build your dream home or hold for appreciation
Low HOA fees (~$552/year undeveloped) include access to all amenities
Limited inventory for large parcels within the Village
Comparable Sales
9 Empinado Way – 0.94 ac – Sold $11,500
7 Ponderosa Ln – 1.02 ac – Sold $12,200
15 Jabali Way – 0.97 ac – Sold $10,900
Hot Springs Village Amenities
9 Championship Golf Courses • 11 Lakes for boating, fishing & kayaking • 30+ miles of hiking/biking trails • Indoor/outdoor pools • Fitness centers • Tennis & pickleball • Clubhouses, dining & entertainment • 24/7 gated security
Why Hot Springs Is a Smart Investment
Hot Springs Village continues to attract investors, retirees, and vacation-home buyers seeking affordable luxury living. With its proximity to Hot Springs National Park, Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort, and Lake Hamilton, property values continue to rise.
✅ Act Now
Secure a 1.277-acre premium residential lot in one of Arkansas’s top communities — space, value, and lifestyle all in one.
Address: Empinado Way, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909
APN: 200-02350-057-000 | Block/Lot: BLK 4 LOT 20 | Size: 1.277 acres
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