Private Seller
115 S Kelly Ave
Sparkman, AR 71763, Dallas County
2
Beds
1
Baths
1,400
Sq. Feet
Opening Bid
$1,000
Opening Bid
$1,000
115 S Kelly AveSparkman, AR 71763, Dallas County
2
Beds
1
Baths
1,400
Sq. Feet
581 Views
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Property Details
Beds
2
Baths
1
Square Footage
1,400
Lot Size (Acres)
0.23
Property Type
Single Family Home
Year Built
1999
Special Notes
Deeply Discounted Investment Property – Don’t Miss Out!
Address: 115 S Kelly Ave, Sparkman, AR 71763
County: Dallas County | Lot Size: 0.25± Acre (per assessor)
Building Size: Approx. 1,400± Sq Ft | Year Built: 1950 (est.)
Property Type: Residential / Single-Family
Opportunity Highlights
Incredible Value: This property is being sold well below market value — ideal for investors, rehabbers, or flippers.
Strong Rental Demand: Sparkman and the surrounding Dallas County area have steady tenant demand, making this a great potential Section 8 or cash-flow rental once renovated.
Small-Town Appeal: Located in a quiet, family-oriented community with low property taxes and affordable living costs.
Flexible Use: Perfect for a primary residence, fix-and-flip project, or long-term rental investment.
Property Overview
This single-family home offers solid structure and a spacious lot with room for future improvements. It needs renovation but has great bones and sits on a peaceful street close to local schools and parks.
Plenty of upside potential for investors looking for an entry-priced property with immediate equity.
Location Benefits
Just minutes from Sparkman Elementary School and local shops
Approximately 15 miles from Fordyce and 30 miles from Camden, providing regional access to employers and amenities
Surrounded by Arkansas’ natural beauty — lakes, forests, and recreation areas
⚡ Auction Details
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