Clark County real estate transactions recorded Dec. 15-28, 2023, having a value of $100,000 or greater. Information is gathered from public records held by the Clark County Circuit Clerk, online real estate records via actdatascout.com and the Arkansas Secretary of State. The Arkadelphian includes names of grantees, grantors, transaction price and property description available, and does not withhold names.
Highlighting this round of real estate transactions is the $345,000 sale of a home and acreage in the Gum Springs area. James Currie purchased a 2,106-SF frame siding home on 14.72 acres on South Wood Road, located off of Highway 26 and adjacent to the industrial super site owned by the Economic Development Corp. of Clark County. The property had previously sold in 2005 to Tommie and Kathy Campbell for $108,000.
For $340,000 Charles and Jesse Clark bought 38.42 acres of timberland east of Cub Trail. The land, which includes a barn, was previously owned by Robert and Diann McCallum, who bought it in 2018 for $180,000.
Thomas and Kellie Clark purchased 90 acres of timber land north of Clarence Road, which is located off of Highway 53 near Gurdon, for $242,000. Previous owner was Marcus Clark Revocable Trust.
For $222,000 Christopher and Tosha Collie bought 3 parcels of land in the area of Wells Road, north of Amity Landing, DeGray Lake. Previous owners were Grady and Theresa Fagan, et al.
Jonathan and Kristi Seals purchased a 1,828-SF brick home on Forrest Park Drive, Arkadelphia, for $210,000. Previous owners William and Nancy Summar bought the home for $120,000 in 2004. The Seals sold $180,000 worth of timber acreage on Terrell Road to the Houston, Texas-based GKB Interests, a limited liability company registered to Abby Maroon. The company now owns more than 341 acres in that range of Clark County.
For $179,500 Mark and Julie Albee bought a 2,717-SF brick home on North 26th Street, Arkadelphia. The property last sold in 1990 to J. and Charlotte Furqueron for $101,000.
Blevin Boyd and Shannon Bailey purchased 10.71 acres on Still Creek Road, in the DeGray area, for $160,000. Previous owners Martin and Kim Skorcz bought the property for $44,000 in 2022.