Clark County real estate transactions recorded Sept. 24 through Oct. 8, 2026, 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. A variety of factors, including improvements made to a home or property, are considered in real estate prices that may increase from when the seller bought the property.
The top sale in the past two weeks happened in Amity, where Benjamin Derrick bought a 1,989-SF home on 4 1/2 acres at the 600 block of School Street, for $299,999 Former owner Lee Ann Cannon, of Hot Springs, bought the place in 2020 for $215,000.
In Joan, Raymond Paquette is buying a 1,492-SF home on 3 acres at the 2700 block of Highway 51 North, in Joan Estates, for $282,000. Former owner Jeannie Marie, of Hot Springs Village, bought the place in 2023 for $240,000.
In Caddo Valley, James and Laura Forslund are buying a 3,081-SF home on Madden Lane for $280,000. Former owners are Travis and Cynthia Woodward, of Camden.
Melanie and Kemp Smith are buying a 2,031-SF brick home at the 100 block of Evonshire Drive, Arkadelphia, for $275,000. The property last sold to Brandi and Josh Lingo in 2024 for $255,000. The Lingos in turn are buying a 1,082-SF home on Paradise Circle, Caddo Valley, for $193,000. Former owner of that property, Rachael Smith, agreed to pay $115,000 for the home in 2019.
In the DeGray community, Terry Spears is buying a 2,328-SF brick home and 6 wooded acres at the 100 block of Cedar Grove Road, for $245,000. Former owners Rodney and Carrie Beene bought the place in 2016 for $115,000.
Also on Cedar Grove Road, Terry and Charlotte DeWitt are buying 10 acres of wooded land east of and adjacent to the county road, for $130,000. Selling the property is Bell Living Trust, with trustees Anita and David Bell signing off on the deed. The Bells bought the land in 2022 for $75,000.
Teri Rosen, of El Paso, Texas, is buying a 2,156-SF home at the 1000 block of North 26th Street, Arkadelphia, for $210,000. Former owners Christopher and Alicia McGlone, of Royal, bought the place in 2020 for $177,000.
Edward Benton is buying a 1,660-SF brick home at the 2800 block of Sylvia Street, Arkadelphia, for $199,000. Former owners Fen Chen and You Dong, of Hot Springs, bought the place in 2017 for $118,000.
Christopher and Lori Williams are buying a 1,922-SF home at the 1600 block of Gresham Street, Arkadelphia, for $180,000. The property last sold in 2023, for the same price, to Brad and Kendra Brumley, et al, of Smackover.
By way of mortgagee’s deed, Rocket Mortgage acquired a 2,992-SF home at the 1200 block of Cutler Street, Arkadelphia, for $173,809. Amber Collins, et al, agreed to pay $230,000 for the property in 2024.
Nearly 42 acres of timberland south of Arkadelphia changed ownership in a $150,000 deal between landowners. Cypress Break Land & Timber Inc., registered to Ed Givens, of Sparkman, sold the property to Wildland Holdings LLC, registered to Logan Brown, of Little Rock. The acreage is located at the southeast corner of Copeland Ridge Road’s junction with Kitchen Road. Cypress Break bought the property in 2017 for $117,000.
Block 21 of Arkadelphia’s Brownings Addition, which includes the lot housing the former Stewart Auto Sales at the southeast corner of 10th and Caddo streets, sold to MCB Properties in a $145,000 deal. The old car lot, owned by Randy O. and Lori K. Stewart, of Gurdon, gave way to the Arkadelphia Bypass project, leaving only the office space, the details of which are not included in online records. MCB Properties is registered to Corey Brown, of Arkadelphia.
Though not meeting our $100,000 threshold, the sale of another former Caddo Street business is of interest to our readership. The vacant Arkadelphia Laundry & Cleaners at 523 Caddo St. sold to Chanda and Cody Hooten, of Arkadelphia, for $68,500. Chanda Hooten, by way of her vintage shop Chic Not Shabby Arkansas, announced the sale on the business Facebook page, and recently revealed the name of Pink Couch Vintiques. Former owners of the 1,633-SF warehouse space are Alma and David Coston, of Gurdon.
Daphne Alonso is buying a 1,452-SF brick home at the 300 block of North 14th Street, Arkadelphia, for $132,500 and by way of special warranty deed. Lakeview Loan Servicing LLC, of Getzville, New York, previously held title to the deed.
Wrapping up this round of local real estate deals is the $120,000 sale of 80 acres of Gurdon-area timberland sandwiched between Southfork Road and Center Point Road. Buying the land are Bobby and Regina Stokes, of Hot Springs Village. Former owner James Heath Jr., of Longview, Texas, bought the acreage in 2024 for $147,000.
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