Your Guide to Buying a Home in Mountain Home, AR

Buying a Home in Mountain Home, Arkansas

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Mountain Home is located in Baxter County

Population: 10,150 Mountain Home is a unique and wonderful place to retire or raise a family with small town friendliness, first rate schools, up-to-date stores, service establishments, excellent medical facilities and its' proximity to two beautiful lakes and rivers. The pace is easy and life is gentle. Our crime rate is way below the national average. According to the latest statistics, Mountain Home's response time is one-third that of the national average. Living here brings pride each time we are named Volunteer Community of the year, again and again. Mountain Home is a friendly, growing community, one of the country's best retirement and relocation spots.

Housing price range from $10,000 to $600,000. This price range includes mobile homes located in mobile home parks to homes located in exclusive neighborhoods. The average selling price of a home was $90,614 in 1999. Area residents live in condominiums, close-knit neighborhoods and exclusive developments. They buy homes centered around a boating and fishing lifestyle, a golf course or children. The unpolluted Ozark Mountains of Arkansas and Missouri offer the perfect place to work, raise a family, vacation or retire.

Choose a home near Lake Norfork or Bull Shoals Lake for bass fishing and skiing, the White River for trout fishing, North Fork River for fly fishing, or the wooded hills bordering the Ozark National Forest for hiking and exploring.

Mountain Home has a vibrant, progressive community base. Mountain Home is an Arkansas Community of Excellence, and is the trad and job center for the north-central region of The Natural State. Several shopping center and a variety of different types of retail stores are here to serve residents' needs. The area industry runs the gamut from manufacturers of the world's finest bass boats to companies producing health-care products, furniture and materials used by professional and amateur fly tyers. The industrial park is thriving, and the Chamber of Commerce is ready to assist new industries to locate in the Mountain home Area. Clean industries and family businesses thrive here.

The Mountain Home School District is fully accredited by the North Central Association. The school system is excellent - one of the top in the state. Many volunteers to strengthen and support the many fine teachers. The city is home to Arkansas State University Mountain Home. It is a two-year institution providing associate degrees; certificates in occupational fields; non-credit community interest courses. Senior citizens may attend regular college credit courses tuition-free as space is available.

Mountain Home is located in North Central Arkansas between Lake Norfork and Bull Shaols Lake in Baxter county. U.S. 62/412 and Scenic Hwy. 5 run through Mountain Home. Branson, MO is 87 miles away. Little Rock, AR is 150 miles away. Memphis, TN is 195 miles away. Springfield, MO is 110 miles away.