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A Charming Curb Appeal created by the textural beauty exterior of this Pebble Creek home. It is desirably situated in the midst of nature without...
Location, Location, Location. In the Granada Golf course area, walk to the driving range or course. This beautiful all brick home has it all on one...

Hot Springs Village Resort

Hot Springs Village, a recreational resort community in Arkansas' Ouachita Mountains, near Lake Ouachita National Park, is the largest gated community in the U.S. encompassing 40.7 square miles.

Hot Springs Village offers year-around golfing at 9 professionally designed golf courses, 15 professionally surfaced tennis courts, fishing, boating, water-skiing, and swimming in 11 pristine recreational lakes, over 20 miles of walking trails, 200+ clubs and fraternal organizations, and many more activities for all ages.

The Hot Springs Village lifestyle has attracted people from all 50 states and numerous countries around the world. Homes in Hot Springs Village vary from very affordable townhomes to affluent waterfront retreats, with an average sale price of approximately $180,000.

When compared to other full-service resort communities, Hot Springs Village fares as one of the most affordable places to live in the country!  Come vacation in Hot Springs Village . . . you just may decide to stay for a lifetime!

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CENTURY 21 H.S.V. Realty's Blog

Is A Fixer-Upper In Your Future?

toolsBuying a fixer-upper might be a dream for you at this point in your life, but it is always to have your feet firmly based in reality. Nothing is as easy as they make it out to be on television or on the internet. Homes are a complex endeavor that often like to hide issues and add money to the project at just a moment's notice. Did you tear out a shower and discover black mold? Or maybe you find that the hardwood floors beneath the carpet are more damaged than you first thought. These costs can all add up and wreak havoc on anyone’s budget. Here are a few things you might want to think about before making a leap to buying a fixer-upper. 

Natural Disasters A Big Factor When Deciding To Buy A House

flooded streetsIncreasing extreme weather conditions this summer means you may have to think more about being prepared for changing weather conditions. Knowing whether or not your home lies within an area that is prone to flooding is important information that you need to consider before you make a purchase as big as a new home. There is always a certain amount of risk when you choose where to live and there are things you can do to make sure that you have your bases covered before you choose to buy a property. Home insurance, with the addition of certain policies, can be purchased to protect your home in the event of a natural disaster and you should always carry the best policy that you can so that you are protected.

Additions to Your Home that Add Potential Value

Once you purchase a home there are things that can add to the enjoyment of your new space. Here are some things homeowners often don't regret adding to or updating on their property once a sale is finalized: