490 County Road 466

This house sits on the Ridge in Jonesboro, Arkansas, on 9.35 acres, fully fenced with barbed wire. All brick and stone under a standing-seam metal roof, no exterior wood anywhere no repainting, no rot, no board replacement down the road. The front porch runs the width of the house under stacked stone columns, with a zero-step ramp to the door. The door is solid wrought iron with scrollwork glass. Every exterior window and door has Tapco security screens, and the garage doors are solid steel with insulation. Roughly 5,600 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms in the main house, split floor plan. The main living area is large and flows into the beautiful chef's kitchen. Recessed lighting, ceiling fans, and a wired in-ceiling sound system run through the main living areas. The kitchen: white cabinetry floor to ceiling on two walls, a walk-in pantry, and a waterfall-edge granite island seating four. Gas cooktop, vented hood, stainless double wall oven. A formal dining room sits off the kitchen, plus a separate formal living room has a vaulted ceiling, a floor-to-ceiling stacked stone fireplace with a custom wood mantle, and a full wall of glass doors and windows facing the stocked pond. A home office is off the main hallway, and a media room is set up as a full home theater with a 4K projector, drop-down screen, and wired speakers. The primary suite sits apart from the other two bedrooms. A barn door opens to a large walk-in closet with built-in drawer storage. The bathroom has a granite vanity and a curbless, fully tiled walk-in shower with a grab bar no step to catch a foot or a wheel. The other two bedrooms have vaulted ceilings, ceiling fans, and share a hall bath with a granite vanity and glass shower. Above the garage is a separate apartment, heated and cooled independently: full kitchen with quartz counters, living/dining area, private bedroom, full bath, and an office/laundry room. A chairlift runs up to it. It's a finished second living space a parent, a college kid home for summer, or a long-term guest can have their own door. Accessibility runs through the whole house: the ramp, the curbless shower, pressure-assist toilets throughout, and the chairlift were all built in from the start, not added later. Out back, a covered porch and screened section overlook the sloped land, and a second-level deck off the great room gives the same view from higher up. Power blinds are installed throughout. The land drops to a private, stocked pond with a small dock. A metal building shop sits elsewhere on the property, roofed to match the house. The garage is oversized with a sealed floor, a pegboard tool wall, and its own mini-split. Between that and three separate central air systems zoning the house and apartment, the property runs on four independent climate systems. Two central vacuum systems and a high-end security camera system cover the property.