4200 Friendly Hope Road

Jonesboro, Arkansas 72404-6815, HOA KỲ

Once in a lifetime opportunity! There is nothing like this on the market and there may never be again. Incredible, sprawling 15-acre estate with 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and 3 half bathrooms minutes from World-Class Duck Hunting. Just under 11,000 sqft between the Main House, Guest House and Pool House designed by Nelson Design Group/Michael Nelson Designs and built by Marty Hesch Construction. Inside the Main House, vaulting 18 ft ceilings, featuring around a quarter-of-a-million-dollars in incredible woodwork. The barreled ceiling is lined with reclaimed wood from a 150-year-old North Carolina barn. The beams are hand-hewn Douglas fir, held together with mortice and tenon pegs. The Tennessee Fieldstone anchors the massive living room fireplace and the entryway. The Master Bedroom faces east so you can wake up to morning sunrises with a view of the pool and fully landscaped backyard. The large Master Bedroom includes an en-suite bath and his and hers closets. Every Guest Room is uniquely appointed with an en-suite bath and walk-in closets as well. Entertain as many guests as you want in over 2,300 sqft of covered outdoor entertaining space. In the upstairs guest wing, sits the Media Room with a 133-inch screen, digital projector with all fiber cables and 7.2 Dolby Surround Sound. Throughout the massive home are 3.5 kitchens, one of them is a swim-up kitchen and bar designed by Brewer Pools of Memphis. Enjoy your own private deck that leads to the 36 foot deep pond, fully stocked and located on about an acre. The attached guest house has a full kitchen with Miele built-in espresso machine, 2 bedrooms and a full bath as well as it's own living room space. The Pool House is complete with full bar, lounge, catering room, full bath and sauna. The barn is nearly 4,200 sqft and is used for private events. It pairs perfectly with the guest house, which can be used for out of town guests. The pool house is a great spot for meetings and parties! 3-4 acres on the front of the property could even be divided into lots for future homes.