*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Little Rock ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Shannon Hills, AR. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.

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Little Rock, Arkansas in Pulaski County


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River City
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84 active listings near Little Rock
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$2,600,000    17 Edgehill Rd
$2,499,000    10 Cantrell Rd
$2,200,000    2020 N Spruce St
$1,850,000    5912 N Country Club Blvd
$1,450,000    19 Sunset Dr
$1,200,000   * 28 Scenic Pt
$1,149,500    3 Normandy Ln
$1,115,000    6600 Waverly Dr
$1,105,000    4820 Country Club Blvd
$899,000   * 6717 Kenwood Rd
$799,000    5723 Hawthorne Rd
$799,000    5013 Stonewall Rd
$750,000    17 Blue Ridge Cir
$729,000   * 6917 Rockwood Rd
$705,000    5131 Cantrell Rd
$689,900    2108 Beechwood St
$675,000   * 6 Ken Cir
$675,000    1711 N Tyler St
$649,750    5412 Sherwood Rd
$640,000    5415 Centerwood Rd
$618,000    2324 N University Ave
$598,900    38 Scenic Blvd
$539,000    5714 Scenic Dr
$525,000    5112 P St
$495,000    2222 N University Ave
$465,000    112 Englewood Rd
$440,000    6605 Westover Dr
$429,000    5808 Scenic Dr
$415,000    6900 Kingwood Rd
$399,900    1819 N Harrison St
$390,000    1701 N University Ave
$389,000   * 2308 N Cleveland St
$380,000    120 Glen Dr
$359,000    1600 N Fillmore St
$349,000    6700 Greenwood Rd
$345,000    2819 N University Ave
$329,000    218 Englewood Rd
$320,000   * 1701 N Tyler St
$319,000    217 Englewood Rd
$299,900   * 1604 N University Ave
$299,900   * 1604 N University Ave
$299,900   * 2104 N Arthur St
$298,000    6 Myrtle Ln
$295,000    1119 Pine Valley Rd
$285,000    6712 Brentwood Rd
$284,900    1323 Pine Valley Rd
$284,900    75 Indian Trl
$280,000    6600 Westover Dr
$275,000   * 1024 N Coolidge St
$275,000    2011 N Cleveland St
$259,000    1418 Pine Valley Rd
$255,000   * 2408 Blackwood Rd
$250,000    48 Woodglen Rd
$250,000    12 Woodglen Rd
$250,000    52 Woodglen Rd
$250,000    15 Woodglen Rd
$249,000    6724 Rockwood Rd
$229,900    2008 Brownwood Rd
$225,000   * 2017 N McKinley St
$225,000    1112 N Hughes St
$225,000    19 Woodglen Rd
$225,000    21 Woodglen Rd
$225,000    23 Woodglen Rd
$225,000    17 Woodglen Rd
$215,000    6801 Rockwood Rd
$215,000    6801 Rockwood Rd
$210,000    40 Woodglen Rd
$199,000    11 Vantage Pt
$199,000    11 Vantage Pt
$175,000   * 7024 Hillwood Rd
$169,900    7211 Missouri Ave
$165,000   * 908 N Hughes St
$159,500    1824 N Hughes St Apt 4
$152,900   * 301 Kings Row Dr Apt 112
$149,900   * 1201 N Pierce St Apt 20
$145,000    1201 N Pierce St Apt 1
$143,300    301 Kings Row Dr Apt 314
$135,000    1401 N Pierce St Apt 18
$134,000    1601 N Bryant St Unit A4
$129,900    1601 N Bryant St Apt 13
$59,500    7200 Indiana Ave
$42,900    6705 Evergreen St

Interested in fun facts and the history of Little Rock, AR?
Then read on!

Here are some interesting facts and history about Little Rock, Arkansas:

1. Little Rock became the capital of Arkansas in 1821.

2. The city was named after a small rock formation on the south bank of the Arkansas River, which served as a landmark for early travelers.

3. The Trail of Tears, a forced relocation of Native American tribes in the mid-1800s, passed through the Little Rock area.

4. Little Rock became a center of civil rights activism in the 1950s and 1960s, particularly with the desegregation of Central High School in 1957, which was met with resistance and violence.

5. The Clinton Presidential Library is located in Little Rock, dedicated to the 42nd President of the United States, Bill Clinton, who served as governor of Arkansas before his presidency.

6. Little Rock is known for its diverse array of cultural institutions, including the Arkansas Arts Center, the Museum of Discovery, and the Little Rock Zoo.

7. The city is home to several institutions of higher education, including the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Philander Smith College, and Arkansas Baptist College.

8. The William J. Clinton National Airport serves as the major airport for Little Rock.

9. Little Rock has a well-preserved historic downtown district, including the River Market entertainment and dining area, with a historic trolley system connecting the area to other parts of the city.

10. The annual Arkansas State Fair, held each fall in Little Rock, attracts visitors from all over the state and beyond with its carnival rides, concerts, and exhibits.