🏡 Dreamy Retreat at 100 Hillsboro Street, Helena, Arkansas! #UnitedRealEstateCentralArkansas #HomeForSale #HelenaArkansas #FamilyHome #RealEstate


🏡 Dreamy Retreat at 100 Hillsboro Street, Helena, Arkansas!  #UnitedRealEstateCentralArkansas #HomeForSale #HelenaArkansas #FamilyHome #RealEstate 

100 Hillsboro Street in Helena, Arkansas Presented by Kathryn Lambert and Walter Washington of United Real Estate Central Arkansas

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This delightful two-story home is nestled in one of Helena’s most tranquil neighborhoods and is close to both Phillips Community College and Central High School. The den is large, open, and light-filled, with surround sound and a wood-burning fireplace. The home is perfect for family gatherings and entertaining with a bonus room, a large fenced backyard, and a pool. It features 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, as well as an open upstairs study that looks out over the den. The eat-in kitchen is well-appointed with lots of cabinets and new countertops. Other updates include a brand new roof, new AC unit, new hot water heater, and a Vivint Security System, complete with video surveillance. This could be your family’s peaceful retreat!

For more information about 100 Hillsboro Street in Helena, Arkansas, please contact Kathryn Lambert and Walter Washington of United Real Estate Central Arkansas at (501) 492-9079 or (501) 747-1532



Location: 100 Hillsboro St, Helena, AR 72342, USA

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