1716 W Holly Street Development Site Fayetteville AR
1716 W Holly Street Fayetteville AR

1716 W Holly Street

Fayetteville, Arkansas

$2,000,000
Lot Size
2.34 Acres
Price / Acre
$854,701
Status
Active
MLS #
1341533
Location
Fayetteville
Flood Zone
None

2.34-Acre Development Opportunity in Fayetteville

1716 W Holly Street offers a rare land acquisition in one of Northwest Arkansas's fastest-growing markets. This cleared, level 2.34-acre site features public water and sewer on-site, major road frontage, and proximity to Fayetteville's central business district and trail network.

Property Highlights

2.34 Acres
Major road frontage
Cleared and level
Public utilities on site
Strong investment potential
Excellent schools nearby
No flood zone
Ready to develop

Location and Access

1716 W Holly Street is located in Fayetteville, Arkansas, within one of the most dynamic growth corridors in the southeastern United States. Fayetteville serves as the cultural and educational anchor of Northwest Arkansas, home to the University of Arkansas and a thriving downtown district. The property sits along a major road with strong visibility and convenient access to I-49, Razorback Greenway, and the regional trail network. Proximity to shopping, dining, healthcare, and employment centers makes this site exceptionally well-positioned for residential or mixed-use development.

Site Condition

The 2.34-acre parcel is cleared and level, significantly reducing site preparation costs. Public water and sewer are available on-site, eliminating the need for well or septic infrastructure. The property is not located in a flood zone, reducing insurance requirements and permitting complexity. These conditions make the site development-ready with minimal environmental or grading challenges.

Market Position

Northwest Arkansas continues to rank among the fastest-growing metro areas in the nation, driven by the corporate headquarters of Walmart, Tyson Foods, and J.B. Hunt. Fayetteville benefits from university-driven demand, cultural tourism anchored by Crystal Bridges Museum and the Momentary, and a robust trail-and-recreation economy. Infill development sites of this size with public utilities are increasingly scarce, positioning this parcel as a compelling opportunity for developers and investors seeking exposure to the NWA growth story.

Investment Merit

At $854,701 per acre, this site is competitively priced relative to comparable infill parcels in the Fayetteville market. The combination of size, location, utility access, and road frontage supports a range of development programs — from single-family or townhome communities to mixed-use or multifamily projects. As NWA's population and employment base continue to expand, land values in established corridors are expected to appreciate, making this an asset with both near-term development potential and long-term strategic value.

Community and Surroundings

Fayetteville offers a distinctive quality of life that consistently ranks among the best in the nation. The Razorback Greenway provides over 36 miles of paved trails connecting communities across NWA. The University of Arkansas campus, Dickson Street entertainment district, and the Fayetteville Square are all within easy reach. The region's cultural assets — including Crystal Bridges, TheatreSquared, and the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks — attract both residents and visitors. This blend of education, culture, recreation, and economic opportunity defines the NWA lifestyle.

Schools and Services

The property is served by the Fayetteville Public Schools district, one of the largest and highest-performing districts in Arkansas. Nearby schools include Holcomb Elementary, Ramay Junior High, and Fayetteville High School. The University of Arkansas provides higher education, research, and medical services. Healthcare is accessible through Washington Regional Medical Center and the VA Health Care System of the Ozarks. Fire, police, and emergency services are within standard response times for the Fayetteville metro area.

Future Outlook

Fayetteville and the broader NWA region are positioned for sustained growth over the next decade. Continued corporate expansion, infrastructure investment (including I-49 improvements and XNA airport expansion), and cultural development are driving population and employment gains. Infill development sites with utility access and strong location fundamentals will become increasingly valuable as the market matures. This parcel represents an opportunity to participate in one of the most compelling real estate growth stories in the central United States.

Next Steps

Mason Capital Group invites qualified buyers, developers, and investors to schedule a private consultation to discuss this opportunity. Our advisory team can provide additional site data, zoning analysis, comparable transactions, and development feasibility insights. Contact us at 479-925-3333 or request details through the form on this page.

1716 W Holly Street

2.34-acre development site with public utilities in place, level topography, and major road frontage in Fayetteville.

  • Land
  • 2.34 Acres
  • $2,000,000

Prime 2.34-acre development parcel at 1716 W Holly Street in Fayetteville, offered at $2,000,000 — approximately $854,701 per acre. The site is cleared, level, and fully served by public water and sewer. Zoned for development potential with frontage on a major corridor, this parcel sits near the central business district with proximity to neighborhood retail, office parks, and the Razorback Greenway trail system. MLS# 1341533.

Contact our office to schedule a site visit at 1716 W Holly Street. We can walk the property with you, discuss zoning and entitlement options, and provide comparable development data. Our team handles every detail so you can evaluate the opportunity on your timeline.

This 2.34-acre parcel in Fayetteville presents a compelling development opportunity at approximately $854,701 per acre. Situated in a high-growth corridor with public water and sewer already on site, the property eliminates significant infrastructure costs typically associated with ground-up development. The cleared, level topography minimizes site preparation expenses. Fayetteville's sustained population growth and proximity to the University of Arkansas create strong demand fundamentals across residential, commercial, and mixed-use asset classes. With no flood zone designation and major road frontage, the site offers immediate development readiness.

2.34-Acre Development Opportunity in Fayetteville

1716 W Holly Street offers a rare land acquisition in one of Northwest Arkansas's fastest-growing markets. This cleared, level 2.34-acre site features public water and sewer on-site, major road frontage, and proximity to Fayetteville's central business district and trail network. Ideal for residential, commercial, or mixed-use development.

Highlights
2.34 Acres
Major road frontage
Cleared and level
Public utilities on site
Strong investment potential
Excellent schools nearby
No flood zone
Ready to move in

Site details

Location and access

1716 W Holly Street sits along a major corridor in Fayetteville with frontage on a well-traveled road. The site is near the central business district with proximity to the University of Arkansas campus, neighborhood retail, and the Razorback Greenway trail system. Roads include common, highway, and public access points.

Site condition

The 2.34-acre parcel is cleared and level — ready for development with minimal site preparation. Public water and sewer are already on site, eliminating major infrastructure costs. The property carries no flood zone designation, reducing both insurance costs and regulatory complexity.

Market position

Fayetteville's development market continues to tighten as available land parcels with utilities in place become increasingly scarce. At approximately $854,701 per acre, this site is positioned competitively for the corridor. The combination of cleared topography, public utilities, and major road frontage makes it a standout among available development parcels in Washington County.

Investment merit

Development-ready land with utilities in place commands a premium in Northwest Arkansas. This parcel's infrastructure advantages — public water, sewer, cleared and level topography — translate directly to reduced development timelines and lower carrying costs. The Fayetteville market benefits from sustained demand driven by the University of Arkansas and the region's corporate employers.

Community and surroundings

Fayetteville blends a vibrant university-town atmosphere with the economic engine of Northwest Arkansas. The area surrounding W Holly Street provides access to local dining, entertainment, and cultural amenities. The Razorback Greenway trail system connects Fayetteville to the broader NWA trail network, adding lifestyle value to any future development.

Schools and services

The property falls within the Fayetteville School District, one of the top-performing districts in Arkansas. Washington County provides full municipal services to this corridor. The University of Arkansas campus is nearby, creating a deep pool of potential tenants and end users for residential or mixed-use development.

Future outlook

Fayetteville's growth trajectory remains strong with continued population increases and corporate investment across Northwest Arkansas. Utility-served land parcels along major corridors will only become more scarce and more valuable. Early acquisition positions buyers to capture maximum appreciation as the market tightens.

Next steps

Contact Mason Capital Group to schedule a site visit and discuss development potential. Our team can walk you through zoning options, comparable sales data, and entitlement timelines. We handle every detail so you can make an informed decision on your timeline.

Experience

Life in Fayetteville

Fayetteville is the cultural and academic heart of Northwest Arkansas. Home to the University of Arkansas, a nationally recognized culinary scene, and the Razorback Greenway trail system, the city offers a quality of life that drives sustained demand for residential and commercial development. The W Holly Street corridor connects to Fayetteville's central business district, neighborhood retail, and the broader NWA metro.

Outdoor recreation

The Razorback Greenway trail system runs through Fayetteville, connecting to 40+ miles of paved trails across Northwest Arkansas. Lake Fayetteville, Kessler Mountain, and dozens of city parks offer hiking, cycling, and water recreation minutes from the property.

Arts and culture

Fayetteville's arts scene is anchored by TheatreSquared, the Walton Arts Center, and a thriving gallery district. The University of Arkansas campus adds year-round cultural programming, lectures, and performing arts events.

Dining and food

Fayetteville's culinary scene has earned national recognition, from the Fayetteville Square's local restaurants to chef-driven spots along College Avenue. The city's food culture reflects its university-town energy and growing regional influence.

Community events

The Fayetteville Farmers Market, Lights of the Ozarks, and Razorback game days bring the community together throughout the year. These events reinforce Fayetteville's identity as a vibrant, connected city with strong neighborhood roots.

Expertise

The Fayetteville Advantage

Fayetteville anchors the southern corridor of Northwest Arkansas — one of the fastest-growing metros in the country. The University of Arkansas, a nationally ranked culinary scene, and the Razorback Greenway trail network drive sustained demand across every asset class.

Proven

University of Arkansas

The state's flagship university brings 30,000+ students, faculty, and staff to Fayetteville — creating deep and consistent demand for housing, retail, and services near the W Holly Street corridor.

Management

Trail Network and Recreation

The Razorback Greenway connects Fayetteville to 40+ miles of paved trails across NWA. Lake Fayetteville and Kessler Mountain offer additional outdoor recreation, making the area attractive to active residents and families.

Advantage

Economic Growth

Northwest Arkansas continues to attract corporate investment and population growth. Fayetteville benefits from proximity to Walmart, Tyson Foods, and J.B. Hunt headquarters while maintaining its own distinct economic base through the university and healthcare sectors.

Clear process

We walk you through each step without confusion or pressure.

Real results

Properties sold faster and buyers positioned for long-term success.

Global

Development Demand

Utility-served development parcels in Fayetteville are increasingly scarce. The W Holly Street corridor's combination of public infrastructure, road frontage, and proximity to the central business district positions it for strong absorption across multiple use types.

Interested in 1716 W Holly Street?

Contact Mason Capital Group to schedule a site visit or request additional details about this development opportunity.

What makes Fayetteville special?

Fayetteville combines university-town culture with the economic strength of Northwest Arkansas. The city offers acclaimed dining, an expanding trail network, and strong demand across residential and commercial sectors.

How do showings work?

We arrange access within 24 hours for serious buyers. Virtual tours are available, and our team can walk you through the property in person or answer questions remotely.

What is the market timing?

Market conditions shift, but fundamentals in Northwest Arkansas remain strong. We help you understand where we are in the cycle and position you accordingly.

Can you help with financing?

We work with lenders and can recommend trusted partners. Our role is to guide you through the process and ensure you understand every step.

What about investment potential?

This property sits in a market with long-term growth prospects. We can discuss rental potential, appreciation trends, and how it fits your portfolio strategy.

More questions?

Reach out to our team anytime

Ready to move forward

Schedule a showing or request details about this property

By submitting this form you agree to our terms and privacy policy
Thank you for reaching out. We will be in touch soon.
Something went wrong. Please try again.