Pine needles cover the yard. A brown cabin sits under oaks and tall pines, with a long covered porch facing the woods. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath hunting cabin in Magazine, Arkansas was built in 1990. It has 1,168 square feet on a slab, plus 50 acres of hardwood and pine. A small pond sits out front. Two storage sheds stand in a clearing.
The asking price is $165,000. The listing is active at 1100 La Rue Lane. Two connecting tracts—about 30 acres and 40 acres—are also offered, so you can add land if you want a bigger block. A tractor and a boat convey with the cabin package, along with the sheds.
Central heat and air run year-round. Water comes from a well. A septic tank handles waste. Fiber optic is available at the property. You can check the full pricing history and listing details in the source link below the photos.
The brown cabin and covered porch sit on a leaf-covered slope, with chairs lined up under the roof and woods rising behind.
A two-track dirt lane runs through pines and hardwoods toward the cabin and outbuildings.
Wood Walls, Vinyl Floors, and the Main Room
Step through the front door and the living room feels like a camp. Vertical wood paneling covers the walls. A ceiling fan turns over carpet and vinyl. A burgundy sofa and two recliners face a wall-mounted TV. Deer mounts and small frames hang above the couch. Sheer curtains let in gray woods light.
There is no fireplace. Heat is central. The layout is one story and simple. Rooms flow in a short line from the porch to the bedrooms. The house is not an open-concept floor plan in the modern sense, but the main room is large enough for a hunting group to sit after dark.
Vinyl flooring shows up in the wetter rooms. Laundry hookups are electric for both washer and dryer. Take a look at the interior shots below, and find the complete photo gallery linked at the end of this tour.
Wood paneling, a burgundy sofa, recliners, and mounted antlers fill the main living room under a ceiling fan.
Kitchen and Everyday Gear
The kitchen is a working cabin kitchen, not a gourmet kitchen. An electric oven, microwave, and refrigerator convey. An electric water heater serves the house. Counter space is modest. You cook, you eat, you go back outside.
That setup fits the use. Most days here start on the porch or at the pond. Meals stay simple. If you host a weekend group, the two full baths and three bedrooms keep people from stacking up in one room.
Three Bedrooms and Two Full Baths
All three bedrooms sit on the main floor. Closets are standard. There is no listed primary suite with a private bath, so treat the two full bathrooms as shared. That still works for family, friends, or a hunting party.
The cabin is 1,168 square feet, so rooms are compact. Ceiling fans help in summer. Central air does the rest. Slab foundation means no basement storage. Use the sheds for gear, boots, and the tractor.
Finishes are honest cabin grade. Wood walls, vinyl, and basic fixtures. Buyers who want marble and a spa bath will keep driving. Buyers who want a dry place to sleep between stands will stop here.
A wood deck off the cabin holds a yellow kayak, a table with a folded umbrella, a bench, and a push mower.
Pond, Porch, Deck, and 50 Wooded Acres
Outdoor living space starts on the covered porch. Chairs sit in a row facing the trees. A side deck wraps another wall. A yellow kayak leans there. A glass table and a folded umbrella wait for a dry afternoon. From the deck you look down a slope of leaves and pine straw.
A small round pond sits in front of the cabin. A brick fire ring is set in the dirt nearby. Pines crowd the bank. The water is still and close enough to watch from the porch. It is a good spot to sit, not a big fishing lake.
The rest of the 50 acres is woods. Hardwoods mix with pine. An open grassy patch opens under two tall pines. A gravel and dirt drive winds in from La Rue Lane. There is no fence listed. Privacy comes from trees and distance, not wire.
From the porch you see a small pond through the pines and a brick fire ring in the leaf litter.
The round pond sits in a ring of grass and pine straw, with dense woods on every side.
A small open meadow of dry grass sits between tall pines at the edge of the timber.
Sheds, Tractor, and Extra Tracts
Two white storage sheds stand in the grass. One has a green metal gate in front. They hold tools and the extras that come with the sale. The listing includes a tractor and a boat. Confirm what stays with a written inventory before you close.
Additional parcels can join this tract. The same office lists connecting land on La Rue Lane, including a 39.5-acre piece and a 29.3-acre piece. That is how you get closer to the 30- and 40-acre add-ons mentioned in the remarks. Ask the agent which lines touch.
Two small white sheds sit in a grassy clearing, one with a green gate, surrounded by mixed woods.
Magazine, Mount Magazine, and Blue Mountain Lake
Magazine is a small Logan County town in western Arkansas. Mount Magazine State Park, the highest point in the state, is a short drive. Blue Mountain Lake and the Ouachita woods sit close enough for a day trip. Paris and Booneville cover groceries and services.
The cabin is outside city limits and not in a subdivision. Power is on site. A satellite dish is listed. Fiber optic is available, which helps if you work remote between hunts. Schools are in the Magazine district.
Hunting land in this pocket of the real estate market moves when the timber and access are already in place. This tract has a cabin, a well, septic, a pond, and a drive. That combination is harder to find than raw woods alone. Full specs and the remaining photos wait at the bottom of this page.
What This Magazine Cabin Offers
This cabin with 50 acres in Magazine, Arkansas gives you three bedrooms, two baths, central air, a covered porch, a small pond, two sheds, and timber. Price is $165,000. Extra adjoining acres are listed separately if you want more cover.
Walk the two-track. Stand at the fire ring. Sit on the porch and listen to the pines. If a simple cabin and a block of woods is what you came for, this La Rue Lane tract is worth a hard look.
If you’re interested in learning more about this property, please contact the listing agent through the Zillow link provided below the photos.
Zillow Listing and Full Gallery