$6.7-Million Arkansas Mansion Has Its Personal 1.2-Mile Race Observe

Should you’ve ever needed to journey to a racetrack, you may know it isn’t straightforward. Most tracks are situated out in the midst of nowhere, a number of hours from the closest main metropolis. Do you danger driving your temperamental automotive to the observe, or fork out for a trailer and a rig? The journey is at all times a trouble. However what if the observe days got here to you? That is the concept behind this large property in northwestern Arkansas, full with a mansion, infinite room for automotive storage, and its personal racetrack.

1691 S. Useless Horse Mountain Street is a 393-acre property that sits nestled on the outskirts of Fayetteville, a city close to the border between Arkansas and Oklahoma. Surrounding the big 7764-square-foot house is a 1.2-mile paved asphalt racetrack that options three massive right-hand sweepers, switchbacks, and a few hairpins. The structure reminds us lots of Lime Rock Park.

The five-bedroom, six-bath home, which sits on the again straight, is filled with facilities together with a health club, a theater, a bar, and a large kitchen. On the finish of mentioned straight is a pull-out street that results in a huge storage facility, full with two-post lifts and sufficient house to retailer as many race automobiles, trailers, and RVs as your coronary heart needs. There’s additionally a totally separate visitor home. The complete property is powered by photo voltaic panels, making it the biggest privately owned photo voltaic complicated within the area, in keeping with the itemizing.

The property is at present listed on Realtor.com with an asking worth of $6.7 million. Certain, it could be smack-dab in the midst of the nation, however we nonetheless assume you are getting so much on your cash. How many individuals can say they get up and go 10/10ths on their very own non-public observe earlier than breakfast? Not many.