Arkansas Real Estate & Relocation Guide

Hot Springs Village, Arkansas

Population: 13,561

Located in Saline County

Hot Springs Village continues to gain accolades from a long list of publications and relocation services due to its overall value and long list of amenities. Named the Largest Gated Community in the United States, Hot Springs Village is a stunning 26,000 acre self-contained community featuring an award winning tennis center and nine amazing golf courses, including the four of the top ranked courses in Arkansas by Golf Digest magazine.

For outdoor recreation, residents can dive into one of the eleven recreation lakes offering swimming, boating, fishing, canoeing and more. Fitness buffs will appreciate the more than 20 miles of walking nature trails and outdoor swimming pools, as well as the state-of-the-art Fitness Center with an indoor pool and walking track. For indoor pursuits, Hot Springs Village has a 650-seat performing arts center, recreation library, community center and indoor family games area.

With 25% of the land dedicated to green space, there are many areas left in their beautiful natural state. The Village has one of the lowest crime rates in the nation, with 24-hour security and seven gated entrances. The community also has its own Fire, Police, and EMT ambulance services. There are approximately 8,500 homes in Hot Springs Village situated on wonderful golf, lake and scenic lots. And, with over 20,000 buildable lots remaining, the Village continues to beckon the call for “boomers” looking for that perfect spot to relocate.

Situated in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas, this gated community is just 20 minutes from historic downtown Hot Springs National Park renowned for its bathhouses, elegant hotels, and horseracing and 45 minutes from Little Rock, the capitol of Arkansas.

Acreage: 26,008 acres – the largest gated community in America!

Location: Located just 20 minutes from historic Hot Springs and less than an hour from Little Rock, the state capitol. Easy access to conveniences of larger cities, airports, and hospitals.

Club Structure: Full membership is included with ownership of property. Monthly assessment is only $36!

Within the Village: There are banks, shopping, business centers, medical facilities, more than 15 churches, and over 200 clubs and organizations.

Area Attractions: Historic Hot Springs National Park is one of the South's largest family vacation destinations. Famous for the 147-degree waters that spring naturally, folks from around the globe visit Hot Springs seeking the waters healing powers. These rituals and histories have made the bathhouses and spas here a world attraction. Other attractions include nearby Oaklawn Park, a premier horse racing venue, and various crystal and diamond mining spots. Plus, the Ouachita Mountains provide countless places to explore via hiking, horseback riding, camping, and fishing.

Gatehouse: Controlled access through seven privacy gates; main entrance manned with 24-hour security.

Clubhouse: Three large clubhouses and seven grill/restaurant facilities.

Golf: A golfer's paradise offering eight 18-hole courses and one 27-hole course, practice facilities, computerized tee time reservation system, two weather radar systems providing advance warning for bad weather and lightning strikes, two golf professionals on staff. Two courses awarded "Best New Course" by Golf Digest magazine.

Tennis: 19 tennis courts, 13 clay and 6 hard surfaces. The Coronado Tennis Center is a 1,450 square foot facility with locker rooms, pro shop, and large pavilion. Active tennis association with several USTA teams. Past Tennis Center of the Year in Arkansas.

Fitness: The Coronado Fitness Center is a full workout facility with a three-lane walking track, heated indoor lap pool, weight room, cardio equipment, aerobics room, whirlpool, steam room and saunas. Massage services available.

Recreation: Lawn bowling, pickle ball and bocce ball facilities, as well as a family recreation area with basketball courts, playground equipment, miniature golf course, and an indoor games building.

Boating: There are eleven recreation lakes in Hot Springs Village. Two full service marinas offer covered and non covered storage, supplies and boat rentals.

Lakes: Once called a community of lakes surrounded by land, Hot Springs Village is home to 11 recreational lakes, three beaches, two covered pavilions, and two full-service marinas. Boating, fishing, swimming, canoeing and water sports.

Swimming: Outdoor pool complex with three pools, lounge areas, covered tables and shade areas, snack bar, and locker room facility. Swim lessons available for all ages. Indoor pool located in the Coronado Fitness Center.

Trails: Over 30 miles of structured trails for walking, cycling, and golf cart traffic. Maps and parking available.

Healthcare: While a great variety of services are available in and around the Village, residents are fortunate to have two outstanding regional medical facilities in nearby Hot Springs – both of which maintain satellite clinics in Hot Springs Village.

Performing Arts Center: The Ponce de Leon Center features a 650-seat state-of-the-art performing arts center which provides musicals, dramas, and dance, vocal and choral presentations throughout the year.

Dining & Shopping: Downtown Hot Springs offers a unique glimpse into the Victorian era with wonderful antique shops, art galleries, quaint cafes, and gourmet restaurants.

Lots: Interior, golf front, and lake homesites available; priced from $5,000 to $250,000.

Townhomes: Priced from $70,000 to $315,000.

Homes: Priced from $80,000 to over $1 million.