Prairie Grove neighborhoods located in Prairie Grove, Arkansas are quickly becoming the sought after area to live in NW Arkansas. Located just West of Fayetteville, it is a short drive to University of Arkansas. The downtown area is reminiscent of the good ‘ole days with cute downtown shops, an Ace hardware store and town festivals throughout the year. Due to the quaintness of this town, homes sales started to soar. The demand for homes grew faster than the inventory so a lot of new construction started taking place.

With the demand in mind to live here, we outlined several great communities in Prairie Grove that we think you would love. 

2. Battlefield Estates – Is a neighborhood made up of traditional homes built around 2017 and newer. Most homes sit on a 1/4 acre and are well kept. Battlefield Estates sits on the Northeast side of PG and is in the PG school zones.  Homes are on city sewer and water.

3. Bethel Blacktop – The Bethel Blacktop area consists of newer (2021) homes that sit on over 1.5 acres or more. The homes are constructed in the craftsman style/country look. Homes typically are on public water and septic tanks.

4. Meadowsweet– This is a smaller neighborhood of around 70 homes, built around 2008 -2010,  on 1/4 lots, with traditional construction, and sit in the Southeast part of Prairie Grove, close to Farmington. Due to the location, residents often have school of choice between PG and Farmington. Homes are on public water and sewer. 

6. Prairie Pines – This small section of homes sits right on Viney Grove Rd. Just across from the Belle Meade neighborhood. Homes are around 2004-2005, single story, and have public utilities.

7. Prairie Grove Original – AKA downtown. This area of town can be referred to as many things including PG Original, WT Neals, Rogers Add and Simpson Add (in the MLS). All these areas lie around the downtown or close by. These homes are among the oldest in the area and are filled with tons are character.

8. Willow Creek – Located in the heart of Prairie Grove, within walking distance to the shops of downtown. This area has more established homes.

9. Wakefield Park – Brand spanking NEW! The new neighborhood is just beginning and is full of beautiful home sites. Located just off 62 and Parks, close to the Junk Ranch event that takes place yearly.

10. Sundowner – Maybe be last on the our list (for no particular reason) but 1st in many ways. It is the largest of Prairie Grove neighborhoods. The roads are named after many of the officers that bravely fought in the Battle of Prairie Grove. The homes all sit on a 1/4 acre or less and are built in the traditional brick construction. They range in age from early 2000s to current.

Homes in Prairie Grove:

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Purchasing a home

I always suggest reaching out to a lender prior to viewing homes. This will save you a lot of hassle in the long run and let you and me (Your Realtor) know which homes will fit your budget.

Here is a list of local lenders I recommend. I always recommend using a local lender as opposed to a big commercial lender due to relationships with local appraisers. It will work in your favor, trust me.

1. Amber Moser – Thrive Mortgage
2. Isela Hughes – Nexa Mortgage (Spanish speaking if needed)
3. Emily Rainwater – Centennial Bank
4. Lauren Chambers Pro Mortgage – 816-585-6067