We would like to introduce Hot Springs Village, Arkansas, a 26,000+ acre gated family, resort and retirement community. We are the largest gated community in the United States, nestled in the beautiful Ouachita Mountains. The Village offers 11 recreational lakes, 9 professionally designed golf courses (8 public & 1 private), Hot Springs National Park, activities, clubs & more. You can do as much, or as little, as you like!
Hot Springs Village is 20 minutes north on scenic Highway 7 from Hot Springs, AR which is one of the favorite vacation spots of many (including presidents). Hot Springs offers annual jazz, music & film festivals, Bath Houses, magic shows as well as other live entertainment, shopping, art galleries, Magic Springs and Crystal Falls Water & Amusement Park, Convention Facilities and Sports Arena, and more. Little Rock has an national airport and offers all the amenities of a major city, and is only 55 minutes away.
If Golf is your game, we offer top ranked courses in Arkansas per Golf Digest. In 2005 Isabella #1, Ponce de Leon #2, Diamante #4, Balboa #7, plus 5 other championship courses all with slope ratings from 56.3 to 78.9. Year after year, in 2017 Magellan Golf Course was #1, Granada #2 and Ponce de Leon #4. In 2019, Diamante Golf Course was #3. In 2020, GolfLink.com has Hot Springs Village as #1 in "Top 20 Arkansas Golfing Destinations." Beginner or advanced, you choose the course with the difficulty level you want to challenge your skill. Golf Pass has named Hot Springs Village one of the "Top 10 Retirement destinations for golfers"
DeSoto Recreation Center offers a miniature golf course, outdoor pools, Pickleball & basketball courts, children’s play area, and more. Coronado Center offers a large tennis association. Come join and play at any of our 11 pro-surfaced courts (7 lighted).
Fishing and boating may be your cup of tea and can be satisfied on any of the 11 different lakes ranging from 11 acres up to 950 acres. 4 of these lakes have new boat ramps & parking. Swimming beaches are located on 2 of the larger lakes which also allow water skiing. There are 2 outdoor pavilions & 2 marinas. The Village has a very active Anglers Club for the fishing enthusiasts or just cast your line into any
one of the Village lakes. Lake Ouachita, Arkansas’ largest lake, can be found just 15 minutes away. We also offer Lawn Bowling & Bocce Ball, as well as a newer Dog Park for both large and small.
Hiking has become a great pastime, as well as a good form of exercise with more than 21+ miles of wooded trails inside the gates. The Natatorium offers a state of the art work-out facility with hot tub, sauna, weight room, exercise room, and an in-door lap pool for indoor enthusiasts. The Village has the largest duplicate bridge club in Arkansas with 1 to 3 games daily for all levels 0 to 1000 plus master points. There are also over 200+ other clubs & organizations for your enjoyment and involvement. We have banks, shopping, business centers, medical facilities and more than 18 churches.
The Village has approximately 16,000+/- full time residents with over 34,000 property owners. The Property Owners Association (POA) maintains more than 450 miles of asphalt roads with new roads being added as new homes are built in previously undeveloped subdivisions. All of this for only $65.50/month POA fees. Townhomes have additional monthly dues. Ownership of property in the Village is represented by every state in the United States, as well as some international owners. Or just come for the fun, vacation with us, as thousands do each year.
Pictures speak louder than words, so please visit our web site: www.SellingHotSpringsVillage.com for additional information or give us a call or text at 501.922.8009 and come visit our “little bit of heaven on earth!”.
CENTURY 21 United • (501) 922-8009 Cell • (501) 223.2521 office • 888.234.7237 – fax
www.SellingHotSpringsVillage.com • Hot Springs Village • AR 71909 • Living the Dream!
The Basics:• The largest gated community in the United States (land area wise), comparable in size to San Francisco and nearly twice the size of Manhattan Island.• First master planned community to receive the “AARC seal of approval”.• “One of the Best Retirement Communities” voted in Where to Retire Magazine.• Total development of 26,000 acres• Population of approximately 16,000 +/-• Approximately 8,000 housing units• Price range of homes is $50,000 - $1,000,000+• Great real estate value per dollar.• Population of HSV represents approximately 6% of Garland and Saline Counties’ population.• Approximately $358,000,000 has been expended in the local economy through site development, infrastructure, construction, resident and visitor expenditures.• Governed by non-profit, tax exempt Property Owner’s Association.• Full scope of emergency and law enforcement services available.• Two (2) regional medical facilities, in addition to a variety of medical and dental offices in Hot Springs Village.• Area businesses represent services and products for everyday needs and more.• Excellent area schools and institutions for higher and continuing education.• Lifestyle and amenities offer something for all ages and interests.• Eight (8) 18 hole and one (1) 27 hole championship golf courses.
• Over 200 civic and social organizations, many with national affiliations.
Since 2003:• Lot sales have increased approximately 242.6%• Building permits have increased approximately 162.8%
• Home sales have increased approximately 121%
Established in 2006:• Lots sales 4,158• Building permits 306
• Home sales 880
Ownership of property in Hot Springs Village is represented by every state in the United States, in addition to international owners.Market growth for potential owners is unlimited! We have “Baby Boomers” getting ready to retire, “Generation X” buying 2nd homes, vacation and investment properties and “Generation Y” discovering the safety, beauty and opportunities we offer. Come visit, then stay a lifetime!
Hot Springs Village is really the “Best Kept Secret in the United States”.
For more information, contact CENTURY 21 H.S.V. Realty at (800) 643.1554
Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated.For more information on taxes, cost of living, activities, homes, lots, building, . . . call
CENTURY 21 H.S.V. Realty • Your 1-stop shop! • 800.643.1554 or 501.922.2021
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Sales Taxes State Sales Taxes: 6.0% (prescription drugs exempt). Food taxed at 2% natural gas and electricity taxed at 4.5%, city and county sales taxes could add another 6.5%. To view local rates, click here.Gasoline Tax: 21.87 cents/gallonDiesel Fuel Tax 22.8 cents/gallonCigarette Tax: $1.15 cents/pack of 20
Personal Income TaxesTax Rate Range: Low - 1.0%; High - 7.0% *Income Brackets: Lowest - $3,899; Highest - $32,700Number of Brackets: 6Tax Credits: Single - $23; Married - $46; Dependents - $23Additional deduction if 65 years of age or older - $23Standard Deduction: Single - $2,000; Married filing jointly - $4,000Medical/Dental Deduction: Same as Federal taxesFederal Income Tax Deduction: NoneRetirement Income Taxes: Social Security is exempt, as are VA benefits, Workers’ Compensation, Tier 1 and Tier 2 Railroad Retirement benefits, and unemployment compensation. Up to $6,000 in military, civil service, state/local government, and private pensions are exempt. The exemption refers to income from public or private retirement systems, plans or programs. IRA distributions can be included as part of the $6,000 exemption if the taxpayer is 59½ or older. Out-of-state government pensions also qualify for the exemption.Retired Military Pay: Up to $6,000 of federal retirement pay and/or survivor benefits excluded.Military Disability Retired Pay: Retirees who entered the military before Sept. 24, 1975, and members receiving disability retirements based on combat injuries or who could receive disability payments from the VA are covered by laws giving disability broad exemption from federal income tax. Most military retired pay based on service-related disabilities also is free from federal income tax, but there is no guarantee of total protection.VA Disability Dependency and Indemnity Compensation: VA benefits are not taxable because they generally are for disabilities and are not subject to federal or state taxes. Military SBP/SSBP/RCSBP/RSFPP: Generally subject to state taxes for those states with income tax. Check with state department of revenue office.
Property Taxes Arkansas property taxes are levied by counties, municipalities, and school districts. All households are eligible for a refund of up to $300 regardless of income or age. Political subdivisions collect taxes on real property (house and land) and personal property (motor vehicles, boats and motors, motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles). Assess-ment is based on 20 percent of the true market value. The taxable assessed value of homesteads will not increase more than 5% above the previous taxable assessed value except when new additions or substantial improvements are made to the property. However, the taxable value of the homestead will continue to increase each year until it equals 20% of market value. The taxable assessed value of homesteads of residents aged 65 or older, or those who are disabled are capped at the previous year value unless improvements are made or the property is sold. For more information about real property taxes, click here.
Inheritance and Estate TaxesThere is no inheritance tax. In 2003 the estate tax was repealed for those deceased after January 1, 2005.
For further information, visit the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration site or call 501-682-7225. For gen-eral tax information, click here. For a booklet on moving to Arkansas, click here. * A special tax table is available for low- income taxpayers reducing their tax payments.
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Hot Springs Village, AR (71909) Weather Facts • On average, the warmest month is July. • The highest recorded temperature was 115°F in 1986. • On average, the coolest month is January. • The lowest recorded temperature was -5°F in 1989. • May is the average wettest month.
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