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Fayette Junction is on the quiet end of Fayetteville but is very close with easy access to the best parts of town. It's a modest neighborhood with mixed residential units and a neighborhood park just down Boone street. The Town Branch creek runs along adjacent property and you can see it next to the walking/biking trail to the South. Gentrification is slowly moving in but many of us in the neighborhood are working hard to preserve it's traditional history and looks. Our efforts on this farmhouse are an example of that preservation intent. Opposite efforts of developers are also obvious in the neighborhood.

Uncongested access to I-49 is only a couple of miles away should guests choose to explore by car more distant regional attractions like Crystal Bridges museum, the Amazium, the Walmart AMP outdoor concert venue, Beaver Lake, the Buffalo National River or Eureka Springs, among many others.
Razorback Greenway Regional Trail connection details:
The Town Branch trail, right next door, connects to the Cato Springs trail leading West to the 376 acre Kessler Mountain network with approximately 13 miles of natural surface biking/hiking/walking trails, and East to the 36 mile Razorback Regional Greenway, a paved and primarily off road trail extending from Fayetteville to Bella Vista. This makes it possible to walk/bike to the Dickson Street entertainment district, the historic Downtown Square (home to the Fayetteville Farmers' Market), the Cultural Arts Corridor, the award winning, Leeds Certified Fayetteville public library, or as far north as Crystal Bridges museum and beyond. Maps are available online or at the cottage if you prefer old school. You will find mileage listings for various attractions in the information binder there as well.
Ozark Regional Transit runs a bus schedule along S School street to the East.