Golf Course Paradise

Diamondhead Hot Springs is one of Arkansas’ most affordable treasures. This well kept secret is unlike anything else you will find in Arkansas. Bordered by Lake Catherine and the Hot Springs National Park you will find many things to do in this fine community. Diamondhead Hot Springs is made up of 2,300 acres which includes 11 miles of shoreline making the area the perfect setting for a number of ideal events and living styles. Your housing options range from a home in a beautifully wooded area to a lakefront condominium or single family home.

The Hot Springs community is centered around a gatehouse that has 24 hour security. There are plenty of activities in the area for both singles and families, ranging from golf to a Kiddie Korral. The golf course includes an 18-hole, par 72 championship course. A Frank Lloyd Wright style clubhouse made of stone with such lovely scenery as green rolling hills and a lakeside view is available as well. The clubhouse offers excellent dining accommodations where you can enjoy everything from a romantic dinner to a business conference.

If you’re looking for something other than golf you can take in a game of tennis on the lighted tennis courts. The community is also home to an Olympic sized swimming pool. On Lake Catherine you can partake in plenty of water activities such as boating, canoeing, and fishing. Children have their own area with slides and other playground equipment as well as picnic tables for the whole family to enjoy a day outside in the fresh air.

Homes in the area come with many options and amenities. You can choose a plot on a regular tree-lined street or you can pick something off the golf course or the lake. Prices for the land start $5,000 to $120,000. Pre-built, custom homes are currently available on the lake and with golf course views for between $80,000 up to $349,000. According to the residents of the area once you make Diamondhead home you won’t ever want to leave.

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