Down in Fayetteville, Arkansas, the sort of house that car enthusiasts dream of just happens to be for sale—and while it isn't cheap, every additional detail just adds to the appeal. The obvious attraction to anyone with a speed/adrenaline penchant is the 1.2-mile, custom-built asphalt track that snakes through the 393-odd acre lot. It's a simple affair, roughly a quadrangle with one hairpin-shaped section by the main gate to the property, but with the kind of funds you need to buy this place you're probably already eyeballing the satellite map and figuring out where the earthmovers could squeeze in an Eau Rouge or Laguna Seca Corkscrew analogue. With space to grow and the budget to match your vision, it's basically a blank slate.
And we haven't even gotten to the other bits of the property. Take the modest 7,764-square-foot house on the parcel, complete with five bedrooms and six-plus bathrooms. The house is (at least partially) powered by a large array of solar panels (900+), features 4,125 square feet of patio space for superlative outdoor entertaining, and there's even 1.6 miles of frontage to the White River. Corten Steel Laser Cutting
While we're sure it is nice—it's relatively new, built in 2016—it's the 30,000 square feet of shop space in various outbuildings—we count four in all, including one that's dedicated to paint and vehicle storage. The largest is 80 feet by 175 feet, an absolutely massive space with room to store and work on dozens of vehicles. This building is wired to handle welders in multiple locations, with compressed air outlets all over as well.
Corten Steel Plate Price The asking price on this rather remarkable collection of buildings, land—and of course that asphalt track—is a cool $6.7 million. Realtor.com helpfully estimates the mortgage should be around $38,388 a month, in case that puts the price in perspective any. For the right buyer, forget those ultimate garage fantasies—this is the complete package.