Arkansas is located in the southeastern United States. The state is bordered by the Mississippi River on the east, Missouri on the north, Oklahoma and Texas on the west, and Louisiana on the south. The state features several different types of geography, including the eastern lowlands along the river and the Ozark Mountains and foothills. The weather is generally humid during the summer, with snowfall common in winter, especially in the northwestern part of the state.

Little Rock is the state capital and the most populous city in Arkansas. The city is located on the Arkansas River in central Arkansas. The western part of the city is located in the Ozark foothills. Little Rock has a variety of neighborhoods with different styles and atmospheres. Residents enjoy many cultural activities, including theater, music festivals, and museums.

Arkansas real estate is a blend of old and new. Historic houses from the 19th century include many different architectural traditions. Early 20th century homes include Art Deco, craftsman, and prairie styles. Ranch, split-level, and contemporary single-family homes are other popular real estate options.