Where Sherwood Park is
Sherwood Park is on the south side of Clarksville, a little under a mile south of the courthouse square. Its streets are Tanglewood, Briarwood, Wildwood, Sherwood and Crestwood. It was built in two phases, Sherwood Park I and II.
Yes. The Sherwood Park addresses I checked with the Census Bureau are inside Clarksville city limits. Listings that show utilities list city water, sewer and natural gas.
Schools. The Clarksville School District, according to the Census Bureau for the addresses I checked. Confirm with the district before you buy.
The homes, and what they sell for
The short answer: Over the three years ending mid-August 2026, 4 homes sold in Sherwood Park at a median of $185,000, about $103 per square foot.
Sherwood Park is three-bedroom homes on bigger in-town lots, typically about a third of an acre. They run 1,580 to 3,148 square feet, with a median of 1,850, and every sale with a garage listed had room for at least two cars. Where a year built was recorded, homes date from 1979 to 1998.
That is 4 sales, a small sample, so a single sale can move the median. Treat these numbers as a range, not a price for any one house.
For the whole town's market, see my Clarksville page.
Sales numbers: Arkansas ONE MLS and CARMLS closed single-family sales whose subdivision or legal description names Sherwood Park, January 2020 through March 2026, with sales listed in both MLSs counted once. Three-year numbers cover 4 sales from mid-August 2023 to mid-August 2026. City limits and school district: U.S. Census Bureau address lookup, checked October 2026. Distances are straight-line from the Johnson County courthouse square.
Questions people ask about Sherwood Park
Where is Sherwood Park in Clarksville, AR?
Sherwood Park is on the south side of Clarksville, a little under a mile south of the courthouse square. Its streets are Tanglewood, Briarwood, Wildwood, Sherwood and Crestwood. It was built in two phases, Sherwood Park I and II.
How much do homes in Sherwood Park cost?
Over the three years ending mid-August 2026, 4 homes sold in Sherwood Park. The median sale was $185,000, and sales ranged from $175,000 to $195,000, or about $78 to $105 per square foot. That is a small number of sales, so treat it as a range, not a price for any one house. For comparison, the median of 8 sales in 2020 and 2021 was $167,500.
What are the homes like in Sherwood Park?
Sherwood Park is three-bedroom homes on bigger in-town lots, typically about a third of an acre. They run 1,580 to 3,148 square feet, with a median of 1,850, and every sale with a garage listed had room for at least two cars. Where a year built was recorded, homes date from 1979 to 1998.
Is Sherwood Park inside Clarksville city limits?
Yes. The Sherwood Park addresses I checked with the Census Bureau are inside Clarksville city limits. Listings that show utilities list city water, sewer and natural gas.
What school district is Sherwood Park in?
The Clarksville School District, according to the Census Bureau for the addresses I checked. Confirm with the district before you buy.
Does Sherwood Park have an HOA or covenants?
I have not confirmed whether Sherwood Park has an HOA or recorded covenants. Covenants are rules recorded with the plat, such as what you can build or park. Ask me about any home here and I'll pull what's on record for that lot.
How do I find out what my home in Sherwood Park is worth?
Recent sales in Sherwood Park are the starting point, but condition, updates and lot make a real difference in a neighborhood this size. Tell me the address and I'll run it from recent sales, the same homework I'd do if it were hitting the market next week. Start here, or call or text 903-824-2018.
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