Little Rock metro, AR relocation guide
Moving to Sheridan, AR
$188,500Median listing price
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About Sheridan
Sheridan is the county seat of Grant County (population 4,920 at the 2020 census, per Wikipedia) — the largest city in the county, set deep in the Arkansas Timberlands at the intersection of US-167 and US-270. Early settlers were drawn by native timber, still a major part of the economy alongside diversified industry (per Wikipedia). Named for Union General Philip Sheridan, the city has boomed in recent decades and celebrates its timber heritage with Timberfest and the Arkansas State Lumberjack Competition.
Home prices in Sheridan
The median listing price in Sheridan is $188,500.
Top places in Sheridan
- Grant County Courthouse
- Grant County Museum
- Sheridan School District Administration Building on US-167 (shown in the Commons photo)
- Jenkins' Ferry Battlefield State Park
- Timberfest and the Arkansas State Lumberjack Competition
- B-17 Memorial Park
- Grant County Fair
- Saline River
Commuting from Sheridan
- US-167 runs north through town to I-530/I-30; downtown Little Rock is ~40 miles north — typical drive ~55–60 minutes (approximate, via US-167).
- Benton ~20 miles north; Pine Bluff ~30 miles southeast.
- Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport (LIT) is about 40 miles north; typical drive ~55–60 minutes (approximate).
Sheridan FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Sheridan, AR?
The median listing price in Sheridan is $188,500. Median listing price · Realtor.com · September 24, 2026 - How is the commute from Sheridan, AR?
US-167 runs north through town to I-530/I-30; downtown Little Rock is ~40 miles north — typical drive ~55–60 minutes (approximate, via US-167).
Town links
Schools
Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.