This Insane Castle Hiding In Arkansas Is What Dreams Are Made Of

Northwest Arkansas is a fairy tale location in and of itself, and the wonder of the area is largely hidden from the rest of America. All the better for those who know about all the gems that are shining in the Ozarks, we say! The enchantment of it all even includes a breathtaking castle that looks as if it appeared straight from the pages of a storybook. Designed and built over the course of two decades by creative world traveler Smith Treuer, Castle Rogue's Manor is a hidden castle in Arkansas you've got to see to believe.

Castle Rogue's Manor is one of the more recent castles built in America.

The majestic structure is located just outside of Eureka Springs and a few miles outside of the small town of Beaver in Carroll County. When appraised in August 2011, the property's asking price was a staggering $1,800,000.

Upon looking at the castle's amenities, you can see why exorbitance is a requirement.

The luxurious location is situated on 18 acres of land with amazing views and is a collection of eight total structures, including the Great Hall (used for entertainment and special events).

Visitors can enjoy peaceful seclusion as the castle is situtated in a prime location - on a limestone bluff bordered by Leatherwood Creek and Table Rock Lake.

In addition to fine dining and formal events, the castle also features a rental house with two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

There's not a bad view on site, either. The castle offers 360-degree scenic views everywhere you turn.

Rogue's Manor has received national attention for its splendor. The location is very popular for weddings and other formal gatherings, and scheduled tours are provided by reservation. Book your event or enjoy the excellent fine dining at Castle Rogue's Manor. Spend a while in real-life fantasy land and have fun! It's not every day you stumble upon an incredible castle just hanging out in Arkansas. This one is something else!

To book your stay (make sure to do so well in advance), make sure to visit the official website. There, you'll also get to see more photos, learn more about the history of the place, and get a good feel for what to expect. Do you plan to check out this hidden castle in Arkansas?