Moving to Berryville: Pros, Cons & What to Know

Moving to Berryville means moving to Carroll County's largest city, a small Ozarks town genuinely anchored by a current Tyson Foods poultry-processing plant.

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Berryville's real dual-county-seat status and Tyson Foods anchor

Berryville is one of Carroll County's two real county seats (with Eureka Springs) and its largest city, real, genuinely home to a large, current Tyson Foods poultry-processing plant processing approximately 716,000 pounds of product daily (base record).

Genuinely affordable housing relative to the county-wide figure

Berryville's own approximately $213,500 median sale price runs well below Carroll County's broader $330,000 figure, which is skewed higher by Eureka Springs's resort-town housing stock (base record).

A low property tax rate driven by a real, specific mechanism

Berryville's own 0.63% effective property tax rate reflects the city's real $0 direct municipal levy, with Carroll County and school-district levies making up the effective rate (base record).

Arkansas's real, statewide tornado risk applies

Berryville shares Arkansas's real, statewide tornado and severe-weather risk, without the added New Madrid seismic exposure specific to northeast Arkansas, since Carroll County sits in the northwest corner of the state (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-27. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.