A quiet, established Greenbrier neighborhood with mature landscaping near the school campus and Highway 65.
Autumn Hills is an established Greenbrier neighborhood known for its mature landscaping and quiet streets, a short drive from the Greenbrier school campus and Highway 65.
Autumn Hills is an established Greenbrier neighborhood known for its mature landscaping and quiet streets, a short drive from the Greenbrier school campus and Highway 65.
One Realtor and one Loan Pro represent this neighborhood — each independently license-verified against official records.
One verified provider per trade — roofing, lawn, pest, and HVAC — vetted and endorsed by the neighborhood’s verified expert. No open bidding, no strangers.
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Ashley Watters is the verified REALTOR® for Autumn Hills — Arkansas Real Estate Commission license #SA00071521, last checked August 26, 2026.
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Homes in the Greenbrier area are served by the Greenbrier School District (Greenbrier Public Schools) — four elementary schools (Eastside, Springhill, Westside, Wooster), Greenbrier Middle School (6-7), Greenbrier Junior High (8-9) and Greenbrier High School (10-12). Attendance zones depend on the exact address, so confirm a specific address with Greenbrier Public Schools.
Arkansas assesses real property at 20% of its appraised (market) value. That assessed value is then taxed at the Greenbrier School District rate of 40.9 mills plus Faulkner County's 8.3 mills (about 49 mills combined before any city or improvement-district levies). Confirm the exact rate for a specific parcel with the Faulkner County Collector.
Greenbrier is a growing bedroom community in northwestern Faulkner County, about 12 miles (roughly 20 minutes) north of Conway via U.S. Highway 65, with the greater Little Rock metro reachable by continuing on US-65 to I-40. Beaverfork Lake Park in nearby Conway and the Cadron Creek corridor provide outdoor recreation.