Monroe County, Alabama Land For Sale (51 results)

Nestled on 45 beautiful acres in Frisco City, this stunning two-story home offers space, privacy, and exceptional amenities. Built in 1995 and meticulously maintained, the property features over 6100 square feet of living space with 3 full bedrooms, and 2 full baths, and 1 half bath, providing plenty of room for comfortable living and entertaining. Inside the home offers a spacious layout with multiple living areas including a living room, great room, den, and game room, along with a dedicated office/study. The kitchen is equipped with modern conveniences such as a refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, electric range, and wall oven, making it perfect for everyday living or hosting guest. Ceramic tile and wood flooring throughout and both durability and charm. The primary suite feature a walk-in-closet, while additional interior feature include ceiling fans, window treatments, a burglar/fire alarm system, and automatic garage door opener. A gas log fireplace adds warmth and character to the living space. step outside and enjoy everything this property has to offer, including a swimming pool, hot tub, patio, open porch, asphalt drive, and plenty of storage buildings. The views of this working cattle farm are incredible. The barns, storage buildings, fencing and cross-fencing along with the covered cattle working facility make this a turn-key home/cattle farm.

Located approximately 5 miles south of Purdue Hill in Monroe County, Alabama, the Bear Creek 1,400 tract offers a rare opportunity to own a large recreational and timber investment property in one of Alabama's most desirable outdoor regions. This 1400 +/- acre property features various ages of pine timberland and mature hardwood bottoms, creating a diverse landscape with excellent potential for future timber production, wildlife habitat, and recreational enjoyment. Bear Creek flows through the property, providing a scenic natural feature and adding to the tract's appeal for hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation. A 2,000 +/- square foot lodge featuring 4 bedrooms and 3 baths serves as the centerpiece of the property, complemented by approximately 5,000 square feet of additional entertaining space and storage underneath the living space. The improvements provide the perfect setting for family gatherings, hunting camps, corporate retreats, or weekend getaways. The property also includes 2 pole barns of approximately 18 x 30 and 30 x 60 for equipment storage. There are over 20 food plots scattered througout the tract, many with large custom built shooting houses that will stay with the property. The property has over 10 miles of internal roads and trails giving full access to the entire land. Included with the sale of the property is a John Deere 5090E Tractor and John Deere 310SJ Backhoe for maintenance of the land. The Bear Creek tract is conveniently located approximately 1 hr 30 minutes from Mobile, AL, 2 hrs from Pensacola, FL, and 2 hr from Montgomery, AL. There is a small airport approximately 25 minutes away in Monroeville, AL. The Bear Creek 1,400 tract represents a unique opportunity to own a premier Alabama landholding suitable for the outdoor enthusiast, timber investor, or legacy property buyer. Showings are strictly by appointment only. Contact Rick Bourne (251-978-5455) or Russ Walters (334-504-0851) to schedule a viewing.

The Big Flat Creek Tract is located just West of the community of McWilliams in Monroe County, Alabama, with its northern boundary adjoining the Wilcox County line. This diverse recreational and timber property features county road frontage along Davis Road, with power available. The property contains multiple site-prep sprayed and planted stands of Loblolly Pine in varying stages of growth, including approximately 62 acres of three-year-old pine, 30 acres of six-year-old pine, and 26 acres of seven-year-old pine. The remaining acreage consists of old-growth hardwood and pine timber, adding diversity to the property’s wildlife habitat and timber resources. The property’s hardwood timber adds both natural beauty and tremendous value for hunters. The mature hardwoods, particularly those surrounding Big Flat Creek, provide excellent cover, natural travel corridors, and potential food sources for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. These scenic creek bottoms create natural funnels and promising hunting locations while enhancing the property’s overall habitat diversity. A notable feature of the tract is approximately 4,000 feet of the former L&N Railroad corridor. The railroad is now abandoned, with the tracks removed, leaving a long, straight corridor that is well suited for long-range shooting, hunting, and recreational use. The Big Flat Creek Tract offers abundant water and wildlife habitat. Big Flat Creek, considered a large creek for this area, traverses the property and flows directly into the Alabama River. Two small ponds provide additional year-round water sources. The property also features three established food plots and an internal road system. Recent dozer work has improved the food plots, railroad corridor, roads, and ponds, making the property more accessible and ready for continued recreational and land-management use. Conveniently located, the property is approximately 7.5 miles from Oak Hill Grocery and approximately 15 miles from the Dollar General in Beatrice. With its diverse timber stands, established wildlife improvements, abundant water, county road frontage, available power, and exceptional recreational features, the Big Flat Creek Tract offers an excellent combination of timber investment, hunting, and outdoor recreation. Monroeville, Alabama — ±30 miles Camden, Alabama — ±30 miles Montgomery, Alabama — ±75 miles Mobile, Alabama — ±120 miles Pensacola, Florida — ±125 miles Birmingham, Alabama — ±133 miles

If you have been looking for a great opportunity to own a fantastic hunting and recreational tract, you need to give this beautiful Monroe County tract a look! The Old Scotland Road - Tract 2 is located in Monroe County just 6 miles southwest of Beatrice and is surrounded by timber tracts and thousands of acres of undeveloped land. This tract offers unmatched privacy, great natural beauty, and an abundance of deer and other wildlife making this tract a great purchase for a hunting/ recreational tract. Some highlights of the property include: Great internal road system offering great access to the property. Mortons Branch is a year round flowing creek that will be a great resource for local wildlife and will offer opportunities for potential pond sites. Unmatched Privacy Open areas for potential food plots. Mature Hardwoods and loblolly pines. Beautiful,clean, and open understory Rolling to steep topography and flat bottoms The property does not have road frontage, but currently has access to the tract through the parcel containing the Old Scotland Church. Opportunities to own a tract like this don't come along often, whether you're looking for a place to trail ride, fulfill your hunting needs or just to have a jam up recreational property, you need to give this tract a look! This property is shown by appointment only. For more information or to schedule a showing contact Dylan Dalrymple at 334-464-2508.

DESCRIPTION: The Packards Bend Tract is unique property because it has significant timber value and is also a great hunting tract. About 100 acres of this property has 25 to 28 year old planted pines growing on it. It has a nice trail system that allows easy access to the property and county paved road frontage. There are several nice places for food plots on the tract also. There is an intermittent stream that runs through the property that allows water for the wildlife most of the year. Along the streams are natural old growth timber. This property is less than a mile to the Alabama River and has an abundance of game on the tract.***All information in this package is derived from source that are believed to be accurate, but it is the buyers responsibility to confirm that the information is accurate and Butler Land and Timber Company does not warrant any of the information in this brochure. Maps are for location purposes only and for more specific boundaries, buyer can obtain a survey.

LOCATION: Southwest Alabama: Monroeville is 6.1 miles to the north. Evergreen is 24 miles to the east. Mobile is 89 miles to the southwest. Montgomery is 100 miles to the Northeast. DESCRIPTION: The Beaver Pond Road Tract is a great country homesite that is also an excellent deer and turkey hunting tract. This property was recently cut but mature hardwood trees were left scattered across the property. This tract could easily be converted to pasture and used to graze livestock. It has county road frontage along Beaver Pond Road and power is only a couple hundred feet from the property. The Tract has a gently rolling topography and it can be traversed rather easily. This area is known for producing large whitetail bucks and great gobblers.

LOCATION: Southwest Alabama: Monroeville is 6.1 miles to the north. Evergreen is 24 miles to the east. Mobile is 89 miles to the southwest. Montgomery is 100 miles to the Northeast. DESCRIPTION: The Beaver Pond Road Tract is a great country homesite that is also an excellent deer and turkey hunting tract. This property was recently cut but mature hardwood trees were left scattered across the property. This tract could easily be converted to pasture and used to graze livestock. It has county road frontage along Beaver Pond Road and power is only a couple hundred feet from the property. The Tract has a gently rolling topography and it can be traversed rather easily. This area is known for producing large whitetail bucks and great gobblers.

LOCATION: Southwest Alabama: Monroeville is 6.1 miles to the north. Evergreen is 24 miles to the east. Mobile is 89 miles to the southwest. Montgomery is 100 miles to the Northeast. DESCRIPTION: The Beaver Pond Road Tract is a great country homesite that is also an excellent deer and turkey hunting tract. This property was recently cut but mature hardwood trees were left scattered across the property. This tract could easily be converted to pasture and used to graze livestock. It has county road frontage along Beaver Pond Road and power is only a couple hundred feet from the property. The Tract has a gently rolling topography and it can be traversed rather easily. This area is known for producing large whitetail bucks and great gobblers.

This rare waterfront tract offers an exceptional combination of turn-key features. Just a short distance from the entrance on Old Stage Road sits a spacious four-bedroom, three-bath camp with walk-in closets, large bathrooms, an expansive den, and generous kitchen and dining areas, along with wraparound porches overlooking the property. Outside, there is both covered and enclosed parking for vehicles and equipment, as well as game-cleaning facilities. Access is outstanding with approximately one mile of frontage on Old Stage Road and more than a quarter mile on Hollinger Road. Escambia Creek winds through the property for over 2.5 miles, providing a wide scenic water feature that supports wildlife and offers opportunities for fishing, swimming, and waterfowl hunting. The land features miles of improved gravel roads and trails, a strong network of large food plots, and a sizeable duck pond. The area is interspersed with row-crop farms, which contribute to its excellent hunting, and the current owner has a long history of harvesting trophy whitetails, along with abundant turkey, ducks, and other game. Timber stands include mature merchantable pine, pre-merchantable longleaf and loblolly pine, and a high percentage of hardwood. It is a prime candidate for both a carbon credit program and a conservation easement for those seeking significant tax shelter that could potentially pay for some or all of the property. The property is conveniently located about 23 minutes from I-65 at Atmore, 20 minutes from Frisco City, 28 minutes from Monroeville, one hour from Mobile, one hour and twenty minutes from the Eastern Shore, an hour and a half from Pensacola, and under two hours from Orange Beach. Tracts of this size and quality rarely become available in this area. Don't miss your chance to see it.

Located between Goodway and Frisco City, this contiguous tract offers a hard-to-find mix of access, existing improvements, productive land, and long-term value. The property has paved road frontage and two entrances on Butler Street, paved frontage on Wildfork Road, and graveled roads throughout, making it easy to access or divide, and utilities are established or available at multiple locations across the property. An existing camp provides a comfortable and functional base with a large porch, covered parking, a sizable bunk room, bathroom, and a combined den, dining, and kitchen area suitable for family use or hosting groups. A nearby gazebo with a bar and TV setup offers a simple place to gather, whether watching a game or relaxing after time outdoors. The land is well laid out and managed, with 24+ sizeable food plots placed throughout to support wildlife. Hunting opportunities are strong, with healthy populations of deer, turkey, dove, and quail, as well as waterfowl use by ducks and geese in the catch ponds on the property. Big Escambia Creek runs through the property for over 5 miles, providing water access, scenic views, and diverse habitat, with several clear-water streams flowing through the tract as tributaries, providing numerous potential sites for fishing lakes if desired. The timber is varied and well established, including stands of merchantable and pre-merchantable loblolly pine, mature unthinned hardwood, and longleaf pine plantations that seem ideal for pine straw production if desired, providing short and long-term income potential from timber growth, straw production, or carbon credits. A portion of the property was previously mined for gravel and has since been largely replanted in longleaf pine, with a substantial amount of gravel deposits remaining around the property. And with it not currently being under a conservation easement, this gives a qualified buyer the ability to consider strategies that could possibly pay for all or much of the property using tax shelter alone, while still maintaining control of the land. The combination of timber-based income, potential conservation tax credits, and existing gravel resources offers a rare blend of income production and tax shelter within a single property. To top it off, it's convenient as well, located around 20 minutes from I-65, about an hour from Mobile, Spanish Fort, Daphne, and much of the Eastern Shore, and roughly 1.5 to 2 hours from Orange Beach, Pensacola, and other Gulf Coast communities. A detailed timber breakdown and additional information regarding the gravel deposits are available upon request, and larger divisions will be considered. Properties with this level of access, scale, and usable features are increasingly uncommon, and opportunities like this do not come along often. Don't miss your chance to see this one.

The Sand Bottom Road Tract is the perfect property to enjoy the peacefulness and tranquility of nature. This property is located in Northeastern Monroe County near the community of Burnt Corn. It has an excellent road system that leads to 4 food plots and allows access to the whole property. The property is covered in planted pines that are about 12 years old and it also has pockets of hardwood timber. There is a wet weather branch that runs through this property also. It is a in a great area for whitetail deer hunting and turkey hunting.

LOCATION: Southwest Alabama: Monroeville is 8 miles to the north. Evergreen is 22 miles to the east. Mobile is 86 miles to the southwest. Montgomery is 98 miles to the Northeast. DESCRIPTION: The County Road 37 Tract is the perfect private country homesite in the Excel School District. This property has an acre or so that is open and the remainder is in timberland that was cut recently. There are 2 streams on the property that would make excellent pond sites. This property also is in a great area for deer and turkey hunting. Some of the land could easily be converted to pasture for livestock also.

Calling all investors, developers and homebuilders! If you are searching for the perfect location to develop a housing community or build your own dream home, then look no further than The Big Wheel Tract. This 6.8 +- acre parcel is minutes from the historic downtown square of Monroeville. While it is only minutes from downtown, it is considered to be in the county and not the city limits of Monroeville. Ironically, portions of the property line are the actual city limits of Monroeville. Located on a dead-end road Circle Drive, this area is private, secluded and shady, not to mention the convenience of restaurants and shopping. The property can be easily accessed from Highway 47 and Circle Drive. The topography is sloping but is gentle enough to build on. All utilities are available: Power, water and sewer. While there is no official subdivision name designated for this area, there are only three landowners with access to their respective properties. Two of these property owners have residences on their property. Give me a call to schedule your showing.

This waterfront tract is located south of Hybart in the Tinela community, where land is rarely ever for sale. It has 3/4 +/- mile of frontage on Tallatchee Creek on the north, nearly a 1/4 mile of paved frontage on Highway 41, and 600+ feet of frontage on Bell Landing Road on the south. There are several strategically located food plots for hunting the abundant deer, turkey, and other game this area is well known for; there are several large potential fishing lake sites, and many scenic home or camp sites. Timber includes 55+/- acres of Hardwood, 87+/- acres of 2022 pine plantation, and 31 acres of 1994 pine plantation. Land is rare in this area in general, but especially with road frontage, utilities, diverse timber, and waterfrontage. Don't miss your chance to see this one before it's gone!

This rare find in Tunnel Springs has a lot to offer. Enjoy extremely strong timber value with ~84 acres of mature hardwood and ~114 acres of 36+ year old pine plantation, paved frontage on CR 42 with utilities, multiple scenic home or camp sites, exceptional hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, quail, and other small game, two creeks that flow through the property providing large potential fishing lake sites, and it's all ~1.5 hours from Mobile, 2 hours from Pensacola, FL, 30 minutes from I-65, and 12 minutes from Monroeville. Tracts are rarely for sale in this area, especially of this quality. Don't miss your chance at it. Timber data is available upon request.

Located in Monroe County, Alabama, the Owens Road Tract is a great property for hunters, timber investors, and anyone who enjoys the outdoors. The property has a nice creek and stream running through it, providing water and natural habitat for wildlife. It also has two established food plots, with plenty of room to add more. Wildlife is abundant on the property, including deer, turkey, squirrel, ducks, and hogs. The combination of timber, water, and food plots makes this a great place for hunting and enjoying the outdoors. The property also has a large amount of mature pine and hardwood timber. Much of the timber is ready to be thinned or harvested, giving the property potential value for a timber investor. For those who enjoy outdoor recreation, there is plenty of room for ATVs, horseback riding, hunting, camping, and exploring. There are also several potential homesites throughout the property, offering options for a future home, hunting camp, or weekend getaway. Whether you are looking for a hunting property, a timber investment, a recreational tract, or land to enjoy with family and friends, the Owens Road Tract offers a great combination of wildlife, timber, water, and outdoor opportunity. Property Highlights: - Monroe County, Alabama - Creek and stream running through the property - Two existing food plots - Room for additional food plots - Abundant deer, turkey, squirrel, ducks, and hogs - Mature pine and hardwood timber - Timber ready for thinning or harvesting - Great hunting and recreational property - Excellent for ATV and horseback riding - Several potential homesites - Good opportunity for timber investors and outdoor enthusiasts - Owner reserves all mineral rights. For more information or to schedule a viewing, contact Al Brown at (251) 581-1695. ***All information in this - package is derived from source that are believed to be accurate, but it is the buyers responsibility to confirm that the information is accurate and Butler Land and Timber Company does not warrant any of the information in this brochure. Maps are for location purposes only and for more specific boundaries, buyer can obtain a survey.

LOCATION: Southwest Alabama: Monroeville is 6.1 miles to the north. Evergreen is 24 miles to the east. Mobile is 89 miles to the southwest. Montgomery is 100 miles to the Northeast. DESCRIPTION: The Beaver Pond Road Tract is a great country homesite that is also an excellent deer and turkey hunting tract. This property was recently cut but mature hardwood trees were left scattered across the property. This tract could easily be converted to pasture and used to graze livestock. It has county road frontage along Beaver Pond Road and power is only a couple hundred feet from the property. The Tract has a gently rolling topography and it can be traversed rather easily. This area is known for producing large whitetail bucks and great gobblers.

The Location & Access: This property is located on Highway 21 in Monroe County, Alabama, positioned between Monroeville and Peterman. It provides excellent access and utility connectivity, featuring over half a mile of paved road frontage along Highway 21 and an additional quarter-mile of frontage on Friend Drive. The location allows for an easy commute to local amenities in Monroeville while maintaining a highly functional rural setting. The Investment & Recreation: The land supports a fairly even mix of pine and hardwood timber that was heavily thinned approximately 25 years ago. It now primarily holds pulpwood-sized trees with larger trees scattered throughout, particularly along the creek banks and wet areas, offering a baseline timber investment. For hunting and recreation, an established, well-maintained internal road system runs throughout the property, providing easy navigation to several small clearings that are ready to be converted into wildlife food plots for deer and turkey hunting. The Terrain & Future Use: The topography is mostly flat and easy to manage, with the exception of a single hill rising in the northwest corner. Water features are a prominent highlight, as Limestone Creek, which is a wide, sandy-bottom tributary of the Alabama River, forms over 1,700 feet of the southern boundary, and Brushy Creek flows through the interior for roughly 800 feet before meeting it. With on-site utilities available along the paved road frontage, it is well-suited for multiple future uses, including a permanent rural homestead, a weekend fishing and hunting camp, or a long-term timber investment. For more information or to schedule a private showing on the ground, contact us today.

Tutt Land Co. is pleased to offer the Monroe Station Road Tract formerly known as the Eddins Heights Addition. This 11.36-acre surveyed parcel is located within the city limits of Monroeville and a little over one mile to the historic downtown Monroeville Courthouse square. With over 450 feet of paved road frontage on Monroe Station Road. The property has a gentle slope from west to east. Power and water are available at the road. With tall standing mature timber, this property would make an ideal homesite for someone looking to be close to town but wanting privacy. Looking for an investment opportunity? This property was once intended to accommodate numerous single-family homes. From the attached survey, in photos, one can easily detect how the original Eddins Heights Addition was intended to be developed. With multiple home sites, easy access off either Pineville Road or Monroe Station Road. This property would make an ideal property for a new subdivision or even a tiny home neighborhood. Please note: Tutt Land Co. makes no representation as it relates to the development restrictions or approvals by the city.

This listing package consists of 3 tracts within a few miles of each other, ranging from 56 to 32 acres. The 56-acre tract has younger but merchantable timber with frontage on Highway 21 and Friend Road with access to power and water, with Limestone Creek flowing along the southern border. About half the acreage is outside of the flood zone and suitable to build a home or a camp house. The two smaller tracts are loaded with mature, old-growth pine and hardwoods and have significant timber value. Both have small running branches flowing through them and are accessed by private but commonly used woods roads. The tracts are spread out enough that you are hunting three different populations of wildlife, but close enough to be convenient to go from one to the next, making 128 acres seem like you are hunting a much larger property. For additional hunting and recreation opportunities, the Forever Wild Red Hills tract and the Alabama River are just a short drive away. Call today to schedule a tour of this amazing opportunity!

This commercial property is 2.55 acres + - and is located just off of Monroeville`s historic downtown square. The property is being offered as a whole, or in two parcels. The first parcel is two acres with a building that has 3234 total area. There is a large reception area, five offices, two bathrooms, and a work area. The back yard is fenced in for added security. There is a quonset steele frame building on the property that is currently being leased to the Monroe County Sheriff`s Department for $200.00 per month. This property fronts on North Mount Pleasant Street, with access to Lula Street in the rear. The second parcel is .55 acres beside the first parcel and fronts on North Mount Pleasant street. There are no structures on on this parcel.

Welcome to 43 East Ave. in Monroeville, where timeless charm, thoughtful updates, and beautifully manicured grounds come together to create a truly special place to call home. As you step through the front door, you're greeted by an inviting den filled with warmth and character. Hardwood floors, elegant crown molding, and a cozy gas fireplace create the perfect setting for relaxing evenings or gathering with family and friends. Just off the den, you'll discover a charming sunroom wrapped in rich green wood-paneled walls. Sunlight pours through the windows while a gentle breeze drifts inside, creating a peaceful retreat ideal for morning coffee, reading, or simply enjoying the beauty of every season. Continuing through the main level, you'll find a spacious dining room ready to host holiday celebrations, family dinners, and memorable gatherings. The kitchen offers both function and style with new countertops, a gas stove, and plenty of space for preparing meals. Throughout the home, beautiful hardwood floors and crown molding add a sense of elegance and continuity. The main floor features two comfortable bedrooms and an updated bathroom showcasing a custom tile shower. Upstairs, you'll find two additional bedrooms and a full bath that captures timeless appeal with its classic black-and-white retro tile and tub/shower combination. Step outside and prepare to be impressed. Situated on a .5 acre lot the property boasts immaculate landscaping, a gorgeous salt water semi-in-ground swimming pool surrounded by a beautiful spacious deck for lounging, greenhouse and two large storage buildings. This property is sure to impress.

Charming and well-maintained 1940 traditional home located in the desirable Westside subdivision of Monroeville, this spacious two-story property offers approximately 2,987 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 3 full baths. This property featuring a flexible floor plan with multiple living areas including a living room, great room, den, and dedicated dining space. Interior highlights include hardwood floors, ceramic tile, along with both gas log and wood-burning fireplaces. The kitchen comes fully equipped with custom cabinets with plenty of storage and eat in kitchen creating a space most would love to have. Not only does this home have a cozy den to sit and relax in, the property has a lovely bonus space off of formal living room that could be used as an office/study, sunroom, or sewing room. Walk right outside to a yard with immaculate landscaping Situated on a level half-acre lot , the exterior features a fully shaded patio, partial wood fencing, concrete driveway, and additional storage buildings. The Garden shed has plenty of space to store your gorgeous plant for winter, a work bench to stand while potting and sink to wash away the mess. The grounds also has a playhouse and wood working shed. The wood working shed has PLENTY of storage for all the tools you could possibly need. A place for everything. Conveniently located within the Monroeville school district, this property offers classic character with modern comfort. Excellent condition and move-in ready. Words are not enough to describe this stunning property.

FRISCO CITY, AL — 0.8± ACRE B-1 LOT | 348 FT ROAD FRONTAGE | 246 FT RAIL FRONTAGE | MONROE COUNTY - Not every small tract gives you options. This one does. Eight-tenths of an acre sitting in Frisco City's working corridor, with 348 feet running along paved Commerce St and 246 feet of Alabama & Gulf Coast Railway at the back line. Part of it is already cleared, part still wooded — enough open ground to get started, enough trees to keep a buffer where you want one. B-1 zoning is the real story here. A storefront works. So does an office, a public building, a duplex, townhomes, or apartments over ground-floor business space. You're not boxed into one plan before you've even walked it. *0.8± acres, Frisco City commercial corridor *348 ft frontage on paved Commerce St *246 ft rail frontage at the rear boundary *B-1 zoning permits retail, office, service, and residential uses *Adjoining businesses include the Farmers Cooperative and Southern Pine Electric *Cleared and wooded mix *City utilities available (connection and installation at buyer's expense) Monroe County has momentum behind it. Georgia-Pacific's $800 million modernization of the Alabama River Cellulose mill in neighboring Perdue Hill is underway and will make it the largest softwood pulp mill in the country — a plant already supporting more than 3,000 direct and indirect jobs across the county. Those paychecks spend somewhere, and small parcels in established corridors are usually the first to get spoken for. Take a walk from the road frontage back to the rail line and see how the ground lies. Ask about a showing and go look at it yourself. Buyer to verify all information during due diligence. Contact Patty Helton Davis at (251) 294-2057.

Old Scotland is located in Monroe County approximately 20 minutes north of Monroeville, AL. Old Scotland is a rare find in South Alabama consisting of 3,923 +/- contiguous acres of mature pine and hardwood stands. The property features 2 modular homes of approximately 2100 sq ft and 2500 sq ft built with a custom deck and carport featuring a stone fireplace. One home is a 3BR/2BA and the other is a 4BR/2BA. The property also has a 60 x 75 all metal building with concrete flooring, power, and water. The metal building has approximately 3000 sq ft of enclosed storage with approximately 1500 sq ft of open storage. This tract has an intricate interior road system giving good access to the entire tract. There are approximately 1750 acres of merchantable pine plantations on this tract with plant dates of 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2006, 2007, and 2009. The remaining acreage consists of approximately 1900 acres of mature pine/hardwood with remaining acreage in fields, roads, and food plots. The uniqueness of this tract is its potential to be used as a corporate retreat, family compound, or commercial hunting operation while having the ability to provide strong returns for several years from the harvesting of timber. For more information or to schedule a showing, contact Russ Walters (334-504-0851 ) or Rick Bourne (251-978-5455 ). Showings are strictly by appointment only.