Perry County, Alabama Land For Sale (20 results)

Snow Hill is a prime hunting and recreational offering that features diverse timber, well managed and maintained wildlife habitat, and a pond with water control built in 2022. Located just north of Marion, Snow hill is less than 1 hr 15 mins from Birmingham, Less than 1 hr from Tuscaloosa, and 1 hr 30 mins from Montgomery. * Well planned and Intensively managed wildlife habitat, including green fields, mast producing trees, and native grasses * Over six miles of roads and trails * Pole barn and conex box * Pond with water control * Timber includes planted longleaf pine, mature hardwoods, and loblolly pine

This 320-acre tract in North Perry County is a versatile recreational and timber investment property with strong upside. The land features county road frontage, power availability, and multiple access points from two different roads. The rolling terrain is planted in a young pine plantation with trails throughout, several potential pond and lake sites, and plenty of room to design a camp, homesite, or long-term land stewardship plan. The area is known for excellent deer hunting and strong timber-growing soils, making this a reliable investment for both recreation and future timber returns. With quality neighboring landowners and a blank canvas feel, buyers can shape the property to fit their goals, and the layout also lends itself to optional subdivision down the road. Location: 20 miles to Greensboro, 18 miles to Marion, 43 miles to Tuscaloosa, 70 miles to Birmingham, and roughly a 4-hour drive to the beautiful beaches of the Gulf Coast.

This 130-acre property offers a great blend of mature timber, wildlife habitat, and easy access. Located in the North Perry community, the tract features solid county road frontage, several ideal cabin or homesite locations, and power available on the adjoining property for simple tie-in. The land includes significant merchantable pine and hardwood timber, established wildlife food plots, and gently rolling topography that provides enjoyable hunting and riding. Strong neighbors, a great wildlife corridor, and a well-known hunting area all add to the appeal. Whether used as a timber investment, recreational getaway, or future homestead, this tract checks all the boxes for quality rural land in a desirable part of Perry County. Location: 20 miles to Greensboro, 18 miles to Marion, 43 miles to Tuscaloosa, 70 miles to Birmingham, and roughly a 4-hour drive to the beautiful beaches of the Gulf Coast.

This is an exceptional hunting and recreational property offering great hunting in a good area, spanning across rolling terrain. The property boasts a diverse mix of pine and hardwood timber at various stages of growth, creating an ideal habitat for wildlife. With multiple food plots strategically placed throughout the land, its tailored to attract and sustain game, making it a haven for hunters. The well-maintained internal road and trail system provides easy navigation throughout the property, ensuring convenient access to all areas. Additionally, the property adjoins the Talladega National Forest, offering even more acreage for hunting and outdoor activities. Located just off Highway 219, the property is easily accessible via a 50-foot deeded easement off Foster Road, combining privacy and convenience. Whether you're seeking a prime hunting retreat, a recreational getaway, or a timberland investment, this property offers the perfect opportunity. For more information or to set up a showing, call Allan Hixon at (205) 799-1422 or Josh Hixon at (205) 361-0946.

It's rare to get trophy deer, turkey, and duck hunting on a tract this size, but this gem located in the renowned Black Belt has them all. Located 10 minutes north of Marion Junction between the Hamburg and Suttle Community, halfway between Marion and Selma, and just a few hundred yards from the Cahaba River, enjoy paved road frontage with utilities on both CR 6 and Pink Wilson Road, 115 acres of pine plantation from 15 to 40 years old, food plots, multiple duck ponds, and 35 acres in hardwood. The property between this tract and the nearby Cahaba River is farmland, further enhancing the hunting quality of this unique tract. Black Belt hunting land like this is rare.

Why You'll Love It Just minutes from downtown Marion, this land is a rare find—blending convenience with natural beauty. Towering 30-year-old professionally managed pine plantation offers both privacy and immediate return, while a year-round creek with a concrete bridge adds charm and accessibility. An established food plot, native browse, and abundant wildlife make it a hunter’s paradise. The interior road system and fire breaks ensure you can explore every corner. Whether you’re dreaming of a homestead, a recreational retreat, or a smart timber investment, this property checks every box. Call Adam Aderholt for more information or to schedule a property tour. Hunting, Fishing & Recreation Upland Game, Turkey, Whitetail Deer, River/Creek/Stream, ATVing, Camping, Hiking, Wildlife Food Plot, Silent Sports/Nature Timberland Investment Miscellaneous, Hardwood, Merchantable, Planted Pine Homes, Cabins, Acreages & Lots Building Site/Lot, Vacant Land Home Stead Property Less Than 2 Miles From Downtown Marion Mature - 30 Yr. Old Pine Plantation Year Round Creek Concrete Bridge Excellent Hunting Food Plot Interior Road w/ Fire Breaks Varying Topography

This is one of the rarest riverfront tracts to hit the market in years. The water frontage includes 2.7 miles of frontage on the Cahaba River, a premier year-round river in the US offering fishing, boating/canoeing, and hunting opportunities, 1.6 miles of frontage on Bingham Creek along its north boundary, and 1.1 miles of frontage on Possum Creek along its southeast boundary. Located in both Perry & Dallas County near the Suttle community, access is easy with 0.8 miles of frontage on Highway 14, and this area of the renowned Black Belt is known for producing trophy bucks, turkey, dove, waterfowl, and other wild game. Pursuing those is easy with numerous large food plots, 20+ acres in duck ponds, miles of improved roads and trails throughout, and fantastic wildlife habitat. The timber is diverse, including professionally managed pine plantations, from pre-merchantable stands ideal for bedding habitat to merchantable stands ready for harvest, and over 150 acres of mature hardwood. Power is available, and there are multiple scenic camp or lodge sites and several large potential fishing lake sites. With its flat to gentle topography, this tract could also do well converting to agriculture, and it could likely pay for itself through the use of a conservation easement for qualified buyers. This is truly a unique opportunity, all located just 10 miles north of Selma, 1 hour from Montgomery & Tuscaloosa, 1.5 hours from Birmingham & Meridian, and 3 hours from Mobile. You'll be hard-pressed to find a property like this anywhere else.

The FL Bailey Tract is a 75-acre timber investment tract located in Perry County about 12 miles south of Centreville just off Highway 219. The timber was harvested approximately 5 years ago and is naturally regenerating itself. Beaverdam Creek cuts through the property and the property is sometimes prone to flooding. The hunting in this area is fantastic, and this property holds the deer. Some might even consider it a bedding sanctuary for whitetails. Currently there are no internal road systems throughout the property, but with minimal effort, this could be accomplished resulting in a great hunting recreational tract for many years to come. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Give me a call to schedule your showing.

This property has a small older camp house that has been used for years as a camp house. There are 3 food plots and 3 nice shooting houses. The timber is nice mixed hardwoods and pines. Has a creek that flows through the eastern side of the property. The deer and turkey hunting have been great the last 5 years the current owners have owned it.

This hunting and timber investment tract is made up of approximately 138 acres of unthinned loblolly pine plantation (planted in 2003), with significant timber value, and about 20 acres of mature hardwood SMZ's along two small, unnamed tributaries that flow into Little Oakmulgee Creek. The property is located several miles down a county dirt road, providing plenty of seclusion for deer and turkey hunting, in an area known for its abundant game populations and strong timber markets. The tract is surrounded by larger landowners including a small common boundary with the Talladega National Forest. Cahaba River access is just a few miles up the road in Sprott. Selma, Marion, Centreville, and Brent are all less than a 45-minute drive and only about an hour and a half to Birmingham or Tuscaloosa. Call today to schedule a tour of this outstanding investment opportunity!

This diverse hunting and timber investment is located just off Highway 219 on the north side of the renowned Black Belt and inside the Talladega National Forest. Enjoy diverse timber including 71 acres of pine plantation and the balance in hardwood, a creek providing a sizeable potential fishing lake site, and excellent hunting for deer, turkey, waterfowl, and other wild game.

This beautiful property has everything you would want. A newly constructed 7 ac lake, and a new pole barn. The property has 4 green fields with 4 nice shooting houses. Power and water on the property. Excellent hunting, and two small duck ponds. The pine timber has been cut. The property is fenced and cross-fenced. Whether you're looking for a cattle farm or an awesome hunting tract, this will do both. For more information, give me a call.

The Scott Bottom Tract is 25 acres +/- of land for sale in Perry County, Alabama. This is a great small hunting tract for someone looking to make their first land purchase, or would be a good addition for someone with land holdings nearby. The property is almost completely covered in timber, with a good natural mixture of hardwoods and pine. The terrain is rolling. The new owner can design an internal trail system and select food plot locations, or leave it as a natural stand of timber. The headwaters of Old Town Creek begin on this property, providing water for the wildlife. A powerline runs across the northeast corner of the tract. It could potentially be run west along the north boundary line to bring power to a camp site if desired. The land has dirt county road frontage along Scott Bottom Road. This is a good area for wildlife, and I jumped deer while walking the tract, and saw lots of sign of turkeys scratching. This is a very rural location for those looking for some peace and quiet in nature. Legal Description- Beginning in the Southeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 22, Township 21, Range 7, thence North 660 feet; thence West 1320 feet; thence South 825 feet; thence 1320 feet; thence North165 feet to the Point of Beginning and Ending of the parcel of land herein describe. Said land lying in the Southwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter and in the Northwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter, Section 22, Township 21, Range 7, and containing 25 acres, more or less. Deed Book 640, Page 551-566 Location- The property is located on Scott Bottom Road in north Perry County, Alabama. The property is located 13 miles to Marion, 19 miles to Brent, 21 miles to Greensboro, 45 miles to Tuscaloosa, 42 miles to Montevallo, and 70 miles to Birmingham. Showings are by appointment only please. Currently you will have to walk over the property to see it, because there are no internal roads. Please contact Jonathan Goode to schedule a time to see this property soon.

The Sid Duncan Road Tract is 219 acres +/- of land for sale in the Talladega National Forest in Perry County, Alabama. This is a very affordable timberland and hunting property located in north Perry County, and that adjoins the Talladega National Forest. Approximately 160 acres of the property is pine plantation that is about 10 years old. The remainder is in stream side management zones, and land lying east of the large creek. The main creek is a branch that flows into Barnett Branch south of the property. The property has been leased out to local deer hunters for many years, and they have planted food plots and maintained the road system. The property is accessed from Sid Duncan Road, which was formerly a county maintained road, but is currently gated off to restrict access to landowners behind the gate. Within the past year, underground electicity and fiber internet was run down Sid Duncan Road. There are two gates between the main county road and the road that leads into the heart of the tract. The property has potential to improve hunting, by creating a more thorough network of internal roads and enlarging the food plots. The Talladega National Forest adjoins the property on the west and north sides, giving access to about 400 more acres that are difficult for the public to reach. One of the great things about land adjoining the Forest Service property is that you can plant food plots and attract wildlife from the surrounding public land. The elevation on the property is rolling, with the lowest spots at about 280' up the highest at around 500'. This property has potential for someone that wants to purchase and use it personally, or as a long term timberland investment. Legal Description- The property consists of 4 tax parcels that are being sold together. Property taxes for 2024 were approximately $662. Parcel 1: 100 acres +/- located in Township 21N, Range 9E, Section 28, also described as Perry County Tax Assessor Parcel ID# 05-08-28-0-000-002.0010. Parcel 2: 60 acres +/- located in Township 21N, Range 9E, Section 28, also described as Perry County Tax Assessor Parcel ID# 05-08-28-0-000-002.0000 Parcel 3: 39 acres +/- located in Township 21N, Range 9E, Section 21, also described as Perry County Tax Assessor Parcel ID# 05-05-21-0-000-005.0000 Parcel 4: 20 acres +/- located in Township 21N, Range 9E, Section 27, also described as Perry County Tax Assessor Parcel ID# 05-08-27-0-000-003.0000 Location- The property is located off Sid Duncan Road near Sprott in Perry County, Alabama. The property is located 15 miles east of Marion, 21 miles south of Centreville, 32 miles to Selma, 39 miles to Clanton, 39 miles to Montevallo, 56 miles to Tuscaloosa, and 73 miles to Birmingham. The property is located behind locked gates, and showings are by appointment only please. So contact Jonathan Goode to schedule your visit to the property.

240 acres +/- of land for sale adjoining the Talladega National Forest in Perry County, Alabama. This property is a good mixture of timberland and recreational property. A great network of internal roads and trails leads throughout the property. The land has gated access along Perry County Road 51 / Sherman Huey Road, which is a dirt road. No utilities are nearby, but you could power a camp with a generator or with solar power if desired. Approximately 150 acres of the property was either clear cut or thinned in 2023 and 2024. There are stands of planted long leaf pines, and the timber on the southern 40 acres has not been cut. The land is surrounded by timber company land, and it also adjoins about 600 acres of Talladega National Forest land, giving you access to hunt public land in addition to this property. Legal Description- The property consists of 240 acres +/- in 3 tax parcels, located in Township 21N, Range 9E, Sections 23 and 26. The Perry County tax assessor parcel ID#'s are 05-06-23-0-000-003.0000, 05-07-26-0-000-001.0000, and 05-07-26-0-000-002.0000. Property taxes for 2023 were approximately $786. Location- The property is located on Perry County Road 51 (from the west) and Sherman Huey Road (from the east). This property is located 15 miles south of Centreville, 20 miles east of Marion, 21 miles west of Maplesville, 36 miles to Clanton, 50 miles to Tuscaloosa, and 67 miles to Birmingham. The property is behind a locked gate, and showings are by appointment only please. Contact Jonathan Goode at 334-247-2005 to schedule your showing today.

MAJESTIC ANTEBELLUM HOME ON 12 +/- ACRES IN PERRY COUNTY, AL Welcome to Oakwind!!! Contruction of the home started in 1846 and was completed in 1850 by Spuire Lowry who settled in Perry County from North Carolina. As you walk around and through the home it really makes you appreciate the artisan and craftsmanship that took four years to erect this masterpiece. After being vacant for years the house was considered one of Alabama's endangered historic sites by the Alabama Historical Commission. The current owners purchased the home from the Perry County Historical and Preservation Society restoring this property to its former glory in the early 1990's cutting no corners and with meticulous detail to historical preservation. The home is beautifully furnished with period pieces and with custom detail (all furnishings and appliances are included in the sale). The home sits on approximately 12 acres with plenty of open space, an oak grove and hardwood timber. The original kitchen sits behind the home with a working wood burning fireplace. There is an enclosed workshop with a cement floor, large barn for storage and an old garage. Also included in the sale of the property is a 5303 John Deere tractor, bush hog, finishing mower and box blade to keep the property pristinely manicured. If for any reason power goes out there is a Generac generator fueled by natural gas that will power the whole house. Tours of the property are by appointment only. Please contact Cooper Holmes @ 205-292-6356

29.6 acres +/- of land for sale in Perry County, Alabama. This property has county dirt road frontage on two roads- Payne Bottom Road (south side) and Troy Perkins Road (east side). Power is available on the east side of the tract on Troy Perkins Road. The property is well-stocked with loblolly pines that were planted in 2021. A small stream flows through the property offering a natural water source. There are currently no roads or foodplots planted on the property, allowing the new owner to set up the property in the way you desire. There are no zoning restrictions on the property. Legal Description- The property is located in Township 21N, Range 7E, Section 3, and is a part of the tax parcel ID# 03-02-03-0-000-004.0000. The land lies west of Troy Perkins Road and north of Payne Bottom Road. Location- The property is located on the northwest side of the intersection of Troy Perkins Road and Payne Bottom Road. The property is located 18 miles south of Centreville, 40 miles to Tuscaloosa, 68 miles to Birmingham, 17 miles to Marion, and 39 miles to Montevallo. Showings are by appointment only please, so contact Jonathan Goode to schedule your visit to this property.

Located on Alabama State Hwy 219, between the Pinetucky and Osborn communities, of Perry County, Alabama, this 134 +/- acre tract is in a great region of the state known for hunting! This tract consists of young natural regen of pine and hardwood trees, that provide great bedding cover for whitetailed deer and other animals. It features a flat to gently rolling topography, an internal road system, food plot, and flowing stream-buffered by large hardwood trees of various species. It is situated in close proximity to the Talladega National Forest. It is approximately 20 minutes to Selma, 20 minutes to Maplesville, and a little over an hour to Birmingham and Montgomery. Give Candice, William or Brian a call today to take a look!

117 ACRES +/- ON MT. NEBO ROAD IN PERRY COUNTY, AL This is a great secluded timber tract North of Marion in Perry County, Alabama. The topography is rolling with the hillsides covered in planted pine and mature harwood timber in the bottomland. An old pond sits in the middle of the parcel and with a little work would make a great duck or fishing hole. This is a great recreational property with an abundance of wildlife. Please contact J. Cooper Holmes @ 205-292-6356 for a tour of the property.

105 acres +/- of farm land for sale south of Marion in Perry County, Alabama. Irrigated farm ground does not come on the market often in this area. Of the 105 acres, approximately 57 acres is irrigated by center pivot, approximately 21.5 acres is dry ground farming, and the balance is in woods (26.5 acres). The property has paved road frontage on two sides, Perry County Road 38 along the entire north boundary, and Emerson Turner Drive on the east boundary. The farm ground soils consist mainly of Vaiden clay (49%), Subran sandy loam (13.8%), and Eunola sandy loam (12.4%). A soils map is included below for your reference. The property is in close proximity to the Central Alabama's Farmers Co-op in Selma. This would be an excellent addition for an existing farm operation, or would be a good acreage base for a beginning farmer. This could also be an investment farm to hold and lease to someone local to farm. The property would also make a good combination for farming and hunting, with the woods on the west side of the tract. Center Pivot- The center pivot is manufactured by Reinke, and has been serviced by their local representative through the years. The pivot was purchased used from a farmer in Nebraska, and relocated to this farm in approximately 2013. At the time it was installed, new bolts and gaskets were added to the system. The well was drilled by local drillers, Allen and Willis Drilling. The well extends into the upper aquifer in this region. Only water has been run through this system, as there is no injection system for adding fertilizer or chemical. The property has 3-phase power service along the north side of the farm, and along the road on the east side. Electrical service is provided by Black Warrior Electric. Legal Description- The Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 12, Township 18 North, Range 7 East, Less 5 acres in the form of a square in the southwest corner, and Less a right-of-way 30 feet wide on the south boundary, containing 35.23 acres. The Northwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter of Section 7, Township 18 North, Range 8 East. Less 30 feet square in the southwest corner. Thirty Acres evenly off the west side of the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 7, in Township 18 North, Range 8 East, Less a right-of-way 30 feet wide along the eastern boundary. All the above described land containing in the aggregate 105.23 acres , more or less, and being in Perry County, Alabama. From Deed Book 614 Page 345 Property taxes were approximately $520. Location- This property is located along Perry County Road 38, and is easily accessible to nearby towns. The farm is located 7 miles south of Marion, 13 miles to Marion Junction, 24 miles to Selma, 36 miles to Demopolis, 65 miles to Tuscaloosa, and 83 miles to Birmingham. Showings are by appointment only, so contact Jonathan Goode today to schedule your visit to the property.