58 Acres of South Alabama Opportunity – Timber, Recreation & Country Living

If you're looking for a versatile property in the South Alabama countryside, this 58+/- acre tract on Chapel Hill Road is worth a look. Located on a paved road just 10 miles northwest of Luverne, this property offers a great combination of timber investment, recreation, homesite potential, and country living. One of the biggest features of the property is its planted pine investment. Approximately 10 acres were planted in 2006 and 35 acres were planted in 2001, and both areas have already been thinned. Across the branch, additional pines were clear-cut in 2020, and according to Finley Timber, the remaining pines are ready to be cut again. The property also has a fantastic road system that has recently been cleaned and is ready to ride, making it easy to access and enjoy the entire tract by ATV or other recreational vehicles. A year-round branch coming off Cane Creek runs through the northeast portion of the property, adding water, wildlife habitat, and natural beauty. You'll also find mature hardwoods, good cover, and plenty of room to explore. With paved road frontage and power and water available along the road, this property offers an excellent opportunity to build your home, bring an RV or mobile home, or simply create your own private country retreat. Recreation & Wildlife Deer signs are plentiful throughout the property, and the combination of year-round water, mature hardwoods, pine timber, and natural cover creates excellent wildlife habitat. The property also has plenty of room for hunting, riding ATVs, keeping horses or cows, and enjoying the outdoors. With no restrictions, you have the flexibility to use the property for a variety of recreational and agricultural purposes. Commercial chicken houses are also allowed, adding another potential use for this versatile tract. Property Highlights - 58+/- acres - Located on paved Chapel Hill Road - Approximately 10 miles northwest of Luverne - Approximately 15 miles east of Greenville - Approximately 59 miles south of Montgomery - Approximately 143 miles north of Mobile - 35+/- acres planted in pine in 2001 - 10+/- acres planted in pine in 2006 - Both planted pine areas have been thinned - Additional pines were clear-cut in 2020 - Timber reportedly ready for another cut