This 160± acre recreational and timber tract in Perry Count, AL offers an attractive mix of habitat, terrain, water, and access in the heart of Alabama’s Black Belt. The property features streams, established internal trails and roads, mixed pine and hardwood cover, deer and turkey habitat, and multiple potential cabin or camp sites.
The tract is located with County Road 30 lying to the north and Perryville Church Road to the south, with access provided by a deeded access easement. Dry Creek passes through the central portion of the property, adding natural character, wildlife value, and scenic appeal.
The land has a desirable mix of flat and rolling terrain, creating good usability for hunting, trail riding, food plots, timber management, and recreational improvements. The property includes approximately 49 acres of 2024 loblolly pine plantation, with the balance consisting of 1995/1997 loblolly pine plantations and mixed hardwoods. This age-class diversity provides both current recreational appeal and future timber upside.
The tract is well positioned for buyers seeking a private hunting and recreation property within reasonable reach of Selma, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Birmingham and Mobile.