Crenshaw County, Alabama Land For Sale (60 results)

Rare Find: Turn-Key Mini-Farm Retreat on 12 Scenic Acres Tucked away on a quiet paved road between Troy and Luverne, this 12-acre gem offers the perfect blend of comfort, functionality, and rural charm. At its heart is a 30x60 custom barndominium featuring a stylish 900 sq ft living area with a loftfully climate-controlled with dual mini splits for year-round comfort. Step outside to a massive 30x40 covered space tall enough for a center console boat or full-size RV-already equipped with an RV hookup, making this a ready-to-go basecamp or full-time homestead. Safety and peace of mind come standard with a brand-new security system and a generously sized storm shelter built to protect. The land is open, lush pasture bordered by mature oaks that provide shade, beauty, and privacy. Whether you're seeking a weekend retreat, hobby farm, or full-time country lifestyle, this property delivers it all-move-in ready. Location Highlights: Just 7.5 miles northeast of Luverne Only 12.7 miles west of Troy Paved, quiet access road with easy connection to US-29

This is a beautiful tract of timber/hunting land located in a good area of South Alabama. It was cut over three years ago, but has a scattering of mature trees including mast bearing species. It has an abundance of young growth, being loblolly pine, sweetgum, red oaks and minor species. It has an abundance of deer, turkeys and small game. It has 10 developed food plots 8 ladder stands and 2 hunting blinds. It was leased last season to a hunter from Orlando, Florida who said that he saw several trophy sized bucks on camera, but did not get to harvest one as he did not get to hunt very much. It has a small stream which runs the length of the tract from the northwest corner to the southeast corner. The timber harvest left a generous streamside management zone along the stream with a good stand of mature hardwoods. There is what appears to be an excellent lake site which could likely be developed into a ten acre or larger lake. Good ATV network trails. The price increase reflects the property's recent transition to regenerative practices, enhancing its environmental value and long-term sustainability THIS TRACT HAS BEEN SITE PREP SPRAYED AND IS SCHEDULED TO BE PLANTED THIS WINTER. THE COST OF THE SPRAYING AND PLANTING WILL BE ADDED TO THE ASKING PRICE.THIS BRINGS THE TOTAL PRICE TO $618,000. $618,000/235= $2,630/ACRE.

LOCATION: South Alabama: Greenville, Alabama is 17 miles to the west. Luverne is 8 miles to the east. Montgomery is 50 miles to the north. Mobile is 144 miles to the southwest. DESCRIPTION: The Gin Creek Tract is an impressive eighty-acre hunting and recreational parcel tucked away in Crenshaw County, Alabama—perfect for anyone chasing trophy bucks, turkeys, or just quiet weekends on the water. Picture this: a solid three-acre pond right in the heart of it, stocked thick with largemouth bass and bream, and doubling as a prime duck spot when fall rolls around. Surrounding it? Rows of plantation pines—twenty-five acres of ten-year-old timber almost ready for thinning, plus the rest in fresh three-year-old planted pines that’ll grow fast and keep the deer happy. Three established food plots are already in play—strategically placed for whitetail and turkey, so you’re not starting from scratch. Access is easy too: half a mile of paved frontage on Chapel Hill Road, another quarter mile along a quiet gravel stretch. Power and water hookups are right there, and yeah—owner financing makes it doable without the bank hassle. Secluded, stocked, and set up for success. If you’re looking for a turnkey Alabama escape, Gin Creek Track’s calling.

Located south and east of Brantley, Alabama and touching the Crenshaw and Coffee County line, this 146-acre tract offers a diverse mix of land features suitable for agricultural, recreational, and investment use. Historically utilized as a working farm and homestead, the property is arranged to support a variety of land uses while maintaining accessibility throughout. One of the most notable features is approximately 33 acres of contiguous tillable ground. This rich, fertile ground can be returned to productive row crops or converted to pasture for livestock, depending on the buyer's preference. The vast open area provides great flexibility for agricultural operations and/ or habitat management. Beyond the field, youll find 100-plus acres of mature timber that contain sections of harvestable loblolly pine. The planted pine sections are complemented by old-growth hardwood bottoms that not only provide seasonal diversity but also natural cover for the many animals that call this property home. The eastern portion of the property features a perennial creek that meanders through the bottomland, offering a natural, clean water source that supports the local wildlife as well. Another key hardwood bottom traverses the timber along the western side of the property, serving as a wet-weather outlet that helps manage runoff from the upland field during periods of heavy rain. A well-maintained trail system allows for convenient access across the tract for both work and recreation. And for your outdoor enthusiast, the property offers excellent hunting opportunities, with abundant whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs. In fact, the property is known to produce big south Alabama bucks year after year. And if bird hunting is your thing, you may want to plant portions of the upper field for weekend dove shoots or set areas to work with your dogs in the pursuit of quail. An old homestead site remains on the property and is included in as-is condition, with no value assigned to the home, barns or existing structures. Utilities include a well-maintained power easement that starts at the county road and extends into the property for nearly three-quarters of a mile. An old well remains in place, although the owner says it hasnt been operational for years. The property is being offered As-Is. That said, buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence on land use, utilities, and improvements. Give us a call today and dont miss out on this terrific South Alabama property.

If you are searching for a recreational retreat, a hunting property, or an ideal homesite, the Crenshaw 28.92 is worth considering! Situated in Glenwood, Alabama, approximately 25 miles southwest of Troy, this 28.92 acre property offers excellent highway frontage. The versatile property includes 4.62 acres of pasture with a 2432 pole barn, ideal for livestock or storage. A 24.30 acre portion was previously clear-cut and left open for new use. Whether you're looking for a place to build your dream home or a getaway, this Crenshaw County tract offers endless potential in a great location. Contact Tracy Flowers today to schedule a personal tour and experience #TheSmallTownWay! Location: Old Three Notch Road Glenwood, AL 36034 Crenshaw County 6.6 Miles SE of Brantley 12.7 Miles S of Glenwood 25.2 Miles SW of Troy Coordinates: 31.5569, -86.1732 Tax Information: 2025 Taxes $73.41 Tax ID 1370190 Property Use: Hunting Livestock Recreational Potential Home Site Property Information: 28.92 Total Acres 24.30 Acres Clear-Cut 4.62 Acres of Pasture Highway Frontage 24x32 Pole Barn Brantley School District County Water

Description: Looking for your own land with mature hardwoods and a 2+- acre pond? Please take a look at this one. It is located in Luverne, Alabama, right behind the Marathon Station north of town. The 2+- acre pond is stocked and ready to fish with bass, bream, and catfish. It is clean around the pond for easy access. The mature hardwoods can be hunted using a bow as the property is in the city limits. The Patsaliga River is just off the east side of this property, with a good road down to the river. Approximately 15+- acres is in the flood plain, but does not always stay wet. Power and water seems to be available. No mobile homes are allowed, but you can put up a cabin or building on the property. It is located in section 29, township 9 north, range 18 east, at latitude 31.7279 longitude -86.2822. Property taxes are only $252.84 per year. Ride horses, 4-wheelers, and enjoy your own recreational propertyRecreation: Fish in your OWN POND and catch your own fish. Great place to enjoy family***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: Region 6, South Alabama. Located just 6 miles west of Luverne, 28 miles west of Troy, 31 miles east of Greenville, 28 miles north of Opp, 57 miles south of Montgomery. Description: The owner has spent a lot of money getting these 11 lots move in ready. Mobile Homes are allowed, and the lots have very little restrictions. Each of the lots have paved road frontage, and power, water and internet appear to be available. Each lot is approximately 120 wide, and no matter which lot you choose, they each are: $24,900.00. There is no zoning regulations, no HOA fees, and ready to build on or place your homes. Located in a really good area of Crenshaw County, and only minutes from Luverne. The lots are located in section 25, township 8 north, range 17 east, at latitude 31.6434 longitude -86.3024. NOTE: OWNER FINANCING IS AVAILABLE ON THESE LOTS. If you pay $2,490 down with a $1,000 processing fee and $100 application fee, the owner will finance for 25 years at a 13% interest rate, for a monthly payment of $252.75. Your choice of lots. Call while we have a great selection.

578 Acre World-Class Trophy Hunting Estate Crenshaw County, Alabama Enter a hunting sanctuary that combines outstanding habitat, superior genetics, and classic southern style to create the ideal sporting destination. A 578 acre high-fenced masterpiece awaits you and your guests just behind a secure gated entry, guaranteeing complete privacy. This area, which is tucked away in the center of Crenshaw County, Alabama, is made for dedicated hunters who expect nothing less than the best. The land consists of rolling hills, hardwood bottoms, a fully developed road system for seamless access, and improved pastures. The property is engineered for both beauty and strategic hunting. Experience wildlife excellence with over 200 whitetail genetics at just two to three years old, satisfying the most serious trophy hunters. Elite fallow deer genetics deliver record-class trophy potential. Additionally, there are thriving populations of wild turkey, upland birds, and native game. A dedicated 3 acre deer breeding facility is in place to sustain and enhance superior bloodlines. The hunting infrastructure is top-notch, with Premium MB Ranch King Hunting Blinds positioned for commanding views and maximum shot opportunities. You will find multiple stocked ponds and natural water features for year-round wildlife health. A modest hunting lodge with premium finishes, spacious entertaining areas, and panoramic views welcomes you. The home offers 1,664 square feet of living space with three bedrooms, two baths, and a cozy fireplace. Other improvements include an equipment barn with a large lean-to for equipment storage and game processing facilities. Whether you are seeking a trophy hunting retreat, a legacy family property, or a high-end recreational investment, this estate delivers the rarest combination of genetics, infrastructure, and natural beauty in the southeast. Contact Russ Wilkerson or Kenneth Marks today to arrange your private showing of this extraordinary property. Disclaimer: Owner/Agent Location: 5292 Ivy Creek Road Rutledge, AL 36071 Crenshaw County 23 Miles SE of I-65 32 Miles W of Troy 57 Miles S of Montgomery 237 Miles N of Mobile Coordinates: 31.67274, -86.39088 Tax Information: $2,208.39 Annual Taxes Property Use: Residential Ranch Estate World-Class Hunting Mixed-Use Agriculture Farm Timber Investment Property Information: 578 Total Acres 550 Acres Under Fence 25 Acres of Free-Range Hunting 3 Acres of Stocked Deer Breeding Facility 1,664 SqFt Mobile Home 3 Bedrooms/2 Baths Fireplace Large Front & Rear Porches Multiple Stocked Ponds 1,650' Frontage on Hwy 77 (Ivy Creek Road) Additional Access (Horse Creek Road) Electric Gate Established Whitetail & Fallow Deer Herds Equipment Barn with Large Lean-To Equipment Coverage New Construction Skinning Shed & Processing Room Owner/Agent

Dawson’s Farm is a well-maintained 2-house poultry operation in Crenshaw County, Alabama, offering a solid opportunity for anyone looking to step into or expand within the poultry industry. Positioned on 32± acres, this farm is currently contracted with Pilgrim’s Pride and is set up for efficient broiler production with the essential infrastructure already in place. The farm features two poultry houses: • House 1: 50' x 450', built in 2013 • House 2: 60' x 600', built in 2007 Both houses are equipped with Chore-Tronics control systems, providing precise environmental and flock management. The sale includes four feed bins, two generators, and an incinerator, allowing for a smooth transition and immediate production capability. Utilities include Crenshaw County Water and South Alabama Electric, offering dependable service to the farm. The 32± acres include a mix of open ground and timber, giving you room for equipment storage, additional structures, or future expansion. Dawson’s Farm offers a strong setup supported by a reputable integrator contract. Whether you're a first-time grower or a seasoned producer looking to add capacity, this property delivers a proven operation with the space and infrastructure to keep growing.

LOCATION: South Alabama: Luverne is 2.7 miles to the east. Troy is 24 miles to the east. Greenville is 23 miles to the west. Montgomery is 51 miles to the north. Mobile is 146 miles to the south. DESCRIPTION: The Sikes Mill Creek Tract is a turn key hunting tract with income producing potential. This property has everything a hunter could want on a tract. There are 140 acres of cropland that could be leased to the current owner for $60/acre ($8,400/year). It has 2 named creeks running through it. Patsaliga Creek and Sikes Mill Creek, an unnamed creek, and 5 duck ponds. There are 5 shooting houses already in place looking over large food plots. 240 acres of this property are part of the Wetland Reserve Program which sets this property aside for timber, hunting, and recreational purposes only but where these areas are located on the property that were their only uses anyway. This is a beautiful property that truly must be seen to appreciate.

Embrace Nature's Beauty in Crenshaw County. Nestled in the serene landscapes of rural Petrey, Alabama, this expansive 5 acre lot presents a pristine canvas for envisioning and building your dream retreat. Cleared and ready for development, the property offers boundless opportunities for those looking to embrace the peace and natural beauty of the Alabama countryside. The topography is predominantly level, providing an ideal foundation for a variety of projectsbe it a spacious family homestead, a sustainable agricultural endeavor, or a cozy cabin getaway. The clearing process has been thoughtfully completed, ensuring that the natural charm and integrity of the surrounding landscape are preserved while also providing a clean slate for construction and landscaping projects. Located in the heart of Crenshaw County, this property is a rare find that combines the tranquility of rural living with the convenience of accessibility. Though secluded, the lot is situated within a reasonable drive to local amenities in Petrey and nearby Luverne, offering a blend of privacy and convenience. This area is known for its friendly communities, rich history, and scenic beauty, including sprawling fields and dense woodlands. It even includes a nice little pond with a peninsula island. Utilities are accessible, making it easier to commence building projects without extensive groundwork. The water meter is paid for as well as a power pole along the property. The surrounding region is a haven for wildlife, offering a peaceful retreat for nature lovers, with opportunities for outdoor recreation right at your doorstep. The lot represents not just a parcel of land but a doorway to a lifestyle embraced by nature, tranquility, and the freedom to create your own sanctuary. Whether you're dreaming of a rural homestead, a place for family gatherings, or a space to cultivate your agricultural ambitions, this property in Petrey awaits to transform your vision into reality. Owner financing is available. Contact Melanie Wilkerson today to learn more! Location: Beaver Pond Road, Lot #5 Luverne, AL 36049 Crenshaw County 12 Miles NE of Luverne 15.2 Miles W of Troy 29.4 Miles E of Greenville 41.6 Miles S of Montgomery Coordinates: 31.844400, -86.196390 Property Use: Deer & Turkey Hunting Future Development Property Information: 5 Surveyed Acres Potential Homesite Unrestricted Land Water & Power Available at the Road Fiber Optic Cable Available Water Meter Paid For Established Drive Owner Financing Available Tax Information: 06-04-18-0- 000-003-0060 2024 Taxes: $134.52

Location: Region 6, South Alabama. Located 10 miles northwest of Luverne, 15 miles east of Greenville, 59 miles south of Montgomery, and 143 miles north of Mobile. Description: Located on Chapel Hill Road, a paved road, just 10 miles northwest of Luverne, is a beautiful tract of land with 58+- acres, with a great road system and nice investment of planted pines. 10+- acres was planted in 2006, and 35+- acres was planted in 2001, both have been thinned. Across the branch, the pines were clear cut in 2020. Finley Timber said the pines are ready to be cut again. The tract has a fantastic road system just cleaned and ready to ride. There is a year round branch coming off Cane Creek running through the northeast end of the property. Paved road frontage, great home site, power and water along road, great recreation tract…need I say more. Great place to build your house, put an RV or mobile home, or put up a tent and enjoy nature. Property taxes are only $349.23 per year, and property is located in section 12, township 9 north, range 16 east, at latitude 31.7648 longitude -86.4072. This is a nice tract. NO COMMERCIAL CHICKEN HOUSES ALLOWED Recreation: There are plenty of signs of deer on this property. Year round branch, mature hardwoods, good cover and plenty of room to roam, so why not. I am sure the turkey call it home also. With no restrictions, you can shoot your guns, ride your 4-wheelers, have horses or cows, and enjoy great country living with great neighbors. A great place to call home.

Description: LOOK NO FURTHER! This gorgeous house and land is move in ready and for sale. Built in 2013, this 2000 square foot house has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, beautiful kitchen with stainless appliances, and ALL THE FURNITURE is included with the sale including the stainless washer and dryer. The master bath has a jetted tub, stand-alone tiled shower, his and her sinks, and walk-in closet, with large tiled floors. The rest of the house has hardwood floors, and each bedroom is large and spacious. The front porch is a large 8 by 67, and the back porch overlooks a beautiful back yard. There are 2 on-demand water heaters with natural gas, and the rest of the house is electric. The family room overlooks the back yard, with double French doors to the back porch. The house has an architectural shingled roof, brick and hearty board, with a double carport with a storage room on the back. The house has county water, SAEC power, septic system, and garbage pick-up. The property has a 30x40 pole barn, and a 30x30 storage building with roll-up door, with over 50+- acres of planted pines. Property taxes are $1,086.36 per year, and located in section 22, township 8 north, range 18 east at latitude 31.6473 longitude -86.2373.Recreation: With 90 acres and a good road system, there is plenty of room to hunt and fish. The 2+- acre fish pond is stocked with bass, bream, and catfish, and supplied with an underground spring. There are several food plots in place and the shooting houses will stay with the property. Deer, turkey, fishing, riding 4-wheelers or horses, make this a great recreation tract. There are no restrictions, no zoning, beautiful paved entrance that leads to the house that is secluded and private. Great house, beautiful property, and timber investment. THIS ONES NICE FOLKS!***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.

This recreational tract offers easy access off Cook Stand Road and is well-suited for both hunting and long-term land investment. The property features mature hardwood bottoms, a beautiful flowing creek, and established food plots that attract abundant wildlife. Recently clear-cut, the tract has been prepped for replanting in loblolly pine this winter, providing excellent future timber potential. The area supports strong populations of deer, turkey, and other small game, making it an ideal hunting property. Conveniently located, the tract is just a short drive to Luverne or Greenville, Alabama.

Well now, listen upif you're looking for a little slice of heaven down here in the South, you're going to want to take a look at this 44 acre parcel in Crenshaw County, Alabama. This is good hunting ground. The beautiful land here is set up just right! About 25 acres are in planted pine, getting thick enough to be thinned, which means you have money standing on the stump! The remaining balancethat's where the magic is: gorgeous mature hardwoods. Now don't miss the hardwood bottoms running along the water! You have two waterways back in there: a seasonal branch, great for holding some mighty fine hardwood timber, and the year-round Mac Carter Creek. That's where the deer and turkey like to step out and grab a drink! And speaking of game, the hunting here is absolutely excellent. This area is known for having some big, healthy whitetail deer, and you'll find plenty of gobblers, too, some fine Eastern turkey strutting around. The best part about this place? Someone's already done a heap of the work for you. A nice camper is already in place with water and electricity hooked up. You can pull in, drop your bags, and be sitting in a stand before the sun sets. Plus, you have public road frontage for easy access. Call Russ Wilkerson, then come on down and take a gander; you won't be disappointed! *The owner is willing to subdivide. Location: 2495 Taylor Cross Road Lapine, Alabama 36046 Crenshaw County 4.7 Miles W of Highland Home 23.3 Miles N of Luverne 34.4 Miles S of Montgomery Coordinates: 31.95832, -86.36425 Property Use: Recreational Deer & Turkey Hunting Merchantable Timber Potential Home Site Property Information: 44.24 Total Acres 25 Acres Planted Pine Mature Hardwoods Frontage on Mac Carter Creek Seasonal Branch Well-Maintained Camper (Can Be Removed) Water and Power on Site Road Frontage Owner willing to subdivide Tax Information: 2024 Taxes 03-02-04-0- 000-005-0020 $118.17 03-02-04-0- 000-005-0030 $145.16

Welcome to Crenshaw 6.2, a perfect country retreat located in peaceful Honoraville, Alabama. Whether you're looking for a private homesite or a great spot for hunting, this 6.2 acre wooded property offers plenty of potential. Completely wooded with hardwood and pine timber, this Crenshaw County property provides natural beauty, privacy, and abundant wildlife. With room to build, explore, or simply relax, this acreage is ideal for anyone wanting to enjoy quiet country living. This property is located in the Highland Home School District. Access to the land is by permission from the neighboring property. Own a slice of Alabama countryside...contact Tracy Flowers to schedule a private showing today! Location: Bowden Road Honoraville, AL 36042 Crenshaw County 9.5 Miles SW of Highland Home 15.5 Miles SE of Fort Deposit 16.8 Miles NE of Greenville 17.5 Miles NW of Luverne 37 Miles S of Montgomery Coordinates: 31.8921, -86.4053 Tax Information: 2025 Taxes: $129.20 Tax ID 1319110 Property Use: Hunting Recreational Potential Home/Camp Sites Property Information: 6.2 Total Acres Hardwood Timber Pine Timber County Water

Location: Region 6, South Alabama. Located 7 miles north of Luverne, 45 miles south of Montgomery, 25 miles east of Greenville, 26 miles west of Troy, and 150 north of Mobile. Description: Discover 80 beautiful acres of mature hardwoods and pines, offering both privacy and natural beauty. This property features an established road system for easy access throughout, along with Tomlin Mill Creek and Little Patsaliga Creek flowing through the landperfect for a scenic retreat. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the exceptional deer and turkey hunting opportunities. With deeded access, no restrictions, and no HOA fees, youll have the freedom to enjoy the land your way. Whether youre looking for recreation, investment, or a peaceful getaway, this property checks all the boxes. It is located in section 10, township 9 north, range 17 east at latitude 31.7684 longitude -86.3374. Property taxes are only $197.24. Recreation: Some of the best deer and turkey hunting in Crenshaw County. The Little Patsaliga Creek is large enough to fish. With all the mature hardwoods and water, you can see why it is a hunters paradise. It has a deeded access.

Hardwood hills and hardwood hollers. There is no beating it. This property has everything for hardwoods that you could ever ask for. The old-growth hardwoods provide great visibility on top of the hills and in the bottoms. With some small creeks running through the property, there is nothing else to ask for. A must-see. I look forward to speaking with you.

Discover tranquil living on 85.5 acres of rolling pastureland in Crenshaw County, Alabama. Nestled amidst the picturesque landscape of rolling hills, this exceptional property offers the perfect canvas for your rural dreams. The breathtaking land, an enchanting estate, presents a myriad of possibilities for the discerning buyer. Multiple homesites beckon you to design your ideal retreat, each one offering panoramic views of the surrounding pastoral beauty. Three well-maintained barns, a heated and cooled workshop, and thoughtfully fenced and cross-fenced pastureland set the stage for a remarkable sustainable farm. Embrace the true essence of country living as you explore the sorting pen, ready to facilitate your livestock management needs. A serene pond graces the land, but a minor dam repair presents an opportunity to infuse your personal touch into the property. Whether you envision an expansive agricultural venture or a peaceful haven to escape the hustle and bustle, this property offers the space and potential to turn your aspirations into reality. Seize the chance to own this slice of pastoral paradise and embark on a journey of rural enchantment. Contact Russ Wilkerson today to schedule a personal tour. Location: 6609 S. Glenwood Road Brantley, AL 36009 Crenshaw County 10.9 Miles S of Luverne 28.3 Miles SW of Troy 29.8 Miles NE of Andalusia 61.3 Miles S of Montgomery Coordinates: 31.5951487, -86.2270873 Tax Information: 07-04-20-0- 000-007-0000 $193.35 for 2024 Property Use: Deer & Turkey Hunting Timber Investment Cow/Horse Farm Future Development Potential Home Sites Property Information: 85.5 Acres Rolling Hills Fenced/Cross-Fenced Pastureland Pond Ample Road Frontage Sorting Pens 3 Barns Heated/Cooled Workshop

Welcome to the Crenshaw 2.75 in Crenshaw County, Alabama. Located just off Oak Street within the Luverne city limits, this 2.75 acre homesite offers a rare blend of open space and natural water frontage. The land is cleared and ready for construction, with water and power available at the road for a straightforward building process. A shared pond forms part of the boundary and extends into the acreage, adding a scenic focal point and the opportunity to enjoy fishing, wildlife, and peaceful water views right from your backyard. Enjoy the feel of country living while remaining minutes from downtown Luverne, schools, and local conveniences. Whether planning a primary residence or a custom retreat, the Crenshaw 2.75 is in a highly desirable location. Contact Jason Perdue today to schedule a private showing or for more information. Location: Oak Street Luverne, AL 36049 Crenshaw County 1.3 Miles SE of Downtown Luverne 51.8 Miles S of Montgomery Coordinates: 31.701601, -86.256743 Tax Information: $6.04 (2025) Property Use: Potential Home/Cabin Site Recreational Fishing Property Information: 2.75 Cleared Acres Pond Utilities Available

Location: Located in Region 6, South Alabama just 7 miles north of Luverne, 28 miles west of Troy, 22 miles east of Greenville, 49 miles south of Montgomery, and 147 miles north of Mobile. Description: Are you ready to get in the cattle business? If so, this is a great property. It is 145+- acres with approximately 60 acres of fenced and cross-fenced pasture and 85 acres of mature hardwoods with a year round creek called Little Patsaliga that is large enough to fish. There is a 350 deep well that waters 4 automatic watering troughs, planted Bahia grass, and a large area perfect for approximately an 8 acre lake that is fed with a wet-weather creek. The property has paved road frontage and dirt road frontage, a 1994 Double Wide Mobile home, 28 x 64, that looks great with remodeled bathrooms, covered front and back porches, with a double carport. The property has several gates for access, and a good road system around the property. Property taxes are only $446.63 per year, and the tract is located in sections 2 and 3, township 9 north, range 17 east at latitude 31.7861 longitude -86.3341. The east sections of the property has been cleared and ready for cows. Recreation: This area is known for its large bucks and turkeys. There is a food plot in place, and several areas to hunt in the hardwoods along the creek. The creek is large enough to fish, set out hooks, and has over 800 of creek frontage.

Welcome to the Crenshaw 116.52, located just 6 miles from Rutledge, Alabama, and only 14 miles southeast of Greenville with convenient access to I-65. This 116.52 acre tract in Crenshaw County offers an excellent combination of hunting, agricultural, and homesite opportunities. With 3,000 feet of road frontage along Greenville Highway and an additional 2,700 feet on Smyth Road, the Crenshaw 116.52 has multiple access points that make the acreage easy to manage and ideal for setting up hunting access and internal travel. 25 acres are made up of row crop and pasture, with the remaining 84 acres consisting of mixed pre-merchantable hardwoods and softwoods that create quality bedding, travel corridors, and long-term timber potential. Abundant signs of deer activity are visible throughout the property, and several water holes/duck ponds provide dependable water sources while attracting deer and turkey year-round. An established homesite is located on the southwest corner of the property, complete with a septic system, public water access, and electricity already in place, offering a ready-made base camp, future residence, or hunting lodge site. The Crenshaw 116.52 is well suited for a recreational hunting tract, working farm, or permanent homestead, all in a desirable Crenshaw County location with convenient access to nearby towns and the interstate. Contact Jason Perdue today to schedule a private showing and experience #TheSmallTownWay! Location: 7818 Greenville Hwy Rutledge, AL 36071 Crenshaw County 6 Miles W of Rutledge 9.3 Miles NW of Luverne 15 Miles SE of Greenville 58 Miles SW of Montgomery Coordinates: 31.44303, -86.24416 Property Use: Hunting Agricultural Timber Investment Potential Home/Cabin Site Property Information: 116.52 Total Acres 84 Acres of Mixed Hardwoods/Softwoods 25 Acres of Row Crop & Pastureland 3,000' Frontage on Greenville Hwy 2,700' Frontage on Smyth Road Multiple Access Points Deer, Turkey, and Dove Building Site w/ Septic, Power, & Public Water Tax Information: 2024 Taxes: $906.86

Location: Region 6, Lower Alabama. Locate 7 miles north of Luverne, 25 miles west of Troy, 25 miles east of Greenville, and 45 miles south of Montgomery. Description: Check out this 71+- acre tract that has a great home site location, with 5+- acres of pasture, 20+- acres of 10+- year old regeneration pines, and 46+- acres of mature hardwoods with the Little Patsaliga Creek running through the property, going north to south. With good water, mature hardwoods for food supply, and good cover; there are plenty of deer and turkey on the property. The Little Patsaliga is large enough to fish or set out hooks. This is a good recreation, investment and home site property. It is located in section 3, township 9 north, range 17 east, at latitude 31.7827 longitude -86.3375. Property taxes are only $200 per year. NO COMMERCIAL CHICKEN HOUSES ARE ALLOWED, AND NO GATES OR CATTLE PANELS STAY WITH THE SALE. BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY TO GET A SURVEY FOR LEGAL DESCRIPTION. Recreation: With no restrictions, enjoy hunting, fishing, riding 4-wheelers, horses, cows, and home sites. It has road frontage with very little traffic.

If you're looking for a manicured park, keep on driving. But, if you want a bottomland powerhouse where the timber is tall and the dirt is greasy with tracks, the Crenshaw 340 is exactly what you've been searching for! The Layout: Where History Meets the Hunt The setup here in Crenshaw County is pure Alabama heritage. It starts at the old homestead, with a big, shaded yard full of massive white oaks and red oaks that'll be dropping dinner for the deer. With power already pulled in and a 4-inch well on-site, enjoy a premier spot for a "no-excuses" hunting camp or a river-view lodge. The Timber, Water & Roads We aren't talking about skinny pulpwood-this is heavy, old-growth timber that's hard to find! The land features more than 1.5 miles of frontage on the Patsiliga Creek, a massive corridor for cruising bucks during the rut. The property is cut with cypress-heavy sloughs, classic honey holes for woodies and teals. A solid system of winding roads gives you access to every corner of the tract, from the ridges down to the riverbank. The "Big Three": Deer, Turkey, and Duck The Crenshaw 340 is a true triple threat. Whitetail sign is everywhere. Between the river bottom and big hardwoods, you have the perfect habitat for growing and holding mature Alabama bucks. Those big pines and river oaks are prime roosting spots for the longbirds. Come March, this place will be screaming with gobblers! Additionally, the waterfowl is remarkable. With the river and those cypress sloughs, you have legitimate "duck commander" potential right here in Crenshaw County! Access to the property is a breeze with easy, gated access on both Highway 106 and Mulberry Road, so you can slip in quietly depending on the wind direction. And, being roughly 15 miles southwest of Luverne and 25 miles northeast of Andalusia, this place is in a convenient spot! The Crenshaw 340 isn't just a piece of dirt; it's a legacy property. If you want to hunt big timber and river bottoms, call Russ Wilkerson today to schedule a tour to see this one in person! Location: Highway 106 Brantley, AL 36009 Crenshaw County 10.7 Miles W of Brantley 15.4 Miles SW of Luverne 25.5 Miles NE of Andalusia Coordinates: 31.5908, -86.4099 Tax Information: 2025 Taxes 18-01-12-0- 000-008-0000 : $455.52 18-01-11-0- 000-001-0000 : $95.01 18-01-12-0- 000-006-0000 : $24.15 Property Use: Deer, Duck, & Turkey Hunting Fishing Recreational Property Information: 340 Acres 1.5 Miles of Patsaliga Creek Frontage Frontage on Highway 106 Gated Access Mixed Timber Food Plots Sloughs and Honey Holes Internal Road System Power & Water Available

If you're looking for a piece of South Alabama dirt that has big buck written all over it, you better pull the truck over and look at the Crenshaw County 92.05! Located down in the southwest corner of the county, this 92.05 acre tract is a flat-out honey hole for deer and longbeards. I've walked this ground, and let me tell youit's torn up. We're talking about rubbed-raw saplings and scrapes everywhere you look. The deer sign is enough to make any hunter's heart skip a beat! With frontage right on Mulberry Road and power available at the line, you're already halfway to having your camp house set up. A BREAKDOWN OF THE LAND The Dinner Table: A massive 3.5 acre food plot ready for your favorite fall blend, plus 14 acres of row crop currently in corn. That local farmer is doing the hard work of keeping the deer fed for you. The Bedroom: A 22 acre portion is in 5-to-6-year-old natural regeneration. It's thick, it's nasty, and it's exactly where those big mature bucks are going to want to bed down. The Timber: The remaining acreage is beautiful mature mixed timberthe kind of woods you want to be sitting in on a crisp November morning. The Bonus: A cypress swamp is on this property that looks like a postcard! It's the perfect spot to toss out a few decoys and scratch that South Alabama duck hunting itch. The bottom line of the Crenshaw 92.05 is this: whether you're looking to chase gobblers in the spring, sit over a cornfield in the fall, or just get away from the noise, this place offers it all! Contact Russ Wilkerson today to schedule a personal tour of an all-around recreational powerhouse! Location: Mulberry Road Brantley, AL 36009 Crenshaw County 12.2 Miles NW of Brantley 18.2 Miles SW of Luverne 27.7 Miles N of Andalusia Coordinates: 31.59485, -86.42045 Property Use: Deer, Duck, & Turkey Hunting Recreational Potential Camp/Cabin Site Agricultural Investment Property Information: 92.05 Total Acres 22 Acres in Natural Regen 14 Acres of Row Crop 3.5 Acre Food Plot Mature Mixed Timber Frontage on Mulberry Road 2,200' Frontage on Burgan Branch 400' Frontage on Owen Branch Cypress Swamp Tax Information: 2024 Taxes 18-01-11-0- 000-003-0000 : $139.20 18-01-11-0- 000-001-0010 : $23.33