Randolph County, Alabama Land For Sale (30 results)

The Dickert Tracts offer the unique opportunity to acquire one or all four of these contiguous, wildlife-rich timberland properties located in the Piedmont region of Alabama. Each tract is a recreation recreationist's dream, offering excellent hunting and a prime location near the Tallapoosa River and Lake Wedowee, along with young, productive pine plantations on tracts 1 and 2/3 that present an investment opportunity and mature timber on tracts 4 and 5. The Dickert Tracts are situated in the Piedmont region of Alabama, characterized by its rolling hills and valleys. It is surrounded by timberland on all sides. The town of Wadley is only a 7-mile drive west, offering convenience stores, fuel options, and a couple of local restaurants. The city of Roanoke is approximately 15 minutes east and provides dining, grocery shopping, and hotel accommodations. The Tallapoosa River is just four miles away, and Lake Wedowee can be reached within 20 minutes. Additionally, Atlanta Airport is about an hour and a half away. Each tract has road frontage and access points along County Road 823. Interior roads and trails may require 4WD vehicles during wet conditions. Additionally, power is available along the county road, and public water is within a quarter mile south of Tract 5. Tract 1 has approximately 1.5 miles of interior roads and trails that allow access to the interior. The property features about 2,500 feet of frontage along County Road 823, which is graveled and maintained by the county. Tract 2/3 has approximately 1,100 feet of frontage on CR 823 and an internal road shared by a neighbor that provides access to the western portions. Much of the tract sits just behind the church and cemetery. Tract 4 boasts about 2,900 feet of frontage on CR 823 and has a trail leading to the pond on the eastern side of the property. Tract 5 has nearly 700 feet of frontage and an access used for logging just north of the residence that adjoins. These tracts are ideal for recreational use due to their diverse timber types and their location within a larger forested area, which offers significant potential for future timber production. The terrain is gently rolling, with elevations ranging from approximately 680 to 900 feet above sea level. The soils are well-drained, making them suitable for timber management. A branch of Beaverdam Creek runs through along the north side of Tract 1 and the bottom of Tract 2. Tract 4 features a small pond. Additionally, the Tallapoosa River, West Point Lake, and Lake Wedowee are all just a short drive away from these tracts. Tract 1 has 201 acres of recently planted improved loblolly pine, 12 acres of nine-year-old planted loblolly pine, 39 acres of upland timberland with a mix of pine and hardwood, and 29 acres of hardwood-dominated bottomland that followed the run of the creeks. Tract 2/3 has 20 acres of recently planted improved loblolly pine, 47 acres of nine-year-old planted loblolly pine, and 18 acres of hardwood-dominated bottomland that followed the run of the creeks. Tract 4 has 44 acres of mature loblolly pine plantation that was thinned about four years ago and 7 acres of upland natural timberland with a mix of pine and hardwood. A small degree of bottomland timber is around the pond on the east side. Tract 5 has 34 acres of recently thinned mature loblolly plantation and about 4 acres of natural timber with a mix of hardwood and pine. The recently planted acres were planted with genetically improved loblolly pine this past winter. The genetic stock used is expected to produce sawtimber and pole-quality timber once it matures. In this region, the typical management practice involves thinning around age 15 and again at age 21. The stand should reach financial maturity between the ages of 25 and 30, depending on growth rates and market conditions. After thinning is completed, additional options can be considered to enhance growth and wildlife value, such as prescribed burning, fertilization, and herbaceous treatments. This tract is located in a robust market for pine sawtimber and poles. Additionally, some tracts have nine-year-old loblolly pine, which should be ready for thinning in three to four more years following the same management regime mentioned above. Any upland natural timber, comprising a mix of pine and hardwood, can be managed like plantations if they have reached marketable size. But these areas contribute to the tract's diversity, benefiting local wildlife. The hardwood-dominated bottomlands follow the run of the creeks. While some timber harvesting can occur in these areas, it is generally recommended to keep them intact to serve as wildlife travel corridors, which enhances the overall diversity of the tract. This area contains a significant number of hard mast-producing trees, such as oaks, which provide valuable food sources throughout the year.

This 160-acre property near Roanoke combines a spacious 3-bedroom 2.5-bath custom-built home with recreational land that supports a variety of uses, including hunting, outdoor recreation, and long-term land ownership. Located down a private gravel driveway, the newly constructed home offers approximately 3,800 square feet of heated and cooled space, including the garage. The home is designed for both everyday living and accommodating guests. Inside, the living room and kitchen flow together in an open layout, highlighted by vaulted ceilings and abundant natural light from large windows. A wood-burning fireplace serves as a central feature in the living room, providing a warm gathering space during colder months. The kitchen is outfitted with custom cabinetry, granite countertops, commercial-grade appliances, and a large pantry. The primary suite includes a custom-tiled shower, spacious walk-in closets, and a comfortable layout. Two additional bedrooms are positioned for privacy, making them well-suited for visitors. Additional rooms include a private office and a large laundry room with a utility sink. The property offers outdoor living space with a gravel fire pit area and Adirondack seating, along with space adjacent to the home identified as a potential pond site. Beyond the home, the land features rolling terrain with a well-established trail system that provides access throughout the acreage. Three food plots with shooting houses are positioned on the property, supporting deer and turkey hunting opportunities. The majority of the perimeter of the property has been cleared and prepared for a high fence, which would allow a future owner to establish a managed hunting preserve if desired. This property provides the combination of a newly built home, versatile acreage, and recreational land features in a single tract, making it a strong option for buyers looking for a balance between residential use and outdoor pursuits. Give me a call today for more details.

Property Overview The Dickert Tracts offer the unique opportunity to acquire one or all four of these contiguous, wildlife-rich timberland properties located in the Piedmont region of Alabama. Each tract is a recreation recreationist's dream, offering excellent hunting and a prime location near the Tallapoosa River and Lake Wedowee, along with young, productive pine plantations on tracts 1 and 2/3 that present an investment opportunity and mature timber on tracts 4 and 5. Location The Dickert Tracts are situated in the Piedmont region of Alabama, characterized by its rolling hills and valleys. It is surrounded by timberland on all sides. The town of Wadley is only a 7-mile drive west, offering convenience stores, fuel options, and a couple of local restaurants. The city of Roanoke is approximately 15 minutes east and provides dining, grocery shopping, and hotel accommodations. The Tallapoosa River is just four miles away, and Lake Wedowee can be reached within 20 minutes. Additionally, Atlanta Airport is about an hour and a half away. Access Each tract has road frontage and access points along County Road 823. Interior roads and trails may require 4WD vehicles during wet conditions. Additionally, power is available along the county road, and public water is within a quarter mile south of Tract 5. Tract 1 has approximately 1.5 miles of interior roads and trails that allow access to the interior. The property features about 2,500 feet of frontage along County Road 823, which is graveled and maintained by the county. Tract 2/3 has approximately 1,100 feet of frontage on CR 823 and an internal road shared by a neighbor that provides access to the western portions. Much of the tract sits just behind the church and cemetery. Tract 4 boasts about 2,900 feet of frontage on CR 823 and has a trail leading to the pond on the eastern side of the property. Tract 5 has nearly 700 feet of frontage and an access used for logging just north of the residence that adjoins. Property Description These tracts are ideal for recreational use due to their diverse timber types and their location within a larger forested area, which offers significant potential for future timber production. The terrain is gently rolling, with elevations ranging from approximately 680 to 900 feet above sea level. The soils are well-drained, making them suitable for timber management. A branch of Beaverdam Creek runs through along the north side of Tract 1 and the bottom of Tract 2. Tract 4 features a small pond. Additionally, the Tallapoosa River, West Point Lake, and Lake Wedowee are all just a short drive away from these tracts. Timber Resource Tract 1 has 201 acres of recently planted improved loblolly pine, 12 acres of nine-year-old planted loblolly pine, 39 acres of upland timberland with a mix of pine and hardwood, and 29 acres of hardwood-dominated bottomland that followed the run of the creeks. Tract 2/3 has 20 acres of recently planted improved loblolly pine, 47 acres of nine-year-old planted loblolly pine, and 18 acres of hardwood-dominated bottomland that followed the run of the creeks. Tract 4 has 44 acres of mature loblolly pine plantation that was thinned about four years ago and 7 acres of upland natural timberland with a mix of pine and hardwood. A small degree of bottomland timber is around the pond on the east side. Tract 5 has 34 acres of recently thinned mature loblolly plantation and about 4 acres of natural timber with a mix of hardwood and pine. The recently planted acres were planted with genetically improved loblolly pine this past winter. The genetic stock used is expected to produce sawtimber and pole-quality timber once it matures. In this region, the typical management practice involves thinning around age 15 and again at age 21. The stand should reach financial maturity between the ages of 25 and 30, depending on growth rates and market conditions. After thinning is completed, additional options can be considered to enhance growth and wildlife value, such as prescribed burning, fertilization, and herbaceous treatments. This tract is located in a robust market for pine sawtimber and poles. Additionally, some tracts have nine-year-old loblolly pine, which should be ready for thinning in three to four more years following the same management regime mentioned above. Any upland natural timber, comprising a mix of pine and hardwood, can be managed like plantations if they have reached marketable size. But these areas contribute to the tract's diversity, benefiting local wildlife. The hardwood-dominated bottomlands follow the run of the creeks. While some timber harvesting can occur in these areas, it is generally recommended to keep them intact to serve as wildlife travel corridors, which enhances the overall diversity of the tract. This area contains a significant number of hard mast-producing trees, such as oaks, which provide valuable food sources throughout the year.

Property Overview The Dickert Tracts offer the unique opportunity to acquire one or all four of these contiguous, wildlife-rich timberland properties located in the Piedmont region of Alabama. Each tract is a recreation recreationist's dream, offering excellent hunting and a prime location near the Tallapoosa River and Lake Wedowee, along with young, productive pine plantations on tracts 1 and 2/3 that present an investment opportunity and mature timber on tracts 4 and 5. Location The Dickert Tracts are situated in the Piedmont region of Alabama, characterized by its rolling hills and valleys. It is surrounded by timberland on all sides. The town of Wadley is only a 7-mile drive west, offering convenience stores, fuel options, and a couple of local restaurants. The city of Roanoke is approximately 15 minutes east and provides dining, grocery shopping, and hotel accommodations. The Tallapoosa River is just four miles away, and Lake Wedowee can be reached within 20 minutes. Additionally, Atlanta Airport is about an hour and a half away. Access Each tract has road frontage and access points along County Road 823. Interior roads and trails may require 4WD vehicles during wet conditions. Additionally, power is available along the county road, and public water is within a quarter mile south of Tract 5. Tract 1 has approximately 1.5 miles of interior roads and trails that allow access to the interior. The property features about 2,500 feet of frontage along County Road 823, which is graveled and maintained by the county. Tract 2/3 has approximately 1,100 feet of frontage on CR 823 and an internal road shared by a neighbor that provides access to the western portions. Much of the tract sits just behind the church and cemetery. Tract 4 boasts about 2,900 feet of frontage on CR 823 and has a trail leading to the pond on the eastern side of the property. Tract 5 has nearly 700 feet of frontage and an access used for logging just north of the residence that adjoins. Property Description These tracts are ideal for recreational use due to their diverse timber types and their location within a larger forested area, which offers significant potential for future timber production. The terrain is gently rolling, with elevations ranging from approximately 680 to 900 feet above sea level. The soils are well-drained, making them suitable for timber management. A branch of Beaverdam Creek runs through along the north side of Tract 1 and the bottom of Tract 2. Tract 4 features a small pond. Additionally, the Tallapoosa River, West Point Lake, and Lake Wedowee are all just a short drive away from these tracts. Timber Resource Tract 1 has 201 acres of recently planted improved loblolly pine, 12 acres of nine-year-old planted loblolly pine, 39 acres of upland timberland with a mix of pine and hardwood, and 29 acres of hardwood-dominated bottomland that followed the run of the creeks. Tract 2/3 has 20 acres of recently planted improved loblolly pine, 47 acres of nine-year-old planted loblolly pine, and 18 acres of hardwood-dominated bottomland that followed the run of the creeks. Tract 4 has 44 acres of mature loblolly pine plantation that was thinned about four years ago and 7 acres of upland natural timberland with a mix of pine and hardwood. A small degree of bottomland timber is around the pond on the east side. Tract 5 has 34 acres of recently thinned mature loblolly plantation and about 4 acres of natural timber with a mix of hardwood and pine. The recently planted acres were planted with genetically improved loblolly pine this past winter. The genetic stock used is expected to produce sawtimber and pole-quality timber once it matures. In this region, the typical management practice involves thinning around age 15 and again at age 21. The stand should reach financial maturity between the ages of 25 and 30, depending on growth rates and market conditions. After thinning is completed, additional options can be considered to enhance growth and wildlife value, such as prescribed burning, fertilization, and herbaceous treatments. This tract is located in a robust market for pine sawtimber and poles. Additionally, some tracts have nine-year-old loblolly pine, which should be ready for thinning in three to four more years following the same management regime mentioned above. Any upland natural timber, comprising a mix of pine and hardwood, can be managed like plantations if they have reached marketable size. But these areas contribute to the tract's diversity, benefiting local wildlife. The hardwood-dominated bottomlands follow the run of the creeks. While some timber harvesting can occur in these areas, it is generally recommended to keep them intact to serve as wildlife travel corridors, which enhances the overall diversity of the tract. This area contains a significant number of hard mast-producing trees, such as oaks, which provide valuable food sources throughout the year.

Big Springs Tract presents a secluded tract with great potential for timber production, ideal for buyers seeking the following attributes: -High-quality timber investment with 120 acres of recently planted loblolly pine offering excellent long-term potential for sawtimber and pole-quality timber production in a strong local market. -Well-drained soils, gently rolling terrain, and active creeks support robust timber growth, while the bottomlands with mature hardwoods enhance ecological value and wildlife corridors. -A mix of upland natural timber, hardwood bottomlands, and established food plots creates ideal conditions for hunting, wildlife viewing, and outdoor recreation. -A network of interior roads and trails established after recent harvest activity provides good access throughout the property, with a deeded easement connecting to paved County Road 87, where power is available. Location The Big Springs Tract is situated in the Piedmont region of Alabama, characterized by its rolling hills and valleys. It is surrounded by timberland on all sides. The city of Roanoke, along with US Hwy 431, is approximately 15 minutes to the south and offers dining, grocery stores, and hotel accommodations. The town of Wedowee, located about 20 minutes to the west, has a hospital available for medical needs. Both Lakes Wedowee and West Point are easily accessible for day trips. Additionally, the Atlanta Airport is about an hour and a half away. Access The tract is currently accessible by an easement that crosses other ownerships to County Road 87. Thanks to recent timber harvest activity, a system of interior roads and trails has been established for interior access. Most of these are suitable for 24 when dry but may require 44 during wet periods. The easement leads to County Road 87, which is a paved county-maintained road. Power is available along the county road. Property Description This tract offers excellent recreational appeal, thanks to its diverse mix of timber types and its connection to an expansive forested landscape that enhances both seclusion and wildlife movement. The property holds strong potential for future timber production, making it equally attractive to those seeking both enjoyment and long-term investment opportunities. The terrain is gently rolling, with elevations ranging from 1,080 to 1,280 feet above sea level. The soil is well-drained and suitable for timber management. Additionally, there are several creeks running through the middle of the tract and the southern portion as well. Established food plots are also available on the property. The Tallapoosa River, West Point Lake, and Lake Wedowee are all just a short drive away. Timber Resource The Big Springs Tract consists of approximately 120 acres of recently planted genetically improved loblolly pine established in 2022 and 2023. The genetic stock used is expected to produce sawtimber and pole-quality timber once it reaches maturity. In this region, the typical management practice is to thin the trees around age 15 and again at age 21. They are expected to reach financial maturity between the ages of 25 and 30, depending on growth rates and market conditions. After thinning, other options can be considered to enhance growth and/or wildlife value, such as prescribed burning, fertilization, and herbaceous treatments. This tract is located within a strong market for pine sawtimber and poles. There are also about 30 acres of upland natural timber, featuring a mixture of pine and hardwood. These areas can provide near-term timber income if desired. If timber production is a primary objective, these areas should be replanted with loblolly pine after harvesting. Currently, they contribute to the property's diversity. Additionally, the tract includes approximately 39 acres of hardwood-dominated bottomlands that follow the courses of the creeks. While some timber harvesting can be conducted in these areas, it is generally recommended to keep them intact to serve as wildlife travel corridors and to enhance the tract's diversity. This area contains a significant number of hard mast-producing trees (such as oaks), which provide valuable food sources throughout the year.

Property Overview The Dickert Tracts offer the unique opportunity to acquire one or all four of these contiguous, wildlife-rich timberland properties located in the Piedmont region of Alabama. Each tract is a recreation recreationist's dream, offering excellent hunting and a prime location near the Tallapoosa River and Lake Wedowee, along with young, productive pine plantations on tracts 1 and 2/3 that present an investment opportunity and mature timber on tracts 4 and 5. Location The Dickert Tracts are situated in the Piedmont region of Alabama, characterized by its rolling hills and valleys. It is surrounded by timberland on all sides. The town of Wadley is only a 7-mile drive west, offering convenience stores, fuel options, and a couple of local restaurants. The city of Roanoke is approximately 15 minutes east and provides dining, grocery shopping, and hotel accommodations. The Tallapoosa River is just four miles away, and Lake Wedowee can be reached within 20 minutes. Additionally, Atlanta Airport is about an hour and a half away. Access Each tract has road frontage and access points along County Road 823. Interior roads and trails may require 4WD vehicles during wet conditions. Additionally, power is available along the county road, and public water is within a quarter mile south of Tract 5. Tract 1 has approximately 1.5 miles of interior roads and trails that allow access to the interior. The property features about 2,500 feet of frontage along County Road 823, which is graveled and maintained by the county. Tract 2/3 has approximately 1,100 feet of frontage on CR 823 and an internal road shared by a neighbor that provides access to the western portions. Much of the tract sits just behind the church and cemetery. Tract 4 boasts about 2,900 feet of frontage on CR 823 and has a trail leading to the pond on the eastern side of the property. Tract 5 has nearly 700 feet of frontage and an access used for logging just north of the residence that adjoins. Property Description These tracts are ideal for recreational use due to their diverse timber types and their location within a larger forested area, which offers significant potential for future timber production. The terrain is gently rolling, with elevations ranging from approximately 680 to 900 feet above sea level. The soils are well-drained, making them suitable for timber management. A branch of Beaverdam Creek runs through along the north side of Tract 1 and the bottom of Tract 2. Tract 4 features a small pond. Additionally, the Tallapoosa River, West Point Lake, and Lake Wedowee are all just a short drive away from these tracts. Timber Resource Tract 1 has 201 acres of recently planted improved loblolly pine, 12 acres of nine-year-old planted loblolly pine, 39 acres of upland timberland with a mix of pine and hardwood, and 29 acres of hardwood-dominated bottomland that followed the run of the creeks. Tract 2/3 has 20 acres of recently planted improved loblolly pine, 47 acres of nine-year-old planted loblolly pine, and 18 acres of hardwood-dominated bottomland that followed the run of the creeks. Tract 4 has 44 acres of mature loblolly pine plantation that was thinned about four years ago and 7 acres of upland natural timberland with a mix of pine and hardwood. A small degree of bottomland timber is around the pond on the east side. Tract 5 has 34 acres of recently thinned mature loblolly plantation and about 4 acres of natural timber with a mix of hardwood and pine. The recently planted acres were planted with genetically improved loblolly pine this past winter. The genetic stock used is expected to produce sawtimber and pole-quality timber once it matures. In this region, the typical management practice involves thinning around age 15 and again at age 21. The stand should reach financial maturity between the ages of 25 and 30, depending on growth rates and market conditions. After thinning is completed, additional options can be considered to enhance growth and wildlife value, such as prescribed burning, fertilization, and herbaceous treatments. This tract is located in a robust market for pine sawtimber and poles. Additionally, some tracts have nine-year-old loblolly pine, which should be ready for thinning in three to four more years following the same management regime mentioned above. Any upland natural timber, comprising a mix of pine and hardwood, can be managed like plantations if they have reached marketable size. But these areas contribute to the tract's diversity, benefiting local wildlife. The hardwood-dominated bottomlands follow the run of the creeks. While some timber harvesting can occur in these areas, it is generally recommended to keep them intact to serve as wildlife travel corridors, which enhances the overall diversity of the tract. This area contains a significant number of hard mast-producing trees, such as oaks, which provide valuable food sources throughout the year.

The Ofelia Tract is located within the piedmont region of east-central Alabama and is on the edge of the southernmost reach of Appalachia. This area features a rolling landscape of hills and valleys. The tract is bordered by privately owned timberlands to the north and south, and the east side is bordered by land owned by Alabama Power Company, which borders Lake Wedowee. As the crow flies, Lake Wedowee is less than a quarter mile from the propertys eastern boundary. A boating access is located only 4 miles away on AL Hwy 48. Lineville, Alabama, is approximately 10 miles to the west, and the Town of Wedowee, Alabama, is about 10 minutes to the east. Both towns provide grocery, gas, and quick dining options. Wedowee has a medical facility. Ofelia is just a few minutes off AL Hwy 48, and US 431 is merely 10 minutes away. The City of Roanoke, Alabama, is located approximately 25 minutes to the southeast. Roanoke provides dining, provisions, and lodging. The Atlanta International Airport is about two hours away. Access A deeded easement off County Road 57, a paved county road, provides access to the property. A single private gate opens to a woods road currently suitable for off-road vehicles. The tract has direct access to power. The interior road was constructed in conjunction with logging several years ago. At the last timber cutting, outside property boundaries were marked with blue and orange paint. There are also old fences that run many of the outside boundaries. There is red paint running along the eastern boundaries that are shared with Alabama Power Company. Site Description The tracts terrain is rolling, with elevations running from approximately 795 feet to 950 feet above sea level. The soils are rated well for timber production. A system of creeks runs through the property. The primary creek runs from west to east and holds water almost continuously. The tracts proximity to Lake Wedowee suggests potential for development. This area of the state provides quality deer hunting opportunities, and there is plenty of evidence that they are using this tract. A food plot has been established on the east side. Lake Wedowee has phenomenal bass and crappy fishing. The lake is just minutes away. The Tallapoosa River is accessible just below the lake, offering fantastic kayaking and canoeing. Talladega National Forest is within a 30-minute drive. Timber A timber harvest was conducted in 2018. In 2020, 51 acres of the tract were planted with genetically improved loblolly pine. These plantations are developing well and offer timber management options and income for the future. Following normal timber management, these plantations should be thinned at or near age 15 and again at age 21. These thinnings will keep the plantation growing and developing well. While the thinning will be an income-producing event, its main purpose is to keep the plantation healthy. Once thinned, wildlife and aesthetic-enhancing actions, such as prescribed burning, can be employed. Within this market region, loblolly plantations reach financial maturity between the ages of 26 to 30. Approximately 11 acres of mixed hardwood and pine natural timber follow the run of the creeks on the tract. Most of this acreage is within the Streamside Management Zone (SMZ), which functions as a protective agent of the stream, keeping out sediment and regulating water temperature. They also function as wildlife travel corridors and add diversity to the property. There is a strong representation of oak species providing mark mast browse in the fall of the year. Most landowners choose to leave these stands intact. Leaving them intact protects streams integrity, creates wildlife travel corridors, and adds diversity to the property. State BMPs for forestry do allow some harvest with the SMZ.

241 acres (+-) located on County Road 518 about 15 miles north of Roanoke, 34 miles west of Newnan, GA and 60 miles north of the Auburn/Opelika area. The Duncan Creek Tract is situated right on the AL/GA line and is also not a bad drive from major cities such as Atlanta, GA and Birmingham, AL. The landowner has recently constructed a new board fence entrance with fresh gravel on the main road leading to a good camp site with power. There is an existing small pole barn on site that would work well for parking a tractor and ATVs. The topography here is gently rolling for the most part and a good road/trail system is in place. Most all parts of the tract are accessible with the exception of a couple wooded areas across small creeks. These areas are a great sanctuary for deer to bed and browse in and could also be made accessible easily with a crossing or culvert pipe. There are 5 good size food plots on the tract, some of which are planted in summer crops like grain sorghum and peas. There are other areas that could be converted into more food plots as well if one wanted to do so. A good supply of water is available here with 2 small springs that flow into a more major creek which is the southern boundary of the property. This creek (almost one mile of frontage) is really nice and features several rock outcroppings and small water falls. It is a good water source for the wildlife and is also a great a place for your family to do some exploring or picnicing. The timber on the tract is mostly natural pine/hardwood regeneration with some really nice hardwood bottoms. There are a lot of white oaks in these bottoms that will be a good food source in the fall and a great spot to bowhunt. There looks to be no shortage of deer and turkeys here...deer tracks and turkey scratching are evident most anywhere you go! The Duncan Creek Tract is a nice property that could be enjoyed and hunted immediately. It has a lot of potential and is a good fit for the buyer looking to transform their property into a showplace! PRICED AT $995,000 FOR MORE INFO, CONTACT: SLADE JOHNSTON TUTT LAND COMPANY (205) 499-3858 WILL HERNDON TUTT LAND COMPANY (334) 321-1821

This beautiful 1.12 +/- acre lakefront lot on Lake Wedowee offers the perfect place to build your dream home or weekend getaway! With a gentle slope to the water and plenty of space, it's great for enjoying lake life whether you're boating, fishing, or just relaxing by the shore. Located in a private gated community this property offers privacy and direct access to the lake, with good views and a quiet atmosphere. Just a short +/- 15 minute drive from the town of Wedowee, you'll have the convenience of nearby shops and restaurants while still enjoying the water. Take advantage of this opportunity in a great location! All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Cal Hardie at (770) 296-2163 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of these property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

+/- 81 acres located on Randolph County road 2565. Heavily timbered with mature pine and hardwood and a perennial creek flows across the property. With almost a mile of road frontage on county road 2565, this property would be a good fit to divide for future home sites. Power and water are available at the road.

Located in Randolph County, Alabama, the 47.8-acre Woodville 884 Tract offers a compelling blend of recreational appeal and long-term timber investment. The property features 38.3 acres of well-stocked, four-year-old loblolly pine plantation on productive timberland soils, providing excellent future income potential. An additional 9.5 acres of natural hardwood surrounds an intermittent creek, creating a natural wildlife corridor ideal for hunting and outdoor enjoyment. Conveniently situated just 6 miles from Flint Rock Park on the Tallapoosa River, 11 miles from Roanoke, and 75 miles from both Birmingham and Atlanta, this property is ideally located for weekend getaways or a private retreat.

PRICE IMPROVEMENT! 236+/- acre recreational and hunting oasis in the Heart of Randolph County, AL! This property is located just 10 minutes from Wedowee, with easy access via paved County Road 33. It's conveniently close to the lake, making it a perfect spot for both recreational and hunting activities. The land has access to county water and power, and features a good internal road system for easy navigation. Wildcat Creek runs for over half a mile through the property, adding to its natural beauty and providing great water sources for wildlife. Several streams and large SMZs are also present, enhancing the property's potential for hunting and outdoor recreation. The land is covered in timber at various stages of growth, from mature to younger stands, providing diverse habitat for wildlife. This tract is ready for use with established food plots throughout, offering excellent hunting opportunities. With its mix of natural features, infrastructure, and close proximity to town, this property is an ideal choice for anyone looking for a hunting retreat, recreational land, or a large tract to build a home on near Wedowee. This tract is less than 30 minutes from the Georgia state line and within 1.5 hours of Atlanta or Birmingham. Shown by appointment only. Please contact a listing agent for more info.

Bank Owned Farm Potash Ridge Farm is a three house MEGA Broiler Farm located in Randolph County, AL. Currently this farm is not in production, but was previously growing for Koch Foods Pine Mountain Complex growing a big bird. A barndominum with three bedrooms and lots of room to expand offers a great living space. The living space will need a little work but can be repaired easily. Situated on 35+/- acres the farm has some open ground and some timber. The poultry farm has the following equipment and features: Rotem Controllers - Two Diesel Generators (needs some repairs, quote available) - Big Dutchman Feed Lines - Turbo Growers - Tube Heat - EcoDrum Rotating Composter - Well and City Water - LP Gas (no tanks on the farm) Koch Foods Pine Mountain Complex will entertain approving a buyer for a Letter of Intent on this farm. Buyer prospects are asked not to call Koch Foods about this farm. They prefer that the PoultrySouth Team approach them about potential buyers. A new required update list and quote is being prepared. A buyer will have to have a Purchase Agreement with the seller and an initial financing approval with a lender, before Koch Foods will visit with them. Known Updates are: Going from front house brood area to center house brood area. Remove the Tunnel Doors and go to Tunnel Curtains General repairs and maintenance The seller will entertain participating in the required updates on the farm. A quote for all updates will be available at some point. This farm can only be visited with a PoultrySouth Team Member present. NO visitors are allowed on this farm without being accompanied by PoultrySouth.

Welcome to Horseshoe Ridge, a premier hunting and recreational oasis! This unique 90+/- acre property features over 1 mile of frontage on the Little Tallapoosa River. It is primarily pasture land with fertile bottoms along the river, perfect for wildlife management, grazing livestock, or hay production. The property features a very nice large 100'x72' barn, with 2080 sq ft of heated and cooled living space, including 2 bedrooms and 1 1/2 baths. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the planted dove field and the dense deer and turkey population, making it a haven for hunters. The property has been used for bird dog training and field trials, with multiple trap houses for sporting clays. The long stretch of continuous river frontage also offer the opportunity to kayak, canoe, fish, or swim all without having to leave your property. This place truly has it all. Located just outside of Woodland, AL, at the end of county road 509 near the Hawk & Newell community, this property offers the perfect blend of seclusion and accessibility. It's conveniently situated about 1 hour from both Atlanta, GA, and Auburn, AL and about 1 hour 45 minutes from Birmingham, AL. Don't miss the opportunity to own this exceptional piece of paradise! Shown by appointment only. Please contact a listing agent for more info or to schedule a showing today!

The Mt. Moriah Tract is approximately 103ac+/- with a diverse topography and has road frontage on both Co Rd 2 and Co Rd 313 in the Delta Community of Randolph County,AL. This tract has a mix of hardwood and pine throughout with some of the timber being merchantable. There is water on the property in the form of small branches. This property is ideal for multiple uses, there are home sites as well as roads and trails through out the property with green fields, or clean the land up for your livestock. The final boundary on the North Side will be determined by survey.

1 Acre Lot Near Lake Wedowee, Randolph County, AL This 1-acre lot is located in a quiet area of Randolph County, just minutes from Lake Wedowee and convenient to both Lineville and Wedowee. The property is unrestricted, making it a flexible choice for a homesite, small getaway, or investment property. The setting offers privacy with easy access to nearby amenities, schools, and public boat ramps on the lake. Whether you're looking for a place to build a home or simply enjoy a peaceful piece of land near the water, this lot provides an affordable and well-located opportunity in east Alabama.

Lot #5 - Mobile home, starter home or retirement home. This 3.83 wooded lot in Randolph county is perfect. Great building lot that lays well, has no restrictions, and is less than 1 mile from the Georgia state line. Additional lots are available.

Welcome to this sportsman's dream. This 120+/- acre property is private and secluded. It offers diverse habitat for wildlife as a result of the terrain and past timber harvests. A portion of the timber was cut about 10-15 years ago with a good stand of volunteer pines and naturally regenerating hardwoods growing in those areas. There are also several patches of old growth Hardwoods totaling about 40 acres that were left untouched. These areas are dense with large White oaks, Red oaks, Hickory, and Beech trees. Once you get onto the property there is a very good internal trail system that maneuvers throughout the timberland that lead you to multiple streams, green fields, and hunting lanes strategically placed around the property as well. This property is accessed by logging road through some institutional timberland. Randolph County Rd 847 is the county dirt road that the logging road runs off of. This tract s best accessed from the Clay County side via Turkey Pens Rd. Shown by appointment only. Contact a listing agent for more info.

Discover your own secluded getaway on the pristine waters of Lake Wedowee. This beautiful waterfront property sits on an unrestricted 3-acre lot just north of Foster's Bridge on the main channel of the Tallapoosa River, offering both privacy and convenience. The charming 4-bedroom, 2-bath lake house boasts 1,800 sq. ft. of living space with a finished basement, making it perfect for family gatherings or entertaining friends. Enjoy breathtaking lake views from the expansive wrap-around deck, or relax on the screened-in porch for year-round outdoor living. With its combination of spacious indoor comfort and tranquil outdoor surroundings, this property is ideal as a private retreat, weekend escape, or even a full-time residence on one of Alabama's most sought-after lakes

PRICE REDUCED! The seller will give a concession of $50,000 toward the updates, with a full price offer. Update quote available upon request. Bik MEGA Broiler Farm is located near the town of Woodland in northern Randolph County, Alabama. The farm has two 66x600 MEGA houses built in 2013 and 2016. The farm currently grows a big bird for Koch Foods Pine Mountain Complex. Gross annual income in 2024 was $223,000 and the projection for cash flow is $221,000 on 4.5 flocks per year. BikMEGABroiler Farm has 33+/- acres that includes some fenced pasture. A three bedroom and two bathroom doublewide mobile home is included with the farm. The farm has the following features: - ChoreTronics 3 Controllers - ChoreTime C2Plus Feed lines - One house has Munters Poly Fans, One has Aerotech butterfly door fans - LED Lights - One House has Quad Heaters, one has tube heat - Freezer for mortality - City Water - LP Gas Prequalification RequiredAll potential buyersmust be prequalifiedbefore scheduling a visit. Poultry farms are bio-secure facilities. No visits are allowed without an appointment. Call the PoultrySouth Team at Southeastern Land Group at 256-475-0490 for more details!

5 acre homesite just outside of Wadley, AL. This property is located only 2 miles from town on a quiet paved road and offers gentle topography throughout. A cleared homesite is already in place, making it easy to envision your home or weekend retreat. A nice spring-fed creek flows through the property, adding character and a natural water feature. The setting is peaceful and private, with just the right amount of space for someone looking to enjoy country living without being too far from town.

24.35 acres of wooded land that is great for recreation or hunting. Ideal for a great get away place and very private. This property does join timber company land and other large property owners. There a good road to the top of the hill where there is a nice elevated point that levels out and provides great views from this property. Not far from Lake Wedowee and Hwy 431. Updated survey of this property is available.

Welcoming and peaceful 4 bedroom, 3 bath lakefront home located on Gobbler Creek/Lake Wedowee with year-round water. Gently sloping walk to the waterfront and floating dock that invites you to fun days on the water! The cabin feel of the inside draws you to the quiet, comfortable, open-floor plan with a wood burning fireplace for fireside pleasure. The kitchen has refrigerator, stove, and microwave. Leading out from the dining area is a screened porch ready for friends and family to enjoy the beautiful lake views! The spacious basement is home to an open great room with kitchen sink and cabinets as well as another bedroom and bathroom. Huge laundry room with hanging storage is handy for those lake days. Come enjoy Lake Wedowee for your weekend getaways or your new home. Property located in Randolph County with a Clay County (Lineville) Mailing Address.

Beautiful 4 Bedroom Home on 4 Acres with Shop! Welcome to country living at its finest! This spacious 2019 manufactured home on a permanent foundation offers over 2,100 sq. ft. of living space with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, perfect for families who need room to grow. Outside, you ll find 4 acres of beautiful cleared land to stretch out and enjoy, plus a large shop ideal for storage, or hobbies. Whether you re looking for peace and quiet or a place to entertain, this property checks all the boxes. Don t miss your chance to make it yours!

Nestled in the Wadeeta Subdivision, this prime lakefront lot offers an opportunity to own a piece of paradise on the picturesqueLake Wedowee. With 99.4+/- feet of water frontage and spanning approximately 0.49+/- acres, this wooded lot promisestranquility and natural beauty. Enjoy the convenience of community amenities, including a septic system, a boat ramp for easywater access, well-maintained paved streets, and readily available city water and gas utilities. Situated near town, this lot offersyear-round water accessibility, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking a waterfront lifestyle. With reasonable restrictions inplace and a limited number of remaining nice building lots on Lake Wedowee, this lake lot presents a chance to secure yourdream lakefront property before it's too late.