Clay County, Alabama Land For Sale (38 results)

*Tract A* This 39.8-acre tract is located in Clay County, Alabama, near the town of Ashland and offers a combination of recreational land features and rural acreage suitable for a variety of uses. The property has county road frontage on South Road, providing convenient access. Power is available along the road frontage, which may support development of a homesite or other improvements. The land is predominantly wooded with hardwood timber. Oaks are present throughout the property and produce acorns that serve as a natural food source for wildlife. A shooting house is already in place and supports recreational use of the property. An internal road system provides access throughout the tract, supporting land management and outdoor activities. Wildlife activity has been observed on the property, including deer and turkey. The combination of timber cover, interior access, and existing improvements may appeal to buyers interested in hunting land or recreational property. The acreage may also be of interest to those seeking rural land for potential homesite development. Additional adjacent acreage is available for purchase, including parcels identified as Clay 39.5 and Clay 34.8, offering the opportunity to expand contiguous land ownership. Give me a call for more details and to schedule your private showing.

Secluded Pines presents a nice and secluded timberland tract ideal for buyers seeking the following attributes: -Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, the rolling terrain offers excellent hunting opportunities for white-tailed deer and Eastern wild turkey, along with a reliable water source from flowing creeks. -32 acres of Loblolly Pine ready for its first thinning or clearcut offering an immediate harvest opportunity. -Surrounded by privately owned timberlands on all sides, but still just a short drive to Ashland or Alexander City for groceries, gas, dining, and medical facilities. Secluded Pines is located in the piedmont region of east-central Alabama and is on the edge of the southernmost reach of Appalachia. The area features a steep to rolling landscape of hills and valleys. The tract is bordered by privately owned timberlands on all sides. Little Hillabee Creek is less than a quarter mile from the property's western boundary. Ashland, Alabama, is approximately 13 miles north of the nearest paved road accessing the property. Alexander City, Alabama, is approximately 18 miles south of the nearest paved road accessing the property. Ashland and Alexander City provide grocery stores, gas stations, dining options, and medical facilities. Alexander City provides hotels and lodging. The Secluded Pines property access is only a few minutes from AL Hwy 9 and 16 miles north of US Highway 280, and 45 miles south of I-20. Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport is less than a two-hour drive from the property. The property is best suited for recreational activities and hunting. It features rolling terrain with elevations ranging from approximately 820 to 920 feet above sea level. The soils are well-drained and rated highly for timber production. A system of creeks flows through the property, with the primary creek running from east to west and maintaining a nearly continuous water flow. Additionally, this primary creek is joined by a smaller, possibly spring-fed stream located near the center of the property. This region of the state offers excellent hunting opportunities for two major game species: white-tailed deer and Eastern wild turkey. Secluded Pines can be accessed by a UTV or ATV from a fairly maintained logging road through multiple landowners. The tract features 32 acres of Loblolly Pine plantation, planted in 2005, and is now ready for its first thinning or clearcut, which offers immediate harvest opportunities. The tract is currently owned by Anthony B. Strong and is recorded in the Clay County Courthouse in Deed Book Wd-03080, page 159. The taxes for 2024 were $54.54. It is important to note that the property does not have a legal easement for access. The property boundaries can be identified by blue paint markings and iron corner markers.

Property Overview Bluff Springs Tract presents a blank slate for buyers seeking a property with a multitude of possibilities due to the following attributes: - 2,700 feet of paved road frontage along Bluff Springs Road -Multiple hardwood bottoms and streams -Well-established interior road system -Access to power and water -A great white-tailed deer and wild turkey population -Rolling hills with excellent views Location Bluff Springs Tract is located in Alabama's scenic Piedmont region, nestled in the foothills of the Appalachians and defined by its rolling hills and valleys. Surrounded by timberland and rural residential properties, the tract offers a peaceful, private setting with Bluff Springs Road providing convenient access along its eastern edge. The nearby towns of Ashland and Lineville are just 10 to 15 miles north of the property and offer essential services, including grocery stores, dining, public schools, medical facilities, fire and police departments, and convenience stores. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property's proximity to recreational destinations: Hollins Wildlife Management Area is just 17 miles away for hiking and hunting, while Lake Wedowee and Lake Martin, both within 25 miles, offer excellent fishing and boating opportunities. For those needing regional or national travel access, Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport is within a two-hour drive, making this property both secluded and accessible. Access The Bluff Springs Tract offers excellent accessibility, featuring approximately 2,700 feet of paved road frontage and three main entry points. Over two miles of recently improved interior roads provide easy access throughout the entire property. The tract also has direct access to both power and water, enhancing its development potential. Prior to the recent timber harvest, most of the boundary lines were clearly marked with blue paint. Remaining boundaries can be identified by existing fence lines and survey pins, making the property well-defined and easy to navigate. Property Description Bluff Springs Tract presents a unique and versatile opportunity for buyers seeking timber investment, recreational use, rural living, or farming potential. Spanning a diverse landscape with elevations ranging from 860 to 1,060 feet, the property features a mix of rolling hills, moderate slopes, and level ground with soils well-suited for timber production. Multiple intermittent and perennial streams traverse the tract, enhancing its natural beauty and ecological value. Access to power and water is available along Bluff Springs Road, with a powerline easement providing additional utility access. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the quality deer and turkey hunting, supported by Streamside Management Zones (Smzs) that act as natural travel corridors and contain mature hardwoods like white oaks, which are essential food sources for game. With no existing structures except an old chimney and a historic cemetery on the western edge, the land offers a blank canvas for development, including ideal sites for food plots and rural homesteads. Timber Resource A timber harvest was completed in early 2025, leaving approximately 27 acres of mature timber standing within designated SMZs. These areas not only preserve the property's natural beauty and ecological value but also provide immediate habitat and cover for wildlife. The recently harvested portions of the tract are primed for reforestation, offering flexibility for either natural regeneration or artificial planting. For optimal timber production, genetically improved Loblolly pine is the recommended species, as soil reports confirm it is well-suited to the site conditions. The property's soils are not favorable for Longleaf pine, making Loblolly a more productive and profitable option for future timber investment. This setup presents an ideal opportunity for buyers seeking to establish a long-term, sustainable timber operation.

*Tract B* This 34.8-acre tract is located in Clay County, Alabama, near the town of Ashland and offers a combination of recreational land features and rural acreage suitable for a variety of uses. The property benefits from county road frontage on both Smith Road and South Road, providing multiple points of access. Power is available along the road frontage, which may support development of a homesite or other improvements. The land features rolling terrain with a mix of hardwood and pine timber. Oaks are present throughout the property and produce acorns that serve as a natural food source for wildlife. The timber composition and topography create a varied landscape that supports habitat diversity. An established trail system allows for interior access for property management and recreational activities. Wildlife activity has been observed on the tract, including deer and turkey. The acreage may also appeal to buyers interested in rural living or future homesite development. The combination of road frontage, available power, and manageable terrain offers flexibility for various potential land uses. The rolling topography offers multiple potential building locations while maintaining privacy and separation from surrounding properties. The higher elevation areas along a ridgetop may offer a potential cabin or homesite location with the opportunity for long-range views across the surrounding landscape. For buyers seeking additional acreage, adjacent parcels are available for purchase, including properties identified as Clay 39.5 and Clay 39.8. Give me a call for more details and to schedule your private showing.

*Tract C* This 39-acre tract in Clay County, Alabama, offers a blend of recreational land features and rural acreage with multiple potential uses. The property has county road frontage on Smith Road, providing direct access. Power is available along the road, which may support development of a homesite or other improvements, subject to permitting and local regulations. The terrain features gently rolling topography with a mix of hardwood and pine timber cover. A creek runs along the northern boundary, providing a natural water feature and contributing to the property's diverse habitat.An established trail system enhances access throughout the interior of the acreage. The land has been managed to support wildlife and recreational use. Two existing shooting houses, strategically placed food plots, and a power line easement create open areas and edge habitat that have supported deer and turkey activity. Oaks present on the property produce acorns, which serve as a source of natural forage.The timber on the property consists of a mix of hardwoods and pine, providing a landscape that supports both habitat and scenic variety. The creek corridor along the northern boundary contributes to the property's overall diversity. Trail infrastructure across the tract facilitates internal access for equipment, recreation, and land management activities.This acreage may appeal to buyers interested in recreational property, rural living, hunting land, or potential homesite development with access to utilities. The combination of established wildlife management features, natural timber, and water resources provides a setting for continued outdoor use. Additional adjacent acreage is available for purchase, including parcels identified as Clay 34.8 and Clay 39.8, for those seeking to expand their contiguous land holdings. Give me a call for more details and to schedule your private showing.

This property is an awesome longleaf timber investment. The pines were planted 22 years ago and are growing good. They are ready for a 1st thinning. The remaining pine stand will continue to be incoming producing on the 2nd thinning, the 3rd cutting is when the big money comes. There is a big demand for Long Leaf logs/poles. Longleaf pines need fire to grow out faster and be healthier to resist disease. The entire track was burned with a prescribed fire in the early spring of 2024. All fire lanes are in place and will be ready for the next prescribed fire. There are massive hardwoods in the bottoms that produce hard mast for deer and turkey. The deer in this area are known for good genetics, and there are plenty of signs and cover to hold them year-round. Call today. This property has a DEEDED EASEMENT

4.6 Acres | Country Homesite | Clay County, AL Cragford / Corinth Community This 4.6 acre tract is located in the CragfordCorinth area of Clay County and offers a quiet country setting with plenty of room for a private homesite. The land features gentle topography and a layout that works well for building and everyday use. The property is wooded with a mix of pine and hardwood timber, creating natural privacy and a peaceful atmosphere. The surrounding area supports abundant wildlife, including deer and turkey, adding to the rural appeal. With a manageable size and multiple options for placing a home, this tract is a great fit for those looking to enjoy a simple country lifestyle in Clay County.

5 Acres | Rural Homesite | Clay County, AL Cragford / Corinth Community Located in the CragfordCorinth area of Clay County, this 5 acre tract offers a peaceful rural setting that is ideal for a homesite or small country retreat. The property features gentle terrain, making it easy to utilize and well suited for building. The land is wooded with a mix of pine and hardwood timber, providing natural privacy and a quiet, secluded feel. Deer and turkey are frequently seen in the area, offering recreational enjoyment and a strong connection to the outdoors. With its convenient size, attractive setting, and multiple potential building locations, this tract presents a great opportunity to enjoy rural living in Clay County.

8.5 Acres | Mini Farm & Rural Homesite | Clay County, AL Cragford / Corinth Community This 8.5 acre tract in the CragfordCorinth area of Clay County offers a quiet rural setting well suited for a rural homesite or small mini-farm. The property features gentle, usable terrain and a manageable layout that works well for residential use. The land is timbered in a mix of mature pine and hardwood, providing privacy and a natural buffer from surrounding properties. The wooded setting supports wildlife such as deer and turkey and adds to the overall character of the tract. With multiple potential homesite locations and a peaceful rural environment, this property is a solid option for someone looking to build a home and enjoy country living on a smaller acreage

+/-292 acres of timberland located off Mt Zion Church Road 10 miles south of Ashland, Alabama. The tract is very diverse with three ages of pine plantation and mature hardwood timber along the creek bottoms. The tract is accessed from Mt. Zion Road. The property consists of the following timber types: 50.5 acres of mature hardwood/SMZ. (streamside management zone) 82 acres of 20 year old loblolly pines 96 acres of 6 year old Loblolly pine 54.5 acres of 3 year old Loblolly pine 9.2 acres of non-forest Recorded easement to northwest portion of the tract for timber harvesting and associated forest management activities. An interior trail or woods road could be created to access this portion of the tract for recreational use.

7.5 Acres | Mini Farm & Homesites | Clay County, AL Cragford / Corinth Community Located in the CragfordCorinth community of Clay County, this 7.5 acre tract offers an excellent opportunity for a small mini-farm or rural homesite. The property features gentle topography and a quiet rural setting well suited for building and everyday country living. The tract is wooded in a mix of mature pine and hardwood timber, providing privacy and an attractive natural backdrop. Multiple homesite options are present across the property, allowing flexibility for placement of a home or other improvements. The property also supports wildlife such as deer and turkey, adding recreational value and enjoyment to the land. This is a great place to build a home and enjoy a peaceful rural lifestyle on a manageable acreage.

Crooked Creek Tract 40 Acres | Clay & Randolph County Line | Cragford, AL Discover a rare opportunity to own 40 beautiful acres right in the heart of Cragford, AL, positioned along the Clay/Randolph County line. This diverse property offers an ideal blend of investment potential, recreation, and natural beauty. The tract features a mix of young planted pines and mature hardwood timber along the north side of the creek, providing both future timber value and stunning scenery. With approximately 3/4 mile of frontage on Crooked Creek, you'll enjoy access to a gorgeous, clear-flowing, navigable creek that ultimately feeds into the Tallapoosa Riverperfect for kayaking, canoeing, wading, fishing, and exploring. Convenient access is a major plus, with paved road frontage on New Hope Road in Clay County and Randolph County Road 5 on the Randolph side. Property Highlights - 40 acres in Cragford, AL - Located on the Clay/Randolph County line - Planted pine & mature hardwood timber mix - ~3/4 mile frontage on scenic Crooked Creek - Navigable creek feeding into the Tallapoosa River - Ideal recreational tract with great hunting - Paved frontage on New Hope Rd & Randolph CR 5 This is a beautiful and versatile property in a highly sought-after areaperfect for the land buyer looking for peace, privacy, water frontage, and investment appeal. Shown by appointment only. Contact listing agent for more information!

This 180-acre tract of land, located just outside of Alexander City on the Clay County line, offers an excellent opportunity for both timber investment and recreational use. Situated off Highway 9, the property provides convenient access to both Birmingham and Auburn, making it an attractive option for those seeking a private getaway or an investment in merchantable timber. The land is predominantly covered in pine stands, ready for their first thinning, making it a prime candidate for timber management and long-term growth. With two creeks running through the property-- one along the east side and another on the west side-- there's a natural water source that adds to the charm and value of the land. The owner has invested in an extensive trail system throughout the property, providing easy access to all areas for hunting, recreational activities, or timber management. The terrain is gently rolling, creating an ideal setting for hunting, camping, hiking, or other outdoor pursuits. Whether you're looking for a sound timber investment or a place to enjoy nature, this property offers it all in a convenient location. Don't miss out on the versatile and scenic piece of land!

Jett Mountain is an exceptional 80+/-acre tract located in Clay County, Alabama. This property offers a great combination of seclusion, scenic views, and practical improvements, making it ideal for a recreational retreat, future homestead, or weekend getaway. Access is provided by a well-maintained deeded road, and the property features a good internal road system that makes it easy to navigate. A cleared homesite is already in place, along with a functioning well and a small barn that's perfect for storing tools, hunting gear, or ATVs. The land features large mature hardwoods throughout, providing a beautiful natural setting and excellent wildlife habitat. There are several spots on the property that offer great views and potential for additional build sites. Whether you're looking for a quiet place to escape, a productive hunting property, or a unique piece of land to build on, Jett Mountain offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity in a peaceful part of East Alabama. Please call Spencer Loveless or Luke Rice today to see this beautiful tract!

Shep's Hideaway | 17 Acres with Creek, Cabin & Homesites | Clay County, AL Shep's Hideaway is a 17 acre tract located in Clay County, offering a quiet and versatile setting well suited for a weekend retreat, hunting property, or small rural getaway. The property features gentle topography and a balanced mix of hardwoods and pine timber, creating a private and usable landscape. A year-round creek flows through the property, adding a natural water feature that enhances both the character of the land and wildlife use. The tract supports good populations of deer and turkey and offers solid recreational potential for hunting and outdoor enjoyment. Several trails run throughout the property and are suitable for walking or ATV use, allowing easy access across the tract. There are multiple homesite locations, providing flexibility for future use depending on a buyer's goals. A small cabin is located on the property and serves as a solid foundation for an off-grid setup or simple weekend use. The cabin adds immediate utility and enhances the property's appeal as a ready-to-enjoy retreat. Shep's Hideaway is conveniently located less than 5 minutes from downtown Ashland and approximately 1.5 hours from Birmingham, Montgomery, and Atlanta. This is an excellent opportunity for someone seeking a quiet, manageable tract with creek frontage, recreational value, and the ability to build or simply enjoy the land as-is. This tract is shown by appointment only. Please reach out to Luke Rice or Spencer Loveless to see this tract today!

13 Acres | Mini Farm & Rural Homesite | Clay County, AL Cragford / Corinth Community Located in the CragfordCorinth area of Clay County, this 13.5 acre tract offers a quiet rural setting with the space and layout well suited for a rural homesite or mini-farm. The property features gentle topography that allows for practical use across the tract. The land is covered in a mix of mature pine and hardwood timber, providing privacy and a natural wooded setting. Wildlife such as deer and turkey are common in the area, adding recreational value and enjoyment. With its manageable size, multiple potential homesite locations, and peaceful surroundings, this tract is a great option for building a home and enjoying country living in Clay County.

REDUCED! 165 Acres Clay County, AL | Near Cheaha State Park & Talladega National Forest Discover the perfect blend of natural beauty and seclusion with this 165 acre tract in Clay County, Alabama. Located just minutes from Cheaha State Park and the Talladega National Forest, this property offers a rare opportunity for those seeking outdoor adventure, privacy, and investment potential. Featuring picturesque rolling hills, a healthy mix of mature hardwoods, and stands of mixed pine timber, the land is ideal for recreation, hunting, or future development. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle is a remote, rustic cabinperfect for a hunting retreat or cozy camp house getaway. With paved road frontage along Good Hope Delta Road and additional access via a well-maintained private gravel road, the property is easily reachable yet feels worlds away. Whether you're looking for a weekend escape, a hunting haven, or a long-term land investment, this property has it all. Shown by appointment only. Contact the listing agent today for more information or to schedule a private tour.

England Broiler and Cattle Farm is secluded at the end of a County maintained road. The farm consists of 91+/- acres of mostly open, rolling pasture land in the foothills of Mt. Cheaha yet only a short distance from downtown Lineville. The poultry houses are 2- 43x510 built in 2007 and 4-40x400 built in 1997. The farm grows for Koch-Ashland Complex. The farm had a gross income of $340,000 in 2024 . No updates are expected on the farm. Poultry Farm Equipment and Features include: Rotem Controllers - Roxell Feeders - Ziggity Drinkers - H80 Brood Lights - Digital Backups - All tunnel fans are fiberglass and were installed in 2021 - Brooders - two houses have been replaced recently - Freezers for mortality - LP Gas - 5 Wells The farm has a recently remodeled three bedroom two bathroom home. There is a covered carport as well as another storage shed. The fenced pasture has plenty of room for the diversity of income from livestock. There is a pond on the farm. A list of farm equipment can be provided with a price for each item to be sold separately. Poultry farms are bio-secure facilities. Absolutely no visits to the farm without an appointment. All potential purchasers must be prequalified with the PoultrySouth Team prior to scheduling a farm visit.

Welcome to White Plains Rd mini farm in the beautiful countryside of southern Clay County, AL. This beautiful acreage offers a great foundation for the start of your country living, mini farm, or small hunting property. From the paved county road frontage the property features a newly graded and graveled driveway as well as a picturesque view of the rest of the property. There are some patches of selectively thinned pine timber that offer areas of shade and cover while the remainder of the property has been recently cleared and mulched, ready for grass or whatever else you want to plant. The topography is gently rolling with a nice flat bottom along a small spring/branch. This bottom or the entirety of the land could easily be planted and fenced for livestock, or managed for deer and turkey. This tract is located 1.5 hours from Birmingham or ATL, about 45 minutes from Auburn, 20 minutes from Alexander City, about 15 minutes from Ashland or Lineville, and only about 5-10 minutes from New Site. This property is shown by appointment only. Please contact a listing agent for more info.

40 Acres Chandler Springs | Clay County, AL Discover an excellent land investment and recreational opportunity in the desirable Chandler Springs area of Clay County. This 40 acre tract has been recently clear-cut and sprayed, offering a clean slate ready for replanting in timber or converting into pasture, homesites, or a personal retreat. Located off Idaho Road, the property is accessed by a private gravel road and surrounded by large, well-managed landownerscreating an ideal setting for exceptional hunting, wildlife habitat, and privacy. The rolling terrain provides multiple potential building sites with beautiful views, making it an attractive spot for a cabin or rural homestead. Whether you're looking for a versatile land investment, a future timber tract, or a peaceful getaway in the foothills of east-central Alabama, this property checks all the boxes. Shown by appointment only. Contact listing agent for details.

26.5 Acres High Pine Community, Clay County, AL This 26.5 acre tract is located in the High Pine community of Clay County, just outside of Ashland and approximately one hour from Birmingham. The property is made up primarily of hard-to-find open pastureland, with pockets of pine and hardwood timber mixed throughout. There are several excellent homesites, offering options for a private residence, mini-farm, or future build. With double road frontage, the tract provides flexibility for access and layout. The land is ideal for establishing pasture, running livestock, or simply enjoying the open space in a quiet setting. In addition to its agricultural potential, the area is known for strong wildlife numbers, providing good deer and turkey hunting. A well-located piece of land with usable ground and rural appeal in a desirable part of Clay County.

Chandler Springs 20 Acres | Clay & Talladega County Line, AL This 20 acre tract in Chandler Springs offers an incredible opportunity to own land in one of the most scenic foothill regions of East Alabama. Nestled along the Clay/Talladega County line, this property features a beautiful blend of natural diversity, privacy, and mountain views. The majority of the property is in 6-year-old planted pines, providing future timber value and wildlife habitat, with a mature hardwood bottom running along Caten Shoals Creeka picturesque year-round water feature that adds beauty and recreation. Rolling terrain creates multiple homesite options and opens to long-range views of the Blue Mountain range between Cheaha and Horns Mountain, offering a stunning backdrop that changes with the seasons. With paved frontage on Idaho Road, this tract has excellent access while maintaining the peaceful, rural character the area is known for. Whether you're looking for a homesite, recreational getaway, or long-term investment property, this land checks all the boxes. Property Highlights - 20 acres in Chandler Springs, AL - Majority planted pines (approx. 6 years old) - Hardwood bottom along Caten Shoals Creek - Beautiful rolling topography with mountain views - Paved road frontage on Idaho Road - Quiet rural setting near Talladega National Forest A rare mix of convenience, natural beauty, and long-term potentialjust minutes from outdoor recreation, Cheaha Mountain, and surrounding mountain wilderness. Shown by appointment only. Contact listing agent for details.

Nestled in the scenic foothills of Cheaha Mountain, the highest point in Alabama, Solid Rock Broiler Farm offers a prime opportunity for poultry farming in the heart of Clay County. The farm has four 43x510 houses with two being built in 2009 and two in 2011. The projected annual income on 5.25 flocks with a target weight of 6.5 lbs is $241,000. The farm has the following features and equipment: Rotem Controllers with Digital Backups Three wells LP Gas Incinerator for mortality Big Dutchman Feed Lines - End Pans changed in 2022 Ziggity Water Lines - Nipples changed in 2021 updated fill system LED lights Brooders Tunnel Curtains Some updated tunnel fans 13.5+/- acres The farm has room for a home on the farm. Located near the Talladega National Forest and has some really great views of Cheaha Mountain from the farm. Prequalification Required All potential buyers must be prequalified with PoultrySouth before scheduling a visit. Poultry farms are biosecure facilities. No visits are allowed without an appointment. Listing Agent must be present for all showings.

Beautiful acreage, approximately 16 +/- acres. Pasture and wood with pond frontage! Much sought after area of Clay County! Power and public water available. Greatbuilding sites!

30 Acres Cragford Community, Clay County, AL This 30-acre property in the Cragford community offers a great mix of usability, convenience, and natural beauty. The land features mature pine and hardwood timber, a small creek, and several excellent potential homesitesmaking it ideal for a private residence, recreational retreat, or weekend getaway. The property is unrestricted and fronts a paved county road, with utilities available nearby. The combination of timber and water creates strong wildlife habitat, and the area is well known for good deer and turkey hunting. Located just a short drive from Lake Wedowee and multiple public boat ramps, this tract offers the opportunity to enjoy both land and water recreation year-round. It's a peaceful rural setting with plenty of potential for building, investment, or simply enjoying time outdoors.