This 12.5-acre property in Lawrence County, Alabama offers a strong combination of unrestricted use, paved road frontage, and a private wooded setting. Per the county, there is no zoning, giving a buyer flexibility for a home, homestead, minor agricultural use, or recreational use based on the details provided. The land has frontage on Co Rd 165, with power and water available at the road. Septic will be needed, and the soil test has passed for a conventional system.
The property is flag-shaped, with the access point leading back from the county road into the main body of the land. The front 300–400 feet are mostly cleared, and the previous owner had started developing the property by putting in a dirt road leading back from the road. There are also minor improvements along the access point, creating a more usable entry into the property. Most of the acreage remains undeveloped, wooded, and mostly flat, giving the land a natural feel while still offering some usable cleared area near the front.
An existing trail leads farther back into the property where the boundaries widen and the land opens up with more room to build. Recent clearing and cleanup have been completed, including removal of debris and junk from the previous borrower. The existing trail has also been cleared for 200+ feet back into the property, improving access toward the area where the land opens up more. This makes it easier to walk the property and better understand how the front access connects to the larger wooded portion behind it.
This could be an ideal property for someone wanting to build a home without restrictions, especially with the main building location set farther back from the road for added privacy. It could also work well for a homestead, minor agricultural use, or recreational use. The surrounding area includes a mix of residential and agricultural properties, with some scattered homes, some nicer homes, and some mobile or manufactured homes nearby. Two of the neighboring tracts are larger agricultural land, which may add to the more private feel of the setting.
The location keeps the property rural while still being within reach of nearby towns and outdoor destinations. Moulton is about 10 minutes away, while Huntsville is about 1 hour away. Bankhead National Forest is about 20 minutes away, and the Tennessee River is also about 20 minutes away. That gives the property a useful balance of quiet land, nearby town access, and convenient proximity to well-known outdoor areas.
The property is being sold as-is, and no survey is available. The seller is not really looking to owner finance, but would consider it with $20,000 down and a slightly higher price. With the work that has been done, the property is priced at $99,000. Message me for the full details and to discuss next steps.
Driving Directions: From Moulton, head toward the provided GPS coordinates at 34.526996, -87.335148. The property is about 10 minutes from Moulton and has paved road frontage on Co Rd 165. Follow main roads available from Moulton toward the parcel area, then use Co Rd 165 to reach the frontage. Use the GPS coordinates to confirm the exact property area before visiting.