TN River Acreage With Shoreline, Creek And Timber

This riverfront property offers a combination of Tennessee River frontage, a flowing creek, and a mix of hardwood timber and open clearings. The tract includes diverse terrain features such as a creek bottom, hardwood hollows, and upland ridges, creating a varied landscape suitable for outdoor recreation and camping. The property has more than 0.4 miles of shoreline along the Tennessee River, offering direct access to scenic views, fishing opportunities, and recreational use. A large natural sandbar extends along part of the shoreline, creating an appealing setting for outdoor activities such as campfires or gatherings near the water. The sandbar also provides easy access to the river for wading or bank fishing. A year-round creek flows through the tract, adding both visual interest and habitat diversity. The creek bottom area is lined with mature hardwoods, including large white oaks and other mast-producing species that support wildlife throughout the year. These wooded areas create shaded walking paths and attract deer, turkey, and small game that move along the creek corridor and throughout the property. In addition to the main river frontage, the property includes approximately 0.20 miles of water frontage along a slough, which offers additional fishing and wildlife viewing opportunities. The slough area provides a quiet, sheltered setting and supports fish and waterfowl species typical of the Tennessee River watershed. Several clearings have been established throughout the tract that could serve as campsites or potential building locations. These open areas are situated to take advantage of both the river views and the natural topography. Access to the property is provided by a dirt road, giving it a sense of privacy while still allowing convenient entry. The terrain includes a mix of rolling ridges and level creek bottoms, suitable for hiking and exploring. This property's layout supports a range of uses, from weekend recreation to a more developed residential or retreat setting. There is space for campers, small cabins, or a primary residence, depending on a buyer's long-term goals. The surrounding area is known for outdoor recreation, with nearby public lands and boat ramps along the Tennessee River. Wildlife such as whitetail deer frequently travel through the tract, especially during early morning and evening hours. Florence, Alabama, is approximately 20 minutes away and provides shopping, dining, and other services. The combination of accessibility, natural features, and water frontage makes this tract suitable for anyone interested in Tennessee River recreation or long-term land investment. Whether used for camping, fishing, hunting, or future development, this property offers a rare opportunity to own substantial river frontage and a variety of natural features in a scenic portion of NW Alabama.