9 Acres in Escambia County, AL Unrestricted-Flat-Brewton, AL

9 Acres of Unrestricted Land on Travis Rd Brewton, AL Nestled on Travis Road in Brewton, this 9-acre parcel in Escambia County, Alabama, offers a fantastic opportunity for anyone seeking rural freedom, investment potential, or a peaceful place to call home. With flat, wooded terrain, a mix of gently rolling and sloped areas, and clearly marked corners, the land is easy to walk, explore, and visualize for development. The property sits outside city limits, meaning no zoning restrictionsso your possibilities are wide open. Whether you're planning a custom homesite, bringing in a mobile or manufactured home, building a cabin or tiny home retreat, or using the land for recreational purposes, this parcel is ready for your vision. Youll enjoy paved road frontage on a well-maintained county road, and power and water are already available at the road, streamlining the development process. A septic system will be needed for residential use. The property ranges in elevation from 220 to 250 feet and is not located in a flood zone or wetland area, making it ideal for a wide range of projects. Key Features: 9 acres of unrestricted land in Escambia County Located on Travis Rd, Brewton, AL 36426 Flat, wooded terrain with gently rolling areas Clearly marked property corners Paved road frontage; county-maintained access Power and water available at the road No zoning restrictions or HOA Outside city limits with no building permits required Septic needed for residential use Elevation: 220250 feet Location & Nearby Attractions: 13 minutes to Brewton, AL (8.9 miles) 6 minutes to AL-41 (5.4 miles) 1 hour to Pensacola, FL (52 miles) 1.5 hours to Mobile, AL (93.6 miles) Escambia County School District Nearby attractions include Jennings Park, Thomas E. McMillan Museum, Zip Adventures, and Dinosaur Adventure Land Closest gas station (Citgo) just 6 minutes away Perfect For: Residential homesites Cabins, tiny homes, or mobile/manufactured housing RV use or recreational retreat Homesteading or agricultural use Long-term investment in Alabama land