This Chambers County tract is a great recreational property located near the community of Five Points, AL. This 120 +/- Acre tract is small enough not to break the bank but large enough to have plenty of hunting setups and consistently hold game. It has multiple age classes of timber, some rolling topography, a nice stream, great access, and perfect camp or homesite.
The timber on the property consists of young loblolly pine, mixed hardwoods, some larger pine on the North end, and then mature hardwood SMZ along the stream.
The county road coming into the main entrance looks to be well kept up for easy access to the property. The tract has a good internal road system but they need a little bush-hogging, limbing, and smoothing out in a few spots.
The property is part of a conservation easement. This is designed to protect the property's natural aspects and prevent development foreve...
The property is part of a conservation easement. This is designed to protect the property's natural aspects and prevent development forever. This really only effects you if you are looking for a tract to do a bunch of development on. If you are mainly looking for a recreational tract, then it won't effect you at all. There is a 2ac set aside area that isn't in the conservation easement. This is designated on the map. On this 2 acres you can build whatever you would like. It is in an ideal location at the top of the hill to build a nice camp or house and shop if you wanted. Then the timber can be cut and managed per the timber schedule in the conservation easement. (The Conservation Easement docs can be provided per request.)
Distances:
Five Points, AL: 8min
West Point Lake: 10min
Lake Martin: 50min
Auburn, AL: 50min
Coordinates: 33.0253, -85.2999
If you would like to schedule a showing or have additional questions about the property please contact Robert Tutt at 334- 216-0194 or Slade Johnston at 205-499-3858.
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