Located at the end of County Rd 549, Longbeard Branch Tract is a Coffee County hidden gem! Secluded in the heart of New Brockton, this 62 Ac property will make a great homestead with immediate recreational potential. The opportunities of use are endless with Lonbeard Branch Tract. You can fence in some acreage to graze cattle, grow crops, plant a high quality behia grass for hay production, or grow timber. This tract sits in a nice rural area of Alabama surrounded by agriculture and good neighbors.
Acerage breakdown:
16 Acres of improved farmland
46 Acres of mixed hardwoods and pines
With over 450 feet of road frontage on county rd 549 Longbeard Branch sits at the end of a dead-end road. From the property you are approximately 4 miles from downtown New Brockton, and 4 miles to downtown Enterprise. Convenient to both Enterprise and New Brockton. Very few tracts are left in this area ...
With over 450 feet of road frontage on county rd 549 Longbeard Branch sits at the end of a dead-end road. From the property you are approximately 4 miles from downtown New Brockton, and 4 miles to downtown Enterprise. Convenient to both Enterprise and New Brockton. Very few tracts are left in this area that have not been developed or subdivided into mini-farms, dont miss your chance to purchase acreage in a desirable area.
Longbeard Branch Tract got its name from being an above-average turkey hunting tract. Many factors create good turkey habitat: open fields, hardwoods, water, and roosting areas. Longbeard branch Tract has them all! Although longbeard branch tract does not have a named creek, it does have a year-round steady spring that runs for more than 1000 ft through the property. The year-round spring and topography support the construction of a large pond.
This property is loaded with wildlife, not just turkeys! The hardwood bottoms/ regnertaed pines create fantastic bedding area and travel corridors for whitetail deer. Large deer are harvested every year in this area of Coffee County. There are several good locations within the 42 acres of hardwoods to establish multiple food plots and implement a year round food source to keep the wildlife healthy and abundant.
There are several great locations for a homesite on the property. The level to gently rolling topography would require minimal dirt work to construct a house pad. With water and power available at the property, Longbeard Branch Tract is ready for your dream home!
For more information or to schedule a showing contact Dalton Adkison (334) 372-1255.