Just in time for hunting season, this 61.8-acre tract offers rolling ridges, a hardwood bottom, and seclusion. Approximately 45 acres are replanted in pine, while the remaining natural regeneration provides bedding cover and keeps wildlife on the property. A wet-weather branch winds through the middle, shaded by hardwoods that form a natural travel corridor for game. A network of 4x4 trails leads to multiple green fields and two shooting houses, making access easy. Beyond recreation, the land holds history, lying near the legendary Natchez Trace, a route used by Native Americans, traders, and pioneers. For anglers, Waterloo Boat Ramp is just 8 miles away, while Florence, AL, with shopping, dining, and conveniences, is only 30 minutes. Set less than ¾ mile down a well-kept gravel county road, the property is easy to reach yet offers peace and quiet. For those seeking a private getaway with strong recreational value, this tract checks all the boxes.
