Brundidge, ALPike County

This is a hunting and fishing paradise with plentiful deer, turkey, wood ducks and other wildlife, 25 acre managed trophy bass lake and several small ponds. Richland Creek flows through the southwest corner. This tract is approximately 90% wooded with mixed mature timber (native hardwoods and pines), 85+/- acres in planted 22+/- year old loblolly pines (CRP Program), and hardwood bottoms along the creeks. The income from the pines in the CRP program is $4,253.00 annually and this contract will expire September 30, 2022. You could manage your timber and generate substantial income from future timber sales. Also, if desired, the hunting and fishing rights to this property could be leased with estimated annual income of $$25,000. This tract has one private tree-lined entrance and none of the buildings, lake, ponds or food plots are visible from the public road. If desired, a high fence could be installed since this property has limited public road frontage.

From Hardee’s restaurant located at the corner of Highway 231 by-pass and Highway 10, Brundidge, Alabama, go east about six miles on Highway 10 to County Road 4415 (Lamar Steed Road); turn left on County Road 4415 and go northeast 0.8 mile to County Road 4411; (Richland Baptist Church is across the road at this intersection.) Turn left on County Road 4411 and go north-northwest two miles to the metal entrance gates on the left (west) side of County Road 4411.