Wilcox County, Alabama Land For Sale (27 results)

This property is perfect for outdoor lovers. Offering peace, privacy and versatility while living with natural beauty in the Canton Bend area of Wilcox County. The home consists of 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. The back porch provides a gorgeous view of the stocked pond as well as sightings of deer, turkey and other wildlife. There is also a custom-built barn with sleeping quarters above. Opportunities like this do not become available often. The current owners have managed the property for cattle production fishing and hunting. Pastures have been cross fenced and are growing excellent grass and clover. The lakes are stocked with bass and bluegill bream. Owners have planted dove fields that were very productive. The attributes are as follows: Large lake -10 acres. Spring fed Small ponds -1.5, .5 and .5 acres Well maintained pastures Fencing Equipment sheds Barn 2339 square foot home County road frontage County water Divisibility opportunities Cattle or horse farm ready It is hard to find a small property in the rural part of Alabama that is this ready for enjoyment. From ATV riding to hunting to enjoying an afternoon fishing with the family, this property has it all to offer.

This area is for a hunting camp and is on CR 2 near Pine Apple. Any breakdown is subject to seller's approval and there is more acreage that can be negotiated.

Discover the exceptional hunting and timber investment potential of this 140 +/- acre tract in the sought-after Grampian Hill area of Wilcox County, Alabama. Located just 4 miles south of Camden, AL, off Alabama Hwy 265, this property offers a prime location with convenient access to nearby amenities and outdoor recreation. The diverse landscape features approximately 20 acres of mature hardwood timber within Streamside Management Zones (SMZs), providing excellent habitat and water quality protection. Roughly 30 acres are in well-established 7-8 year old planted pines, offering a solid foundation for future timber income. The remaining acreage showcases volunteer regrowth following a recent timber harvest, creating diverse cover and forage for wildlife. Hunters will appreciate the established wildlife food plots strategically placed throughout the property, easily accessible via a well-maintained internal trail system. This area of Wilcox County is renowned for its abundant deer and turkey populations, promising exciting hunting opportunities. Access to the property is secured by a 30 ft wide deeded easement for ingress, egress, and utilities, connecting smoothly to Alabama Hwy 265 via a reliable gravel road that holds up well in all weather conditions. Beyond its recreational value, the property boasts soils well-suited for continued timber growth, making it a smart long-term investment. The natural topography of the land also presents an exciting opportunity for potential lake construction, enhancing its appeal and value. Camden is just a short 4-mile drive, while the scenic Alabama River at Millers Ferry is within 13 miles, offering boating and fishing opportunities. Roland Cooper State Park, a popular destination on the Alabama River, is also just 10 miles away. The beautiful beaches of the Alabama Gulf Coast are less than a 3-hour drive. This Wilcox County property presents a unique blend of excellent hunting, promising timber investment, and the potential for further development. Don't miss this opportunity to own a significant piece of Alabama's renowned outdoor landscape. Contact Team Hale Smith at Tutt Land Company for more information or to schedule a viewing. 334-454-4571

HIGHLIGHTS Location: County Road 63 Furman, AL. Montgomery, Al. 46 miles, Selma, Al. 30 miles, Mobile, Al. 140 miles, Birmingham, Al. 124 miles Access: Direct paved road frontage Hunting: Deer Turkey Ducks Doves - Small game Timber: Merchantable and Pre-merchantable Pine Plantations Hardwood Plantations Terrain: Flat to rolling Water: Wagontongue Creek and unnamed creek Utilities: Power Water Extras: Great internal roads Professionally managed 21+ Acres of fields Hidden Duck Hole The Sharecropper Tract is an extremely rare find. Seldom does a legacy property with as much character as this property come on the market in this area. The Sharecropper Tract was once farmed by a sharecropper, thus the name. In addition, to this rich heritage there are additional historical properties associated with this property that I will share with the new owner. The property has been in the same family for many generations and has been intensely managed for both timber production as well as wildlife. There are multiple stands of pine timber in various ages. There is a large stand of planted hardwoods that is more than twenty years old. Additionally, the owners have planted pear trees and sawtooth oaks throughout to provide additional food for the wildlife. I also spotted several large persimmon trees as well. The property is easily accessible via county road 63, a paved road. There is both power and water available at the road. As you enter the property through the main gate, you traverse through some large timber and within a couple of hundred yards enter a small field. A perfect place to build your own cabin or house. The property has a great internal road system and is flat to gently rolling. All corners of the property can easily be reached via a vehicle. The property is on a scheduled maintenance plan with fire rotations every two years. The property has fire lanes around the perimeter. The hunting on this property is phenomenal. While touring the property with the owner, we rode into one of the lower fields, only to find two big gobblers strutting their stuff. While watching the turkeys, the owner shared with me some of the great hunts they had through the years. To sum it up, one of the turkeys harvested on their property won a local turkey contest. Although we didnt see any deer there is no doubt they have them. Additionally, there is a secret duck hole that has created many memories for the family. There are over 21 acres of fields that are strategically located to enhance the properties wildlife. There are some in the upper elevations as well as some lower bottom fields. Over the years, the owners planted some of the fields for doves and had some great shoots. Additionally, they rotate the planting of their fields to help provide natural habitat for wildlife. Although the property does not have extreme long range shooting capabilities, there are some areas that would challenge the average shooter. If one was so inclined, it is easy to find shots out to 500 yards. If you are looking for a turnkey recreational and timber investment property in one of the best hunting locations in the south, then this is the place for you. Come create your familys legacy on the Sharecropper Tract.

These beautiful lots are located in Wilcox County in the Riverview Landing subdivision off State Highway 28. There are 2 lots, an upland lot and a waterfront lot both with paved road frontage and power. William B Dannelly Reservoir is famous for fishing, recreation and hunting. These lots are ideal for full time living or a weekend getaway for Hunting/Fishing. The Lots are located 4 miles from Millers Ferry and 7 miles from downtown Camden. This package features multiple photographs which illustrate how truly attractive this property is. Please call Mike Hutcheson at 334-410-2289 , to make an appointment to see.

Key Features: Location: Montgomery, Al. 54 miles, Selma, Al. 32 miles, Mobile, Al. 140 miles, Birmingham, Al. 128 miles Access: Direct paved road frontage Hunting: Deer Turkey Ducks - Small game Timber: Merchantable and Pre-merchantable Terrain: Flat to rolling Water: Cedar Creek & Hills Creek Utilities: Power The Seven Tract is a great timber investment and recreational property in one. It is conveniently located on County Road 63 in Furman, Al. Furman is a well-known destination for great hunting and outdoor activities. Being positioned in the black belt region provides great natural resources for producing quality whitetails as well as offering great turkey, duck, and small game hunting. The Seven Tract is approximately 409 acres in size and offers a diverse landscape as well as a mix of merchantable and premerchantable timber. The property consists of pine plantations, hardwood bottoms and cedar prairie lands. The south end of the property is comprised of prairie land. With large cedar trees and sage below. As you proceed north you pass through some lower bottoms with hardwoods. As you enter the northern part you reach a larger pine plantation that is ready to be thinned. To the west of this plantation is a younger pine plantation in a large open valley. There are internal roads and buggy trails that traverse throughout this area of the property. Additionally, there are multiple large greenfields strategically located throughout the entire property. The property is bordered on the west by Cedar Creek, a large flowing creek while Hills Creek, a smaller creek, dissects the property from east to west eventually connecting with Cedar Creek on the western boundary. There are several pond sites as well. Give me a call to schedule your showing.

This beautiful hunting and timber tract is located in western Wilcox County east of State Highway 5. Deeded Access to county road. The timber consists of some mature pine and hardwood along with some premerchantable timber.This tract features an abundance of game, and could turn into your nice little hunting spot. An affordable tract for the solo hunter. It features rolling hills and has a nice creek.The package features multiple photographs which illustrate how truly attractive this property is. Please call Mike Hutcheson at 334-410-2289 , to make an appointment to see.

LOCATION: Region 4, South Alabama. Located 5 miles north of Camden, 50 miles west of Greenville, 75 miles west of Montgomery and 126 miles north of Mobile DESCRIPTION: sitting atop a bluff above the Alabama River in Wilcox County, Alabama is the River Bluff House and lot. This property has a two bedroom 1 bath mobile home on it with a nice screened in porch with beautiful sunset views of the river. It has a nice great room so that the entire family can enjoy time together. It is just minutes away from a neighborhood boat launch so a day of tubing and fishing is awaiting the whole family. This property would also b a great location for hunters who lease property in the area to use as a camp. Access: 767 River Bluff Drive, Camden, Alabama 36726

120+/- acres for sale in Wilcox County Alabama. Located along Sheffield Rd near the community of Caledonia, this tract features a very good mix of pine plantation and hardwood stream management zones. There are several nice creeks flowing through the property. This tract is secluded with unpaved county road frontage and power is close by the Southeast corner. This area is well known for producing big bucks as well as a healthy turkey population. The pine timber consists of plantations planted in 2010, Oak Hill is just 3 miles to the North. 17 miles to Camden. 9 miles to Pine Apple. 34 miles to Monroeville. 2 Hours from Mobile. 2 Hours from Pensacola.

Welcome to one of the premier hunting and fishing destinations in the State of Alabama. With 732 acres of paradise, Whitetail deer, turkey, one of the largest herds of Red Deer in the state, Fishing, and around 120 Buffalo, yes Buffalo! Grass-fed Bison are raised with no antibiotics, growth hormones, or chemicals. This land offers a 25-acre lake, two ponds, food plots, trees, and foliage the animals enjoy. Miles of internal roads make it easy to maneuver around all the different locations and sites this property offers. This property is protected by a 12/14+/- foot high fence line around the boundaries, a deer breeding facility, numerous shooting houses, a wheelchair-accessible shooting house, two 1400 +/- sq barns, one 2700sq+/- pole barn, a 1700+/- sf home for guest lodging and a beautify 3000 sf home, with a 2800 sf attached garage and workshop water, Gas and Electricity. Look no further for your dream investment. - 732 Acres with 25 Acre Lake and 120 Buffalo / Bison! - 3000 sf Main House - 1700sf Guest Home / Lodge on property - Attached Garage and Workshop - Two 1400+/- squarefoot barns and 2700sf pole barn - 12/14 Foot High Fence with deer breeding facility - Multip shooting houses to include wheelchair accessible - Gas and electric available

The Shoal Creek is located in the "Grampian Hills" of South Wilcox County along Highway 265. This property is a great recreational hunting property with timber investment potential upside. The land types include 136 acres of mixed pine and hardwood timber, 64 acres of 1 year old planted pine and 30 acres of natural hardwood regeneration. There are two established game plots with ATV trails throughout the property. There is electricity available to the property with several scenic camp sites with beautiful views of the rolling topography and hillsides. Shoal Creek runs through the northern end of the property providing water for wildlife and recreational uses. The deer and turkey hunting are great in this area. Legal: The Shoal Creek Tract is located in Sections 14 and 15 of Township 11 North Range 8 East of Wilcox County, Alabama. It consists of parcel numbers: 66 23 05 15 0 000 007.000, 66 23 06 14 0 000 003.000 and 66 23 06 14 0 000 003.001. Property taxes for the 2023 tax year were approximately $408. Location: The Shoal Creek Tract is located in South Wilcox County 6 miles from Camden, 79 miles from Montgomery, 122 miles from Mobile and 122 miles from Pensacola, FL. Please contact the listing agent to set up an appointment to see this property.

This tract is in the isolated community of Coy in Wilcox County, Alabama. It is in the flood plain of the Alabama River and offers duck, deer, hog, turkey and many hunting opportunities. Camper is not included in price but all feeders and stands are.

Pleasant Ridge provides more than a pleasing prospect. While the views of and from this grand country seat are singular, they are but only a portion of the appeal of a truly remarkable property. We are talking about a historical, an architectural, and a landscape ensemble that is the ideal in the real. The past and present day experiences of this plantation property cause for greater appreciation of that prettiest of places upon a promontory. Located along one of the most picturesque stretches of scenic Highway 28, Pleasant Ridge is defined by its main house. This tall-columned big house is not only the last extant brick plantation house in Wilcox County, but also one of less than a dozen brick plantation houses to survive in the Black Belt. Though the masons and carpenters behind the construction of the two-story brick residence are no longer known, the life of the builder, Tristram Bethea, still has a resounding presence in the area. The South Carolina born planter was among the earliest settlers in Wilcox County. He played a prominent role in transition of a rural and fertile wilderness into one of largest producing cotton counties in the State of Alabama. Bethea situated his grand house upon a gracious rise that cascades into valley. The use of brick alone is telling of significance of the house then and now. By 1860, only the Wilcox County Courthouse and Wilcox Hotel, both in nearby Camden, and a few other dwellings were made of brick. Even the wealthiest of planters, lawyers, doctors, and cotton factors constructed their houses of wood. The majority of the populace contended with log or small frame dwellings. A two-story brick domicile was the utmost badge of affluence. The big house at Pleasant Ridge is as practical as it is grand. A two-columned, monumental ionic portico fronts the symmetrical facade. The vista from it is of the almost two-hundred-year-old cedars ringing the u-shaped drive. Formal gardens are to either side. The two-story gallery and its balcony front double doors with arched fanlights accessing first-story and second-story halls. Upon entering the main floor, one can venture to the left into a formal dining room or to the right into a parlor. The grandly scaled rooms possess twelve-foot ceilings and could serve multiple purposes. These rooms, as well as the upper-story chambers, feature exquisite faux grained and marbled treatments on paneling, doors, and mantels. The hall ends in a porch which engages rear service wings. This porch functions as an outdoor living room during most seasons of the year, especially after toddy time! One service wing (extending from the dining room) contains a library, full bathroom and huge eat in kitchen. The second service wing is a mother-in-law suite. The main halls staircase accesses two large bedrooms with the same dimensions as the parlor and dining room below. A bathroom is located between them. The picture has not always been so rosy at Pleasant Ridge. The Bethea family lost the property after the Civil War. It was let by let by later owners and fell into considerable decline. The main house was unoccupied for almost fifty years. By the 1980s, it was an evocative ruin. Previous owners completely restored the house and embellished the grounds. They respected and preserved historic features and introduced modern conveniences. The current owners have maintained and improved the whole with the utmost care. Again, the main house at Pleasant Ridge affords one undeniably beautiful view from any angle. Those vistas from the big house are equally if not more pleasing. Large double hung windows provide glimpses of formal and pastoral grounds. A number of ancillary buildings are found on the property. A late 19th Century barn and two frame bunkhouses are situated in close proximity to the main house. Having the appeal of follies, they serve and can serve further ends than the merely aesthetic. Both of the bunkhouses possess porches. One has multiple rooms. Additional quarters for family and friends on the weekends or the holidays are thus easily at hand. Pleasant Ridge is a five mile drive from Camden. With Gaines Ridge Supper Club and The Pecan, that quintessentially Southern county seat offers more culinary options than any other in the Black Belt. Black Belt Treasures, the award-winning artists cooperative, Gees Bend, and Auburns Rural Studio are short distances for those with cultural inclinations. The recreational opportunities are abundant. Deer and turkey abound. If birds are your game, there are numerous outlets for you, your guns, and pup. Camden is blessed and affords more than visual appeal, dining options, and country pursuits. Gracious locals are joined by families maintaining or restoring other historic buildings nearby. Wilcox County has the third largest concentration of Antebellum buildings in Alabama. The beauty of these structures and the landscapes upon which they stand are benefiting from increased investment and enjoyment. Pleasant Ridge is that union of past, architecture, landscape, recreation, and community that is a proven betterment to self and family. A short drive from Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile, and Meridian, this estate is move in ready and offered turn-key. A house made a happy home by the current owners, this wonderful place awaits a new people. ** Some photos were taken prior to the replacement of the new roof.

This 4 bed/2bath home is located on a slough that is 1200+- feet from the main channel of the Alabama River, providing year-round fishing and boating opportunities. The property offers wonderful seclusion and security inside the gated community of Legacy Shores. The home features an open floor plan with large living area, spacious backyard, screened deck, and open deck with scenic views of the Alabama River along with 150+- feet of water frontage. There are several ideal camping or picnic areas along the water as well. Additional square footage could be added if desired by finishing the basement.

A rare opportunity to own 100+- acres in the heart of big buck country! Located on Wilcox/Butler County Line near Forest Home, AL, this property is a hunter's paradise, well-known for producing trophy whitetails and offering exceptional hunting. The land features a mix of pine and hardwood timber, creating prime wildlife habitat while also providing potential timber investment opportunities. With a combination of hardwoods and pines, the landscape is both scenic and functional for hunting, recreation, and long-term value. Beyond the hunting and timberland, this property is perfect for country living. A 2200sq ft 3 bedroom 2 bath home sits on the property, offering comfort and convenience, and comes complete with an inground poolperfect for relaxing after a long day outdoors. Additionally, a barn for equipment storage, hobbies, and farm or hunting gear. Whether you're looking for a hunting retreat, family getaway, or a place to call home, this Wilcox County gem delivers it all.

The Ellis Landing Tract is 1,656+/- acres located in Wilcox County Alabama. This is rare opportunity to own a large diverse tract along the beautiful Alabama River. This tract has been owned by Auburn University since 1947. Its primary use was a agricultural research facility for the university from 1949 until 2001. During that time the property was home to a beef cattle operation as well as a swine operation. The timber has also been managed during that time and includes a variety of age class and diversity from mature natural hardwood/pine mix, loblolly plantations, and longleaf plantations. This tract was once home to the station's headquarters. The property has frontage along several public roads including Hwy 28, Ellis Landing Rd, CR 14, and Experiment Station Rd. There is a large red iron metal barn located near the site of the old headquarters along Ellis Landing Rd. The topography ranges from 280 ft in elevation down to 90 ft along the river. There are numerous established wildlife plots on the tract with a well-established road system to access them all. This area is known for producing quality whitetails. Several hard bottom creeks flow through the property and provide beautiful scenery with clear flowing water. Approximately 200 acres of this tract is pastureland along Hwy 28. Most of which is fenced and has been used recently for grazing cattle. An acreage map is attached with detailed land use breakdowns. A timber stand map is available upon request. Ellis Landing Public boat launch is located adjacent to the tract and provides easy boat access to the river.

This rare gem sits on the west bluff of the Alabama River, with an incredible view for miles. Located in Lower Peach Tree, just minutes from Thomasville & Grove Hill. The property features a sturdy two-story home, a pond, an internal road system, established food plots, and both paved road & dirt road frontage. The four-bed two-bath home has large upper/lower porches overlooking the river and has the potential to be a full-time residence. Timber consists of mature hardwood as well as pre-merchantable pine plantation. Abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, duck & small game. Shown by appointment only.

Millers Ferry Lodge is located on Jones Farm Road between Camden and Millers Ferry in the heart of the Black Belt area renowned for some of the best hunting...deer, turkey, dove, duck and hogs as well as fishing on Lake Millers Ferry for bass, crappie and catfish. Several boat launches in close proximity. With almost 4,000 sq ft and a floor plan to comfortably accommodate several club members with room for all your hunting gear. Split bedrooms, master with bath, three additional rooms can be used as bedrooms or a large walk-in closet with ample space for members to store clothing and hunting supplies. Large open floor plan design for kitchen and living area is great for large groups to gather. This is only one side!! Lodge is designed with two separate living areas separated by a large mud room that offers access to both areas. This side is partially finished to partition walls ready for your customized plans to finish. Large garage with roll up door to store ATV's and outdoor equipment. Concrete floored lean to shed provides small tractor storage. Lodge is pole barn construction with spray foam insulation. This Lodge sitting on 7 acres in a great location is a hunter and fisherman's dream!

Turkey Creek Farm is a beautiful property down in Wilcox County with over 5000 ft of Turkey Creek frontage. The creek bottom hardwoods are beautiful with several large white oaks scattered through them. There are excellent roads on this property. The 40 acres of once-thinned pines are about 22 years old with multiple green fields scattered around the property. Power is within .25 of a mile of this property. Paved road frontage. It's a must-see if you're looking for property. Located near the town of Pine Apple Alabama a really historic town with tons of historic houses. Call Will Hairston

Fruit Trees Farm is a unique property with two tiny homes that come with appliances and a 30x40 Shop. over 300 planted fruit trees spanning from granny apple trees, blueberry bushes, persimmon trees, chestnut, peach, and more. With 6 food plots for hunting with 3 shooting houses and 3 bow plots. A large area for a garden. The sandy soils are excellent for growing trees. Both tiny homes are one bedroom, one full bath complete with washer and dryer, and full kitchen and den. Located on the outskirts of a neat town called Camden. Camden has shops all over downtown to give you the perfect small town living feeling. To see this beautiful place.

A generous 262 acres - part of it was cut over around four years ago, and some areas have already been replanted with pines. There's creek frontage that adds a lovely touch to the property, and it's accessible via highway, making it super convenient. Plus, power and water are available. If you're into hunting, this spot offers some great opportunities.

This Gee's Bend 229-acre timber tract, located in the famous Gee's Bend community of Wilcox County, Alabama. Known for its world-class hunting, this area is celebrated for offering some of the finest deer and turkey hunting in the state. The tract is perfectly equipped for hunting, featuring six established greenfields, an excellent road system, and two convenient entrances. The property is a diverse mix of hardwood and pine, with several small patch clear cuts that provide ideal bedding habitats for wildlife. This combination of features makes the property not only a prime hunting location but also an excellent investment in timber! The tract's location provides excellent access to outdoor recreation, including hunting, fishing, and much more, making it an ideal retreat for those who appreciate the area's rich history and charm. Whether you're looking for a solid timber investment or seeking a secluded getaway, this property at Gee's Bend offers a unique blend of natural beauty and endless possibilities. Call to schedule your showing anytime!

This is a truly fantastic opportunity for the sportsman and the timberland investor. The tract has a lot of everything. Mature and young hardwood timber, creeks, roads, mature pine timber and more. If you know anything about hunting in Wilcox County, Alabama, you know that there is a full supply of big whitetails, turkey, hogs and more. Both the hardwood bottomland and the upland pine timber areas offer ideal growing conditions for you timber investment.

Beautiful home sitting on 20 acres of mostly wooded property surrounded by large landowners ensures seclusion and abundant wildlife. Front entry opens into a spacious open family room with 18 ft. ceilings, granite flooring and floor to ceiling stone fireplace. French doors open onto a spacious deck area overlooking beautiful hardwoods. Well suited for entertaining and morning coffee. The first floor Master en suite features a claw-footed soaking tub, original heart pine paneling and seperate entrance. Cozy vintage kitchen has a spacious walk-in pantry and large picture window. The formal dining room features chandelier and wide dental crown moulding. Corner office has surround picturesque views of the wooded property. Two identical bedrooms upstairs w/ walk in closets and shared bathroom. Second floor balcony sitting area overlooks the family room. There is a convenient laundry chute to the first floor spacious laundry room with abundant storage, sink, washer, dryer and freezer space. Pull down stairs to access a spacious floored attic! This unique home is a perfect blend of old and new!! Very desirable to those seeking a serene rural getaway or permanent home with acreage. Rare find in this area!!

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