The 2,100-sq. ft. home on the property was originally built in the late 1930s and was added on to in the late 1980s. The home has wood floors throughout the kitchen, living room, dining room and hallways, tile in the bathrooms and carpet in the bedrooms. The home appears to be in great structural condition and would serve a family looking to live on the farm well. You can walk out the backdoor and be on the farm!

The pasture land itself is set up in 5 traps for rotational grazing, with the holding pen/ hay trap located in the center close to the cattle barn. The cattle do not have to walk far on any of the pastures to find fresh water, there are water troughs in each trap. Driving through the pastures you will find big oak trees decorating the landscape, providing beautiful views and shade for the cattle. The pastures are planted in permanent grass, and were over seeded with ryegrass for winter grazing.

The 40x100 retired chicken houses now serve as hay barns and will accommodate several hundred bails of grass or peanut hay and could also be used to store equipment. The cattle barn was built fairly recently and is set up to pen and process cattle, all under roof. The smaller pole barn has a tool room, and has been utilized in the past for equipment/ implement storage. There are several other smaller barns and buildings on the property that could serve as horse barns, and storage for smaller lawn equipment.

There are two ponds on the property, the larger of the two is a 2 Acre (+/-) stocked fish pond located just south of the house, in the perfect spot for a Sunday afternoon of fishing. The smaller pond is natural with scattered trees throughout the water and serves as a roost pond for several wood ducks! The recreational opportunities do not stop at the ponds, the 13 acres of planted longleaf provide excellent cover for wildlife to include nesting turkeys and whitetail deer.

This property is truly a south Alabama gem, with a homestead, productive cattle land, ponds, barns, and planted pines for future income and hunting, the McKee Farm is a rare find offering a multitude of desirable and sought after traits. This property is shown by appointment only, call Dalton Dalrymple at 334-447-5600 to schedule a showing.

*The cattle and equipment do not convey with the sale of the property, but can be purchased.