The land is comprised of 11 acres +/- of old pasture. This acreage has been fallow for several years and has small field pines and brush scattered throughout the field. In years past this was used as pastureland and could be returned to use as pasture with some work. This open acreage could also be managed for wildlife by managing for warm season native grasses to benefit turkeys, quail, and deer along with seasonal food plots.

The water features on this property include multiple seasonal creeks that feed into the whitewater creek watershed, and pond just over an acre in size. The pond is situated on the southern boundary of this property and is a perfect spot for a family fishing trip on the weekends as well as a water source for wildlife and livestock.

The old homeplace on the property was built in 1950 and is in need of significant updates and repairs to be a viable home for a buyer.

This home could be renovated into a weekend hunting camp or could be removed altogether and replaced with a custom home, barn or manufactured home. There are several outbuildings associated with the home, two storage sheds, and one building finished out on the inside that has been used as an office in the past. There are several very nice home sites across the property that would be excellent sites to build a home.

This area of Coffee County is a great area for deer and turkey hunting. With the open nature of the old pasture and mast producing hardwoods, this tract should offer a new owner with plenty of recreational opportunities.

The wooded acreage across the property is a mixture of pines, upland hardwoods and bottomland hardwoods. In recent years there have been some timber harvests conducted, but was not cut to the dirt. There are several very nice stands of hardwoods and pines left to enjoy and manage.

This property has approximately 210 of paved frontage on highway 125. Power, county water, and septic on site.

If you have been in the market for a nice sized, multi-use farm, that needs a little work put into it to see it to its full potential, you need to come see the JL Stewart North Tract. For more information or to schedule a showing contact Dalton Dalrymple at 334-447-5600.