The Loblolly pines were planted in 1997 and have been thinned and professionally managed to maximize production. The understory is relatively clear and easy to walk. Approximately 16 acres of timber were cut in 2020 allowing for a great view of where you can construct the pond. The soil is sandy loam, typical of the area, and contains plenty of red clay which is necessary for building the pond. There are plenty of deer in this area and the new owners can expect to see them often, along with other native south Alabama wildlife.

This semi-rural area is in high demand, and you will see large timber tracts and several very nice homes as you drive down County Road 13 to the tract. Although it is definitely in the country, the tract is conveniently located near Troy, Ozark, and Fort Rucker. As a bonus, you can be lounging on the world-famous Gulf Coast beaches in less than two hours. If you have been waiting for the perfect place to build your country home, you may have just found it!