Emily’s Chicken Coop is a four-house broiler farm located in the Aroney community of southern DeKalb County, Alabama, near Boaz. This well-maintained farm was built in 2016 and features four 66x600 Mega Houses under contract with Pilgrim’s Pride Guntersville complex. The farm raises a 6.5 lb bird on a 51-day grow out and averages 5.5 flocks per year, making it a strong and consistent producer. In 2024, the farm grossed $597,923. The projection for Pilgrims is $420,000 annually (flock settlements and gas bonus) on 5 flocks per year. New house incentives of $39,000 annually may transfer to the new owner with an expected expiration date for these incentives.The houses are fully equipped with Choretime C2 Plus feeders and drinkers, LB White brooders and tube heaters, and LED lights. Rotem Controllers and Rotem Communicators installed July 2025. Two Taylor Made 150KW generators provide backup power, and the houses include solid interior and exterior walls, chain walls, and metal knee braces. The farm also has a large litter and equipment barn, a composter, and two offices with bathrooms and showers.The property includes 26+/- acres with room to add a home. Water is supplied via public water and wells with storage for backup. Natural gas is an added advantage. The farm is located less than 20 miles from both the feed mill and processing plant, and just minutes from Boaz and Albertville. This is a rare opportunity to own a ready-to-produce, income-generating poultry farm in a prime location.