50 Ac - Dale County - Will Logan Rd Tract
$ 139,000
50 acres in Dale County, Alabama,
Here are 50 wooded acres located between Ozark and Fort Rucker that would make a perfect homestead or country retreat. Just outside the city limits of Ozark, this unrestricted tract is ideal for someone who wants to build a home on some acreage while being close to all the conveniences of town. It features a nice combination of planted pines and creek bottom hardwoods, along with a creek. This is a great place to escape and ride your horses or ATVs. Utilities are close by and there are three points of access to the tract, all of which are paved roads. If you work at Fort Rucker, you are only five minutes from the Ozark gate.
Approximately 31 acres of the tract is in Loblolly pines that were planted in 2003. Some of the pines were thinned in 2017, the remainder are due for a first thinning. The balance of the tract consists of a nice hardwood creek bottom, some old pasture, food plots, and internal trails. The creek runs for almost a quarter of a mile through the tract. With plenty of food, cover and water, this is prime deer and turkey habitat! There are about four acres in the Southeast corner that were previously in pasture. Those acres could be easily cleared and would be a great location to build a house or a camp. They could also be converted back to pasture if you want to raise some livestock. The terrain varies from level to gently rolling to sloping down into the creek and the soils are sandy loam, typical for this area.
The Will Logan Road tract offers a great country setting while being close to town. Property taxes are less than $100 per year. Come take a look!
For more information or to schedule a showing contact:
Joe Blackburn, ALC
Associate Broker
Tutt Land Company
(334) 464-1828
Directions: From Hwy 231 in Ozark, take Andrews Avenue south for 2.8 miles then turn left on Will Logan Road (CR 21). After 1.7 miles, turn left on Phillips Drive then drive 0.1 miles to the end of Phillips Drive, property is to your front.
