Autauga County, AL Timberland Properties, Undeveloped Land for Sale with Recently Sold Properties over $1M

This 220-acre recreational property off County Road 78 in Autaugaville offers a great mix of natural beauty, privacy, and outdoor potential. Whether you're into hunting, fishing, or just looking for a peaceful escape, this place has a lot to offer. T

PRICE REDUCED This hunters paradise is located about 15 miles from Prattville in Autauga County. This is a exceptional 318+/- acre hunting/recreational property less than 1.5 hour from Birmingham or 30 minutes to Montgomery. From the entrance gate, y

This meticulously maintained property is a turnkey retreat for anyone who loves the outdoors. The centerpiece of the property is the lodge, built in 2008, which overlooks one of the three lakes. Nestled among trees at the end of a long,curving drivew

Discover an excellent opportunity to own 320 acres of prime hunting land located along Mortar Creek in Autauga County. This diverse property is a perfect mix of pine and hardwood timber, ridges and creek bottoms, providing an ideal habitat for abunda

Strong Lands is pleased to offer The Prairies for sale. One of the largest tracts available in Autauga County. Consisting of +/-631 acres it is an investor and sportsmans dream. The property fronts county road 45 just south of highway 14. There is po

If you are looking for a truly turnkey legacy property, this is the one. This property offers many opportunities to enjoy year-round with family and friends including a 26 +/- acre bass lake, two other ponds, open fields for livestock or crop product

This property is the ultimate family place. The current owners have it set up for multiple family members to have their own place to stay. With power and water all at the camp. The miles of internal roads with multiple bridges crossing creeks through

Rolling timberland on the Alabama River with great views. Take your boat to Mobile, Alabama from this property. Rare riverfront opportunity with deep water slue! Beautiful hardwood bottoms and access to the Alabama River. Several open green fields an