Alabama Recently Sold Recreational Land, Hunting Land with Canoeing & Kayaking over $1M

Tutt Land Company is proud to present a genuine south Alabama treasure! Double Creek Heritage Farm features 274+/- acres of woods, water, pasture, farmland, and a custom-built home. Located in southeast Alabama near the small town of Ozark, the farm

Exceptional offering in south Alabama! PKD Timberlands is 326 acres of woods and water featuring a beautiful Dog Trot cabin, a nine-acre lake, and outstanding deer and turkey hunting. Located in north Conecuh County, near the small town of Georgiana,

The Big Escambia Creek property, owned by the National Wild Turkey Federation and offered by Mossy Oak Properties, is a highly diverse property which features vast pine and hardwood timber, outstanding wildlife habitat, scenic water features througho

The Farms at Bluewater Creek has a rich history steeped in the equestrian world and has garnered a lot of attention for more than 40 years while it was operated as Bluewater Creek Polo Club. This stunning property has been impeccably maintained and o

* UNDER CONTRACT * [12.19.2024] This remarkable 525-Acre Estate is a testament to the enduring legacy of a multi-generation Alabama steward of the land and conservationist who has lived a decorated career as a Scholar and Educator. Coffee Creek Farm

Welcome to Davenport Farm! This excellent recreational and timberland tract is the farm you have been looking for. Located in the northern tip of Crenshaw County this property sits only 10 miles from exit 151 on I-65. It is in an area that is well kn

The Freeman Tract is located in Chambers County Alabama, In the community of Five Points. It is a truly unique property with long frontage on West Point Lake, a US Corps of Engineers Lake that is feed by the Chattahoochee River, and boarders Georgia

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