Description

Nestled in the Foothills of the Appalachian Mountains is the 15.90-Acre pure expanse of a sanctuary of peace and privacy in a pocket of Agriculture and large Timber Tracts with execeptional hunting and recreation and noteworthy Timber Inventory of its own. The journey to the Dry Creek Tract is convenient via I-22 and breath-taking once enroute via county road through the Bexar community with hundreds of acres of fertile farmland on either side of the road. Once at the property, one has a swathe of frontage on Spearman Road and Mt. Zion Road to explore the property with their selection of access points. The Dry Creek Tract is an Upland Tract with variable gently-rolling topopgrahy and free of Flood Zones and Wetlands. Notably, in the southwestern corner of the tract lies a tributary of Dry Creek which flows in a westerly direction. Utilities are available at either road for your selection of building options. Markedly, the Tract would be defined as a fully-stocked stand and represents a number of species of economically important trees: Lobolly Pine, Southern Red Oak, White Oak, Sweetgum, Northern Red Oak, Blackjack Oak, Black Cherry, Hickory, and Yellow Poplar. Other notable impactful flora include: Persimmon, Muscadines, and Lady Ferns. Sampled plots indicate a variance of 150-200 trees per acre with a DBH range of 7-22'' with many Grade Logs and other classes of merchantable timber for convertable assets or to use to construct ones own home and/or outbuildings if the Buyer so chooses. Make your home in the Bexar community of Hamilton, Alabama in the Foothills of the Applachian Mountains; one of Alabama's best kept secrets! For Additional Questions or to Schedule a Showing Call or Text Mack Brasher at: Notables: - Acreage: 15.90 (Surveyed) - Spearman Road: 1, 750' Paved Frontage - Mt. Zion Road: 1, 250' of Gravel Road Frontage - Restrictions: None - Water: Yes - Power: Yes - Phone Service: Yes - School District: Marion County

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Listed by: John Hall, Jr., Jr