Sipsey Creek Farm

Description

Expansive 524-Acre Wilderness Estate at the Confluence of Sipsey Creek

Explore this 524-acre wilderness estate in Hamilton, Alabama, perfectly positioned where Broadtree, Barnesville, and Dry Creek converge into Sipsey Creek. This property features 165 acres of mature 20-year-old pine plantation along the ridgetop with a large expanse of young hardwood timber and hardwood SMZs in the bottoms.

Located southwest of Hamilton, AL this property is easily accessed from Interstate 22 and is an area known for its exceptional deer hunting.  The diverse habitat support a healthy population of deer, turkey and waterfowl, ideal for hunting enthusiasts. With easy access via County Road 13 and Rudicell Road, and utilities available, this property is ready for development into your own personal oasis.

Key Features:

• Diverse Timberland: The landscape includes a significant 165-acre stand of 20-year-old pine plantation alongside valuable hardwoods lining the creeks, contributing both aesthetic value and timber revenue.
• Rich Water Resources: The property is uniquely defined by combining three creeks, ensuring year-round water for wildlife and aquatic activities.
• Recreational Opportunities: With its rich natural resources, the property is a haven for hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation, offering excellent conditions for deer, ducks, and other wildlife.
• Accessibility and Infrastructure: Positioned with frontage on County Road 13 and bisected by Rudicell Road, these well-maintained routes facilitate access throughout the property. Power availability enhances the potential for development, whether for recreational facilities, conservation projects, or a private retreat.

This 524-acre property is not just land; it’s an opportunity to own a piece of Alabama’s natural heritage, ideal for those seeking a large-scale retreat or investment in a serene, wildlife-rich setting. Whether developing the land or preserving its natural beauty, this property promises to be a rewarding acquisition.