The property is wooded and sits at an elevation of approximately 220 feet, with no flood zone or wetlands present, reducing development risks and added costs. Water and electric utilities are available at the road, and a conventional septic system has already been approved through a passed soil test. A completed survey is also in place, saving time and expense during the planning and permitting process. There is no HOA, allowing for fewer restrictions and greater flexibility.

Under R-1 zoning, a single-family home is permitted, including tiny homes as long as plans meet zoning standards. Mobile homes are not allowed. RV storage is permitted only after a primary dwelling is established, while camping and short-term rentals are not allowed. Building permits are valid for one year, providing a clear framework for construction timelines.

The location offers convenient access to nearby cities and amenities. Mobile is approximately 14 minutes away (9.9 miles), and Prichard is about 9 minutes away (5.3 miles). Major routes such as US-45 and St. Stephens Road are easily accessible, and a Shell gas station is located roughly 2.1 miles from the property. The land falls within the Mobile County School District and is close to outdoor recreation, including Cochran Lake, Spring Hill Lake, Richardson Park, and Reverend Joseph Day Lake. Retail, services, employment centers, and daily conveniences in Mobile are all within a short drive, making this property a practical option for a long-term residence.