The property fronts Cowpath Road with approximately 2,000 feet of road frontage, providing solid access along the tract's boundary. Internal access is available via dirt roads, allowing movement throughout the property.

Topography

The Cowpath Road Tract features flat terrain throughout, making it easy to navigate on foot or by vehicle. The level lay of the land lends itself to a variety of uses, from timber management to recreational development.

Improvements

This property is currently unimproved. Without existing structures, there are no renovation costs or inherited limitations, giving the next owner full flexibility from day one.

Timber

The Cowpath Road Tract was planted with Loblolly Pine in 2021, establishing a young timber stand. As the plantation matures, it will provide increasing timber value, making this tract an attractive long-term investment for timber-minded buyers. Wildlife and Recreation

The property is well-suited for hunting enthusiasts looking for a functional recreational tract in the region. The land's layout and vegetation provide a solid foundation for establishing food plots, stands, and other hunting improvements over time.

Water Features

A creek runs along the property, providing a natural water source that benefits wildlife and enhances the overall recreational appeal of the tract.

Current and Potential Use

The tract is currently used for recreation, but also holds strong potential for timber investment, hunting development, and long-term land ownership.

Summary

The Cowpath Road Tract offers 160 acres of flat, versatile land in Franklin County, Alabama, featuring a young Loblolly Pine timber stand, creek access, convenient proximity to Red Bay and Belmont, and roughly 2,000 feet of road frontage along Cowpath Road. It is a well-rounded property suitable for hunters, timber investors, and recreational land buyers alike. Contact us today to learn more about this tract or to schedule a showing.