AL 14 Hwy Selma, AL 36701

This rare riverfront tract features 2.7 miles of frontage on the Cahaba River, along with 1.6 miles of frontage on Bingham Creek and 1.1 miles of frontage on Possum Creek. Situated near the Suttle community in Perry and Dallas County, the 689 acre property is easily accessible with 0.8 miles of frontage on Highway 14. The area is known for producing trophy bucks, turkey, dove, waterfowl, and other wild game. Numerous large food plots and over 20 acres in duck ponds enhance the wildlife habitat, along with miles of improved roads and trails. The timber is diverse, including professionally managed pine plantations, from pre-merchantable stands ideal for bedding habitat to merchantable stands ready for harvest, and over 150 acres of mature hardwood. Power is available, and there are multiple scenic camp or lodge sites and several large potential fishing lake sites. With its flat to gentle topography, this tract could also do well converting to agriculture, and it could likely pay for itself through the use of a conservation easement for qualified buyers. Located 10 miles north of Selma, the property is one hour from Montgomery and Tuscaloosa, 1.5 hours from Birmingham and Meridian, and three hours from Mobile.