01 Bollar Street, Cuba, AL 36907

This 47-acre “Little Kinterbish Creek Tract” offers a mix of timber areas and natural features suited to hunting and recreation. The northwest portion includes a “Dog-Hair” stand of natural regeneration loblolly pines, with the remainder in a mixture of pine and hardwood species. The tract’s focal area is 14 acres of bottomland hardwood with a sandy-bottom creek, and the overall topography shifts as the land transitions from a plateau on the north side to gently rolling toward the creek bottom, with approximately an 80’ change in elevation. An interior road runs through the property, supporting access for both recreational use and day-to-day management.

The property is accessed via the dead-end of Bollar Street and is located about 4 miles south of downtown Cuba, Alabama. It sits among other timber-focused land tracts, with limited hunting pressure noted in the remarks. A range of wildlife-supporting habitat is present, including bob-white quail, whitetail deer, and turkey, along with wild muscadines and American beautyberry in the central area.

Utilities are available at the intersection of Bollar Street and Johnson Street, with power and county water noted as available. With land that is described as a blank slate for development and expansion, this parcel also includes the Sumter County parcel number 33-03-07-0-000-002.000 and totals 14 acres planted pine, 14 acres bottomland hardwood/SMZ, and 19 acres mixed pine and hardwood.