01 Bollar Street, Cuba, AL 36907

This vacant land tract is known as the “Little Kinterbish Creek Tract” and spans 47 acres of predominantly timber-managed property. The north side begins as a plateau and transitions into gently rolling terrain toward the creek bottom, with an 80-foot elevation change from one end to the other. Land cover includes a northwest stand described as natural regeneration loblolly pines, plus planted pine areas and mixed pine and hardwood throughout. A central feature is 14 acres of bottomland hardwood alongside a sandy-bottom creek, supported by a constantly flowing water source and an ecosystem that includes bob-white quail, whitetail deer, and turkey, among other wildlife.

Access is via the dead-end of Bollar Street, and there is one main interior road running through the property for access and recreation. The tract is positioned within a pocket of timber-focused holdings with limited hunting pressure. Power and county water are available at the intersection of Bollar Street and Johnson Street. A Sumter County parcel number is provided: 33-03-07-0-000-002.000.

For buyers seeking a timber-and-hunting retreat, this property offers a developed road layout, creek bottom habitat, and a mix of planted and natural regeneration timber types. It also presents a workable base for continued management or development, with utilities nearby for future planning and use.