655 Lake Lanier Rd Marion Junction, AL 36759

This expansive property in Marion Junction, Alabama, encompasses approximately 1160 acres and features over 8000 feet of Cahaba River frontage. The land includes about 470 acres of mature hardwoods, 430 acres of pines ranging from 6 to 24 years old, and 100 acres of green pastures or hay fields. A mile-long asphalt driveway leads into the property, which also contains two stocked fishing lakes fed by artesian wells and 13 food plots for wildlife. The property features two main houses, two cabins, and an additional cabin that was formerly a bathhouse relocated from downtown Marion Junction. Original structures include a horse barn and chicken coop dating back to the 1950s, along with multiple shops suitable for woodworking, fabrication, and equipment storage, plus a full office and bathroom. The land has excellent blackbelt soils rich in nutrients, suitable for raising cows and timber. It offers opportunities for deer, turkey, duck, dove, and small game hunting. Historically, the property has supported multiple businesses, including farming, a campground known as Lake Lanier Travel Park, and a nicotine-free business. The Cahaba River is noted as the only free-flowing river in Alabama, supporting diverse fish species. The timberland includes white oaks, red oaks, other hardwood trees, and cypress sloughs, in addition to planted pines. The property once hosted a dance pavilion and a swimming pool owned by the Southern Railroad, now Norfolk Southern, which still uses the track crossing the land.