CR 26 S, Bankston, AL 35542

This 116-acre property combines timber, open pasture, and year-round creeks, with a topography described as distinctive compared to surrounding parcels. The land includes five natural springs and multiple areas suitable for wildlife management and outdoor recreation, along with a streamside management zone preserved along the creeks. A well-developed internal trail system provides on-property access, and a main gate leads to the highest elevation area that could serve as a homesite or campsite overlook across the pasture. Utilities are available at the road. Timber on the eastern side is described as approximately 20-year-old naturally regenerated pine, and selectively harvested timber is noted in the western and northern sections around 2018. Several natural and managed zones are identified for wildlife food plots, and there are multiple elevated Titan blinds in place that will remain with the property.

Access is described as outstanding, with extensive paved road frontage along County Road 26. The property layout includes rolling terrain, creek bottoms, and open ground—roughly 31 acres of open ground is cited, with the remainder comprising regenerating timber, SMZs, and creek bottoms.

For buyers seeking a working recreational property, the mix of water features, trail access, and existing wildlife-oriented improvements supports stand placement and food plot activities. The presence of creek habitat, springs, and fertile hay fields also supports flexible outdoor use, including seasonal wildlife management and grazing considerations where fencing is already in place.