0 Hwy 80, Tyler, AL 36785

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Listing agent Nate Lipscomb Show Phone

Listing office National Land Realty, Montgomery, AL 4267 Lomac Street, Montgomery, AL Show Phone

Listing date Jan 5, 2026

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Overview

This offering consists of approximately 294 acres of farm and recreation land. The property includes about 114 acres currently in row crop production, plus approximately 180 acres in various stages of pine growth. Overall, the land is positioned to support agricultural use while also accommodating recreation-based activities.

Located between Benton and Selma in Dallas County, Alabama, the property is noted as being easily accessible. The listing identifies the site address as 0 Hwy 80, Tyler, AL 36785, which provides a primary roadway for practical access.

For buyers seeking acreage with operational farming value and the option to diversify into recreation, the current mix of planted row crop ground and growing timber acres is a useful starting point. The property’s configuration and stated accessibility can also support owners looking for multi-season land management, whether the goal is continuing row crop production, cultivating pine growth, or allocating portions of the acreage to recreational use.

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City

Tyler

County

Lowndes

State

Alabama

Longitude

-86.894226

Latitude

32.310034

FAQs

What type of property is this?

Agricultural land / Farmland - Substantial acreage supports row crop production and long-term pine growth, with flexibility for recreation uses.

Where is this agricultural land / farmland located?

The property is located at 0 Hwy 80 Tyler, AL.

What is the asking price?

The asking price for this property is $1,380,000.

What are key features of this property?

This property features: Farm and recreation property.; Approximately 180 acres in various stages of pine growth.; Approximately 114 acres in row crop production.