The 115.73 Surveyed acres of the 'Stewart Creek Tract' is located in the quaint 'Whites Chapel' Community with excellent access in an area of two of the better school systems in the State. The topography is highest at the road and gently rolls into the spring-fed 'Stewart Creek' bottom that originates specifically on the property. For most of the 20th century, this property was fenced and was in livestock production; proven by the centrally located barn with lanes on either side of the center alley to load and unload cattle. Furthermore, the tract is characterized by highly productive soils with a Soils Capability Average of 3.53 leaving the opportunity to convert the tract back into pasture, if desired, or further continue to develop and expand on the vast hunting potential and notable wildlife that call haven to the tract now: Bob-White Quail, Whitetail Deer & Turkey. 3'' limestone rock lines the interior road on the descent to 'Stewart Creek Bottom' at the barn; from there interspersed trails and shooting houses are placed throughout for your discretion of hunting pressure. Bushels of wild muscadines are scattered throughout along with other wildlife desired flora and of course a constantly flowing and crystal clean water-source that create a staple for the ecosystem within. The property is surrounded by mostly large landowners and is a safe-haven for wildlife with some of the largest deer in the State harvested in the nearby Sipsey River Valley. Power & County Water are available at Smith Road; therefore, the opportunity to build is inevitable... harvest the nearly century old barnwood and assign it as a special accent piece within your home and grow roots here on the Stewart Creek Tract in the 'Whites Chapel' Community. The property is offered as a whole or in division (refer to the photos). The property is located just south of Winfield, Alabama (4.5 miles) where you can find all necessary amenities including retail, dining, and a regional hospital; as well as a recently ranked Top 5 School System in the State of Alabama regardless of classification (Tied with 7A Hoover). - Access: Smith Road - A variance of Mature Hardwood & differinng species of Pre-Merchantable Timber - Established interior road - Power & Water
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