0 County Road 414, Heflin, AL 36264

240 Acres On The Tallapoosa River New

This 240-acre tract in Cleburne County, Alabama, offers a diverse landscape and a variety of land uses. Located near Heflin and minutes from Interstate 20 and the Georgia state line, the property provides convenience while maintaining a private setting. One of the defining features of this property is the Tallapoosa River, which borders the land for more than one mile. The river includes scenic rock shoals and bluffs and serves as a year-round water source. In addition to its natural value, the river supports a range of recreational opportunities such as fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. Several smaller streams run through the property, contributing to habitat diversity and water availability for wildlife. A small beaver pond adds another layer of habitat and could be enhanced for waterfowl use. The land is a mix of mature hardwood, pine timber, and planted pine. The planted pine is complemented by large streamside management zones that create transitional edges beneficial to wildlife. Food plots and an established internal trail system add to the accessibility and usability of the property. These features, along with the variety of timber stands, provide opportunities for hunting, timber management, and outdoor recreation. Wildlife is abundant in the area. Deer and turkey are commonly observed, supported by the combination of timber, water, and edge habitat. The diversity of the property makes it suitable for multiple forms of hunting and land management practices. With some additional improvements, such as a lodge or camp, the tract could serve as a recreational retreat. The property is easily accessed from surrounding towns and Interstate 20 provides convenient travel to Birmingham, Alabama, and Atlanta, Georgia. Power is available at the property, which increases its potential for future development. Whether for timber investment, hunting, recreation, or long-term land ownership, this Cleburne County tract offers both scale and variety. The combination of Tallapoosa River frontage, established trails, timber diversity, and accessible location makes it a strong option for those looking to own land in east Alabama.