For sale9 photos
$12,000
531 Allenville Road
1.15 acres$10,435 per acre
Prattville, AL 36067
Listing courtesy of National Land Realty, Tuscaloosa, ALMLS 11971447
Land for sale in Autauga County
6 land, lot, farm and ranch listings in Autauga County, Alabama, from MyStateMLS member brokers. The median asking price among listings that state both a price and an acreage is $10,435 per acre.
MyStateMLS listings updated 18 minutes ago
Land listings in Autauga County
For sale24 photos
$199,000
0 Co Rd 350
38 acres$5,237 per acre
Billingsley, AL 36006
Listing courtesy of National Land Realty, Gulf CoastMLS 11968081
For sale25 photos
$1,500,000
000 Hwy 31, Prattville, AL
340 acres$4,412 per acre
Prattville, AL 36051
Listing courtesy of John Hall And CompanyMLS 11941585
For sale60 photos
$3,474,607
0 County Road 38
1,069 acres$3,250 per acre
Autaugaville, AL 36003
Listing courtesy of SmallTown Hunting Properties & Real EstateMLS 11742046
For sale12 photos
$28,500
623 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
1 acre$28,500 per acre
Prattville, AL 36067
Listing courtesy of National Land Realty, Tuscaloosa, ALMLS 11776382
For sale24 photos
$75,900
1325 Crows Pass #11
1.5 acres$50,600 per acre
Prattville, AL 36067
Listing courtesy of United Country-South Land Company, LLCMLS 11732145
Buying land in Autauga County
- How much land is for sale in Autauga County, AL?
- 6 land, lot, farm and ranch listings are currently on LandAuthority in Autauga County. The count is live and changes as brokers list and sell.
- What is land selling for per acre in Autauga County?
- Among the 6 Autauga County listings here that state both a price and an acreage, the median asking price is $10,435 per acre. These are asking prices on current listings rather than recorded sale prices.
- Can I build on land in Autauga County?
- That depends on the parcel, not the county. Zoning, minimum lot size, septic feasibility and legal access all decide it, and only Autauga County planning and environmental health can confirm them for a specific parcel number. A listing describing a parcel as buildable is a marketing statement, not a determination.