0 County Road 40

Property facts

Price

$75,600

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

24 acres

County

Marion County

MLS #

11872571

Description

The Location & Access: This property consists of 24 acres located just outside the town of Brilliant in Marion County, Alabama. The tract features excellent road frontage along its entire southwestern boundary on County Road 40, providing approximately 1,200 feet of easy paved access. Positioned in a convenient rural setting, it offers a quick drive into downtown Brilliant while remaining within roughly an hour and 15 minutes of Birmingham and about 30 minutes from Jasper or Hamilton. The Investment & Recreation: Presenting immediate timber investment value, the property is fully stocked with loblolly pine that was planted around 2011. Now at approximately 15 years old, these uniform, well-established trees are approaching merchantable size for a possible first thinning. This thick pine stand covers the vast majority of the tract, providing excellent privacy, long-term income potential, and heavy bedding cover that holds local whitetail deer and a power line ROW that is beneficial for wild turkeys on the property. The Terrain & Future Use: The topography features a gentle roll, sloping downward from the south toward the north and northeast. The highest point sits right at the southern tip along County Road 40 at just over 660 feet, providing level, elevated ground that serves as the premier building site for a custom home or cabin with easy utility access. From there, the land drops roughly 100 feet to its lowest point of 560 feet at the northern corner, forming a natural draw that drains toward the Little New River valley just past the boundary line. The moderately spaced contour lines make the entire acreage equipment-friendly for timber harvesting, clearing, or cutting out a personal ATV trail network.

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• Legal accessAsk: a title company, plus the county recorder for recorded easements
• Zoning and permitted usesAsk: the county planning department, in writing
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• Utilities and the cost to connectAsk: the serving electric and water utilities, by parcel
• Water rights and well permitsAsk: the state water authority
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