The property sits on Barnsville Loop Road in Tallapoosa County, Alabama, between Barnsville and Union. It is about 2 miles south of Lake Martin, 3 miles west of Walnut Hill, and an 11-mile drive to Dadeville. The access road is a good-quality gravel road with power and municipal water available.

The Barnesville Union South tract totals 198 acres and is listed at $613,800, which works out to $3,100 per acre. The price is currently listed as unchanged.

The property features approximately 170 acres of planted pine that is 8 years old. The stand is described as well-stocked with good hardwood competition control, making it a solid timberland investment with room for continued growth in value.

The existing entrance sits on 180 feet of road frontage along Barnsville Loop Road, with an additional 500 feet of frontage available a short distance up the road. There is also about 1.5 miles of internal road within the property, providing good access throughout the tract.

Yes, the listing describes this tract as offering recreation opportunities alongside its timber investment potential. The rolling topography and internal road network make it well suited for outdoor activities, in addition to managing the planted pine for long-term timber returns.

The listing agent is John Torbert, a Licensed Real Estate Agent based in Prattville, Alabama. John has spent most of his career in the southeast timber industry as a soil scientist and forest manager, and has been a land agent with AFM Real Estate since 2014. He can be reached by cell at 334-750-1930 or by office phone at 334-358-2345.

The property sits on Barnsville Loop Road in Tallapoosa County, Alabama, between Barnsville and Union. It is about 2 miles south of Lake Martin, 3 miles west of Walnut Hill, and an 11-mile drive to Dadeville. The access road is a good-quality gravel road with power and municipal water available.

The Barnesville Union South tract totals 198 acres and is listed at $613,800, which works out to $3,100 per acre. The price is currently listed as unchanged.

The property features approximately 170 acres of planted pine that is 8 years old. The stand is described as well-stocked with good hardwood competition control, making it a solid timberland investment with room for continued growth in value.

The existing entrance sits on 180 feet of road frontage along Barnsville Loop Road, with an additional 500 feet of frontage available a short distance up the road. There is also about 1.5 miles of internal road within the property, providing good access throughout the tract.

Yes, the listing describes this tract as offering recreation opportunities alongside its timber investment potential. The rolling topography and internal road network make it well suited for outdoor activities, in addition to managing the planted pine for long-term timber returns.

The listing agent is John Torbert, a Licensed Real Estate Agent based in Prattville, Alabama. John has spent most of his career in the southeast timber industry as a soil scientist and forest manager, and has been a land agent with AFM Real Estate since 2014. He can be reached by cell at 334-750-1930 or by office phone at 334-358-2345.