Courtesy: Allen Southern Properties
678-873-8125
This property has approximately 1,045 feet of frontage on scenic AL Hwy 35, and another approximate 1850 feet of frontage on CR 141. Most of this property is open but small pine trees have just been replanted, leaving multiple possibilities of converting to pasture, building a home, or subdividing the property further. With Large timber tracts across the road and in the area, wildlife is plentiful in this part of Cherokee County. Lake Weiss and the Little River Canyon National Preserve are close by and offer abundant outdoor recreational opportunities. It would be my pleasure to walk the property with you.
Courtesy: Bartley Realty LLC
256-927-3445
Gaylesville, Broomtown area; 5.2 acres with a lot of road frontage. Just right for your private dream home with short travel distance to Gaylesville, Weiss Lake, Little River Canyon and Menlo GA; public water and power are at the road; Recently surveyed; Great price at only $62,500!
Courtesy: The Larkin Group, LLC (FL)
Sean Larkin
7065037754
This 83.74 acre tract we call Piney Knoll sits in the Appalachian Foothills with it's main entrance off County Road 62 in Gaylesville, AL and part of the property extending into Chattooga County, Georgia. Piney Knoll is unrestricted and truly ready for anything with expansive, useable land offering great hunting and other recreational opportunities as well. With well established interior trails, you can ride your ATV's all day and touch every corner of the property. Bring your camper or RV and it's the perfect spot to camp with family and friends. For the avid hunter, Piney Knoll is not short on wildlife - we've seen some impressive deer on this property and it's loaded with turkey also. The planted pine and mixed hardwood has been thinned on the tract making the landscape open to use while still leaving good standing timber on the tract. With convenient county road frontage and power nearby, the future possibilities are yours to imagine. Plus, Piney Knoll has two farm gate entrances off the county road which offer the new owner the potential to subdivide in the future if they'd like.
Courtesy: The Larkin Group, LLC (FL)
Sean Larkin
7065037754
At over 40 acres, our Grover Tract is an impressive recreational property for the Alabama outdoorsman, conveniently located just off County Road 99 in Cherokee County. Take the farm gate entrance through vast, mature timber to an expansive green field. This tract feels like a tree house, completely quiet with the exception of the varied and abundant wildlife. Surrounded by large property owners, the rural area is private and secluded yet not too far from life's necessities. Bring your RV and your horses, hunt, start a mini-farm, or just enjoy the peaceful mountain views. With the potential for future timber revenue, power nearby, and no deed restrictions, this property has endless possibilities.
Courtesy: eXp Realty, LLC Central
Tonya Lee
256-504-7127
GAYLESVILLE- Breathtaking Beautiful Mountain views on this 40 Acres ready for your new home. Several building sites with Power already on property. Has recent Perc test for conventional system. Spring Water available for drinking. Gravel driveway for easy navigation of the property. Gated and fenced for your privacy and security. Bring your home plans.
Courtesy: eXp Realty LLC
888-923-5547
GAYLESVILLE- Breathtaking Beautiful Mountain views on this 40 Acres ready for your new home. Several building sites with Power already on property. Has recent Perc test for conventional system. Spring Water available for drinking. Gravel driveway for easy navigation of the property. Gated and fenced for your privacy and security. Bring your home plans.
Gaylesville is located in Alabama. Gaylesville, Alabama has a population of 288. Gaylesville is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 38.46% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.59%.
The median household income in Gaylesville, Alabama is $45,833. The median household income for the surrounding county is $43,475 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Gaylesville is 32.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 90 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 28.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 54.4 inches per year, with 0.7 inches of snow per year.
