Courtesy: Southeastern Land Group, Inc.
Luke Rice
Shepâ??s Hideaway is a 17± acre tract located in Clay County, offering a quiet and versatile setting well suited for a weekend retreat, hunting property, or small rural getaway. The property features gentle topography and a balanced mix of hardwoods and pine timber, creating a private and usable landscape. A year-round creek flows through the property, adding a natural water feature that enhances both the character of the land and wildlife use. The tract supports good populations of deer and turkey and offers solid recreational potential for hunting and outdoor enjoyment. Several trails run throughout the property and are suitable for walking or ATV use, allowing easy access across the tract. There are multiple homesite locations, providing
Courtesy: Method Alabama LLC
Cary Blumenfeld
678-983-7987
Looking for a prime piece of real estate with endless possibilities? This 1-acre corner lot offers a rare opportunity for commercial development in a high-traffic area. Previously home to a former store, the site has a clear spot and is ready for your vision. Whether you're looking to build a gas station, retail center, or any other commercial venture, this location offers maximum visibility and endless potential.
Courtesy: National Land Realty
Carl Chaffin
855-384-5263
he Bluff Springs Road property is a 27 acre tract in Clay County that offers a quiet, versatile setting ideal for a weekend retreat, hunting tract, or small rural getaway. The land features gentle topography with a well-balanced mix of hardwoods and pine timber, creating a private and highly usable landscape. The tract supports strong populations of deer and turkey, making it well suited for hunting and outdoor enjoyment. Several established trails provide easy access throughout the property and are suitable for walking or ATV use. Multiple potential homesite locations allow flexibility for future plans, whether building a cabin, placing a camper, or simply enjoying the land as-is. Conveniently located less than 15 minutes from downtown Ashland and approximately 1.5 hours from Birmingham, Montgomery, and Atlanta, this property offers an excellent balance of seclusion and accessibility. A great opportunity for buyers seeking manageable acreage with creek frontage, recreational value, and long-term potential.
Courtesy: Southeastern Land Group, Inc.
Luke Rice
Hereâ??s a great 20-acre piece of land in Clay County, Alabama, with plenty of room to make it your own. Itâ??s located just outside of Ashland and Lineville and features gentle terrain with a cleared homesite already in place. With paved road frontage, getting in and out is easy, whether you're planning to build a home, put up a cabin, or just have a place to get away. The property has some internal trails that make it easy to access different areas on foot or with an ATV. Thereâ??s also a streamside management zone with big hardwoods and a nice, year-round creek running through it â?? great for wildlife, shade, and a peaceful spot to sit and enjoy the outdoors. Whether youâ??re into hunting, recreation, or just want some space of your own, this tract offers a little bit of everything.
Courtesy: Southeastern Realty & Auction
John Hall
37± acres in Clay County, Alabama is unrestricted with paved double road frontage on Gentry Road (300'±) and Hwy 9 (1200'±). It was in pasture a few years ago, but needs bushhogging to get it back in pristine shape. Land offers great opportunity to begin farming!
Courtesy: Area Real Estate, Inc.
Hannah Pardue
This Lot offers a great location to build on 0.7 acres in Ashland close to downtown and to Ashland Elementary. Don't miss your chance to own property in a nice small town. More pictures to come
Courtesy: Hunter Bend Realty, Llc Lineville Branch
Chelsea Rush
256-276-9153
PRICE IMPROVEMENT! 1.6 Wooded Acres in a Great Ashland Location! This private, wooded tract with creek on the side offers the perfect blend of seclusion and convenience. With 1.6 acres in a great location near town and Ashland Elementary, itâ??s an ideal spot to build your dream home or investment property. Survey available.
Courtesy: LakeWeissAlabama.com RES
256-927-2381
Tons of mature hard woods with great views in a secluded country setting. No zone restrictions mean a perfect place for a home, hunting cabin, get away vacation spot or timber farming. The property has some slopping hills, and a road already cut in (will need to be refreshed). The property is super quiet and easy to find serenity. 10 minutes outside of Ashland and 30 minutes from Talladega. About 1:30 minutes from Atlanta. The timber itself is worth a lot if you should want to harvest it. So many opportunities.
Courtesy: Area Real Estate, Inc.
Bill Pharr
Beautiful acreage, approximately 16 acres m/l. Pasture and wood with pond frontage! Much sought after area of Clay County! Power and public water available. Great building sites! $14,000 a acre
Ashland is located in Alabama. Ashland, Alabama has a population of 1,741. Ashland is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 20.44% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.18%.
The median household income in Ashland, Alabama is $25,458. The median household income for the surrounding county is $45,163 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Ashland is 43.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 30.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 55.9 inches per year, with 1.6 inches of snow per year.
