Courtesy: Duffey Realty
Dale Johnson
(770) 789-6473
90.73 Acres of planted pines at the edge of Alabama and Georgia state line. All property is located in Cleburne County, AL,. Paved road frontage for approximately 2700 ft; County Water extends to part of the property. Good Creek on the property. Trees are approximately 4 years old.
Courtesy: Hunter Bend Realty, Llc Lineville Branch
Jerry Grubbs
This property, consisting of 21.66 acres, has over a quarter mile of road frontage on US Hwy 78 in a great location near Dollar General and downtown Fruithurst and only minutes to AL/GA border. Land is being sold as a whole or may be surveyed out in parcels of a minimum of 5 acres at $20,000 per acre. Property has potential for use as a business location or as a personal residence. Power, water and other utilities are available.
Courtesy: Hunter Bend Realty, Llc Lineville Branch
Jerry Grubbs
Unrestricted and undeveloped 89.88 acres located in Cleburne County, AL between I-20 to the south and US Hwy 78 to the north off County Road 295, near Muscadine Junction. Property consists of beautiful hardwoods and pine along with streams running throughout. Only minutes from Tallapoosa, GA and Heflin, AL, this acreage would make an ideal getaway location from the city or a hunter's paradise. The land is being sold as a whole with the entire 89.88 acres, or it may be sold in tracts of a minimum of 10 to 20 acres at $5500 per acre.
Courtesy: Duffey Realty, Inc.
770-836-1117
96.74 Acres of Land in Cleburne County, Alabama. Very close to the state line! This property has a nice creek through the property and about 40 acres of pines that are about 4 years old. Several acres of 8+ year old pines and some 25+ year old pine trees. This would make a great home site or recreational tract. Paved road access.
These days seemingly untouched properties are few and far between but every now and then one hits the market. This 89.45 +/- acres in cleburne county, between Heflin and Fruithurst is one. This property is virtually untouched by the world that surrounds it. Positioned at the foothills of the Appalachian mountains, this property consists of rolling hills of prestine hardwoods and scattered pines. In the midst of the hardwoods, beautiful Town creek flows through. Beautiful rock faces can be found all throughout, especially overlooking the creek bottom. This property is apart of a 500+ acre preserve, named Hardwood Mountain preserve. The preserve's mission is to preserve, protect and enhance the property. This is done through covenants that are in place. Throughout the preserve there are many trails sutible for hiking, and biking. There are also 2 common areas available. One of wich includes a pavilion with a large barbecue grill and tables for use. The other is perfect camping and such. With as crazy as life can often get, it is paramount to have a place to go. A place to get back to what matters most. For some it may be a place to hunt with family, for others it may be a place to simply listen to the birds and take it all in. Whatever it may be, this place might just have what you are looking for.
Courtesy: Duffey Realty
Dale Johnson
(770) 789-6473
96.74 Acres of Land in Cleburne County, Alabama. Very close to the state line! This property has a nice creek through the property and about 40 acres of pines that are about 4 years old. Several acres of 8+ year old pines and some 25+ year old pine trees. This would make a great home site or recreational tract. Paved road access.
Courtesy: Southeastern Land Group, Inc.
Luke Rice
This premier 412-acre tract is a hidden gem located in Cleburne County, Alabama. This property is home to plenty of wildlife including whitetail deer, turkeys, and several other wild game. Water is abundant on this property with Cane Creek flowing through the property, as well as several other smaller creeks and streams throughout. This tract also produces an excellent investment of timber offering stands of mature pines and hardwoods, as well as pine-hardwood mixed areas. The quality, as well as quantity, of the timber standing on this property is second to none! Located conveniently close to I-20, this property is approximately an hour away from both Atlanta and Birmingham. The local town of Heflin is nearby, as well as the smaller communities of Edwardsville and Fruithurst. If you are looking for a large hunting tract, timber investment, or just a getaway paradise, this tract is for you!
Courtesy: ERA King Real Estate
Linda Charles
Beautiful, Most desired land - previously used by private hunting club - Use for private hunting, investment, or recreational land - develop your own hunting club: Abundant wildlife - deer, hog, turkey, and maybe some surprises. This has been one owner land for many years. Beautiful, year round Cane Creek flows through property, possibily build a lake. Bring your ATV's for fun with family and friends. A mix of hardwood and pine tree. Some area preplanted in pine trees. Never have to worry about where or what to hunt, make this your private dream location. Three parcels: 18-10-03-05-0-000-002.000, 18-10-03-06-0-000-002.000, 18-10-03-08-0-000-011.000
Fruithurst is located in Alabama. Fruithurst, Alabama has a population of 293. Fruithurst is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 36.59% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 35.47%.
The median household income in Fruithurst, Alabama is $37,292. The median household income for the surrounding county is $37,396 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in Fruithurst is 48.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 88.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 29.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 51.9 inches per year, with 1.7 inches of snow per year.
