Investor & Developer Opportunity
1,123.776 Acres of Prime Development Land in Baldwin County, Alabama
An exceptionally rare chance to acquire 1,123.776 contiguous acres in one of Alabamas fastest-growing and most desirable regions. This expansive landholding offers the unique combination of strategic location, development flexibility, investment security, and natural beautymaking it ideal for a wide range of high-impact uses including master-planned communities, estate compounds, agricultural ventures, or recreational retreats.
Location: A Strategic Position in Baldwin Countys Growth Corridor
Situated in southern Baldwin County, this large acreage tract benefits from immediate access to three paved, well-maintained county roads: County Road 32, County Road 87, and County Road 95. This triple frontage provides over 4,000+ feet of total road access, ideal for future subdivision, gated est...
Situated in southern Baldwin County, this large acreage tract benefits from immediate access to three paved, well-maintained county roads: County Road 32, County Road 87, and County Road 95. This triple frontage provides over 4,000+ feet of total road access, ideal for future subdivision, gated estate entries, or phased development planning.
Just minutes from the growing towns of Elberta and Foley, and a short drive to Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, and Perdido Bay, the property is centrally positioned amid the Gulf Coasts economic and residential expansion zones. Access to U.S. Highway 98 and the Foley Beach Express allows for convenient connectivity to Pensacola, Mobile, and I-10, creating strong appeal for both residential buyers and commercial developers.
Whether the vision is a luxury estate subdivision, equestrian retreat, agrihood concept, or land banking strategy, this property offers a location thats perfectly aligned with Baldwin Countys trajectory of sustained population and housing demand.
Land Composition & Features
The property spans a total of 1,123.776 acres of contiguous, high-ground terrain. The landscape includes:
Mature pine plantations, spanning multiple timber classifications (Good, Average, and Poor), providing current and future timber income potential.
An established internal road network, enabling easy access throughout the property for equipment, vehicles, or potential lot development.
Food plots and wildlife corridors, supporting recreational uses like hunting, trail riding, or nature-based tourism.
Rolling topography and natural buffer zones offering seclusion, privacy, and elevated build sites ideal for residential construction or conservation buffers.
Currently, a year-round hunting lease is in place, generating passive income while maintaining the lands recreational value. Buyers may choose to continue the lease or repurpose the land for private or development use.
Wetlands, Buildable Acreage & Environmental Considerations
According to the seller, a wetland delineation report is available and indicates that approximately 60% of the property consists of uplands, making it highly favorable for development. This means roughly 670 acres are potentially buildable (subject to verification), opening the door for:
Phased residential neighborhoods
Large estate lots or rural retreats
Agricultural operations
Recreational or conservation uses
Most of the property falls within FEMA Zone X, signifying minimal flood risk. In addition, there are no known easements, encroachments, or title issues, simplifying the permitting and subdivision process.
Buyers can confidently approach the property with minimal environmental constraints and substantial flexibility for creative land use and planning.
Access, Infrastructure & Utilities
The property includes five total access points across its three road frontages:
County Road 32: ~2,0002,500 ft
County Road 87: ~1,0001,200 ft
County Road 95: ~600800 ft
These frontage points provide optimal flexibility for future ingress/egress planning, subdivision design, gated entries, or phased rollouts of residential or mixed-use concepts.
Electricity is available at the road
No structures currently exist on the property
No existing improvements, allowing for a clean development slate
This infrastructure-ready setup allows investors or developers to begin feasibility and engineering without first undertaking costly demolition or clearing.
Zoning, Legal Info, & Parcel Breakdown
The entire tract is zoned RA Residential Agricultural, one of the most flexible zoning classifications in Baldwin County. This zoning allows for:
Single-family homes
Estate developments
Agricultural and equestrian uses
Timber and conservation uses
Agrihood communities
Rural retreats and recreational venues
The land is unincorporated, with no municipal overlay restrictions, making the planning and permitting process more efficient than within city limits. Developers benefit from lower regulatory hurdles and reduced upfront entitlement costs.
PPINs Included:
75470
75471
75472
75473
Parcel IDs:
53-02-03-0-000-002.000 (CR 32)
53-02-04-0-000-005.000 (Merchant Ln)
53-02-09-0-000-001.000 (CR 87)
53-02-10-0-000-003.000 (Woerner Rd)
Buyers are encouraged to verify all parcel boundaries, road frontage, and zoning classifications during due diligence. A wetland delineation report is available upon request.
Ideal Use Scenarios
This property is perfectly suited for a variety of high-value development or long-term investment strategies, including:
Master-Planned Residential Communities Create estate lots, agrihoods, or gated developments with ample room for amenities and green space.
Equestrian or Agricultural Ventures Develop a luxury horse property, working farm, or lifestyle-focused agricultural destination.
Private Estate or Family Compound Build a legacy property with unmatched privacy, access, and recreational value.
Timber & Conservation Investment Hold for future appreciation while leveraging existing pine plantation and hunting lease income.
1031 Exchange or Land Banking Take advantage of long-term appreciation in Baldwin Countys most strategic location.
Market Context & Growth Outlook
Baldwin County continues to rank among Alabamas top counties for population growth, supported by its:
Booming Gulf Coast tourism economy
Attractive cost of living
Inflow of retirees, second-home buyers, and remote workers
Ongoing infrastructure improvements
With limited availability of large, contiguous tracts in proximity to the Gulf, this offering stands out as a legacy-level acquisition opportunity with immediate and future upside.
Nearby towns like Foley and Elberta are experiencing consistent housing demand, commercial development, and infrastructure investments. The region is transitioning from rural to residential at an accelerated pace meaning this acreage is ideally timed for strategic entry ahead of the curve.
Key Highlights at a Glance:
1,123.776 contiguous acres
Frontage on CR 32, CR 87, and CR 95
Five access points and internal road network
Timber income potential + active hunting lease
Estimated 60% uplands (wetland report available)
Zoned RA Residential Agricultural
Utilities available at road
Unincorporated, no overlay zoning
Ideal for development, estate, recreational, or investment use
Schedule a Tour or Request More Info
For additional details, maps, or to schedule a private showing of this exceptional land offering, please contact:
Jonathan R. Bennett
Beachball Properties
251-424-5682
Buyer to verify all information during due diligence. Wetland delineation report available upon request.
Search for detailed parcel information including; Elevation & Vegetation Maps, Ownership Information, Detailed Parcel Information, Crop History Map, Soil Survey Productivity Data, and more.
Research Parcel InformationDirections to Property County Road 32 Access: From the intersection of County Road 87 and County Road 32 at Big Country s gas station in Elberta, head east on County Road 32 toward County Road 95. Pass the Elberta Volunteer Fire Department (Station 2) on your right. Continue approximately 0.5 miles past the fire station. The property entrance is located on the left (north side) of County Road 32, just before reaching the curve leading toward County Road 95. Look for the gated access and timber
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As a lifelong Alabama native, outdoorsman, and seasoned real estate professional, Jonathan R. Bennett brings unmatched insight into the land and lifestyle of the Alabama Gulf Coast and rural Baldwin County. A full-time Realtor and Associate Broker with Beachball Properties, Jonathan specializes in recreational tracts, development land, income-producing parcels, and waterfront acreage across South Alabama. With a degree in Accounting from the University of Alabama and a disciplined foundation from his service in both the U.S. Army and Alabama Army National Guard, Jonathan offers clients a powerful blend of financial acumen, tactical communication, and boots-on-the-ground land knowledge. From timber investments and hunting land to development-ready PUDs and coastal estate sites, he understands what makes land valuableboth above and below the surface. Whether you're a developer, investor, farmer, or someone seeking a legacy property to pass down, Jonathan is dedicated to helping you navigate every aspect of land ownership and acquisition in Alabama. His process is data-driven, results-focused, and rooted in local expertise, making him a trusted partner for those serious about land investment. Specialties: Baldwin County Land, Recreational & Waterfront Tracts, Development Parcels, Income Land, Opportunity Zone Properties, Pecan Groves, Hunting Land, Investment Strategy Contact: 251-424-5682 | jr [at] jonathanrbennett [dot] realtor