335 +/- Acres Conecuh River Andalusia, AL
335 +/- Acres located on Prestwood Bridge Rd in Covington County approximately 5 miles outside of Andalusia, AL. This is a property that has a little bit of everything for the outdoor enthusiast. This property has been set up for year round usage. There is a dogtrot style cabin built on stilts with a living room/kitchen on one side of the dogtrot and a bedroom with full bath, closet, and laundry area on the other side. Additionally, there is 2 unfinished rooms upstairs that could be completed for more sleeping area. The property has 3 ponds to go along with approximately 4000 ft of frontage along Conecuh River. The owner has done a great job with the interior trail system on the property giving good access to all areas of the property. The land is a mix of pine and hardwood timber with 5 food plots scattered throughout the tract. There is a 6-7 acre field that the owner plants in...
335 +/- Acres located on Prestwood Bridge Rd in Covington County approximately 5 miles outside of Andalusia, AL. This is a property that has a little bit of everything for the outdoor enthusiast. This property has been set up for year round usage. There is a dogtrot style cabin built on stilts with a living room/kitchen on one side of the dogtrot and a bedroom with full bath, closet, and laundry area on the other side. Additionally, there is 2 unfinished rooms upstairs that could be completed for more sleeping area. The property has 3 ponds to go along with approximately 4000 ft of frontage along Conecuh River. The owner has done a great job with the interior trail system on the property giving good access to all areas of the property. The land is a mix of pine and hardwood timber with 5 food plots scattered throughout the tract. There is a 6-7 acre field that the owner plants in soybean/iron clay peas for the deer but would also make a great dove field. Adjacent to the field is a 27x36 pole barn for storing equipment. Perhaps the neatest feature of this tract is the 2 creeks that feed into Conecuh River. These creeks both have limestone formations where the water has cut deep into the banks over the years. As you can see in the pictures, one of the creeks has shells embedded into the rock. I have only ever seen one other creek have this unique quality in South Alabama. Contact Russ Walters at 334-504-0851 to schedule a viewing.
