1125 Sizemore Highway , Geneva, AL 36340(Geneva County)

The terrain is level to gently rolling providing any number of options to build your home, barn, and other outbuildings. The sandy loam soil, typical for the area, is excellent for growing hay, cotton, peanuts, and corn. Approximately 16 acres of the tract are in merchantable Loblolly pines. These trees have been thinned and are continuing to grow toward maturity. There are about seven acres currently in hay production that could be fenced for livestock, converted to farmland, or planted in more trees. The remainder of the tract features a wide variety of naturally regenerating timber and brush creating the ideal habitat for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. One very special feature is a natural spring in a small depression that creates a shallow pond. It is certainly possible that you could use this natural feature to create a nice pond near the center of the tract. Currently, it provides a continuous supply of water for the local wildlife.

Geneva, AL is a small, quaint southern city with a population below 5,000 and the farm is less than two miles from the Florida state line. Note: you are only 60 miles from Panama City Beach. Enjoy the peace and quiet (and low taxes) of south Alabama while you build your special place. Annual property taxes are less than three dollars per acre. Schedule a showing and come take a look!