Ten Ring Plantation
Description: From one of the highpoints on this property one can see many miles literally into the next county! This property is comprised of 100 acres of 3-year-old healthy-looking longleaf pine and about 110 acres of 3-year-old Loblolly Pines. There are some hardwoods on this property in key areas including SMZ zones. There are many acres that are growing back naturally, and this has created a habitat ideal for wildlife to thrive in. There is an adequate road system throughout this tract leading to many large food plots. There is 400 of paved road frontage on County Road 1107 and 1,400 of road frontage on County Road 1117. From the county-maintained dirt road you can see acres upon acres of planted longleaf in their third year of growth. The higher ground is planted in three-year-old longleaf pine. Most of the remainder of the property is planted in loblolly of the same age. There w...
Description: From one of the highpoints on this property one can see many miles literally into the next county! This property is comprised of 100 acres of 3-year-old healthy-looking longleaf pine and about 110 acres of 3-year-old Loblolly Pines. There are some hardwoods on this property in key areas including SMZ zones. There are many acres that are growing back naturally, and this has created a habitat ideal for wildlife to thrive in. There is an adequate road system throughout this tract leading to many large food plots. There is 400 of paved road frontage on County Road 1107 and 1,400 of road frontage on County Road 1117. From the county-maintained dirt road you can see acres upon acres of planted longleaf in their third year of growth. The higher ground is planted in three-year-old longleaf pine. Most of the remainder of the property is planted in loblolly of the same age. There will be a tremendous amount of timber on this property in a few years. A lot of longleaf plantation owners reap the benefits of selling the straw for $50 to over $100 per acre annually. The longleaf here do appear healthy and when they are a little older a substantial lease income from the pine straw acreage can be appreciated.
The fishpond is a little over an acre and has a small cabin overlooking the pond. It is a one-bedroom one-bath with a loft for the kids. It has power ran to it. It has a well. This house has been abandoned but appears to have good bones and potential. It has a modern well and a small barn with sliding doors.
Deer and turkey hunting in this area has always been better than average due to several factors including large landowners with lots of inaccessible acreage bordering this tract.
Recreation: If you are looking for a property that provides 1,000-yard shooting capabilities, this hits the mark! Large landowners border two sides. This property has seemingly endless roads and trails to ride that access most parts of this tract. This is a hunter's paradise that is teaming with wildlife. There are many deer plots. Some of which are large. On the north end the bordering property has a vast hardwood forest.
Location: The property is 15 miles from Troy, 17 miles from Goshen, 22 miles from Luverne, and 39 miles from Montgomery.
PRICE: $649,000.00
CONTACT INFORMATION: Tom Connell 334-372-1888
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Access: From the Pizza Hut in Troy go 1 mile north on Hwy 231 north and take a left onto County Road 1101. Travel County Road 1101 for 10 miles and take a right onto County Road 1107(County Road 1132). Go up 2.7 miles and take a sharp right onto 1117. The property will be on the left in 800.
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