Description

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.rnrnThis 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.rnrnWith 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.

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Directions

From Heflin, AL take Hwy 78 east- go 6 miles, just out of the Edwardsville town limits make a left on to Co. Rd. 61- after about 150 feet turn left on to Old Ga. Rd. (gravel) Hardwood Mountain Preserve entrance is u00bc mile on the right.

Courtesy of: Mossy Oak Prop Al Land Crafter