Located in Randolph County near Roanoke, Alabama, this 72.8± acre tract offers a combination of recreational opportunities, timber management potential, wildlife habitat, and future homesite possibilities. With frontage along County Road 26, power and water available, and an established internal trail system, the property provides convenient access while maintaining the rural character that many land buyers seek. The gently rolling terrain creates a landscape that is both functional and attractive for a variety of uses. An established internal trail system provides convenient access throughout the property for hunting, trail riding, property maintenance, and enjoying the outdoors. The topography also offers several locations that may be suitable for a future residence or cabin, subject to buyer verification, site suitability, and applicable permitting requirements. The property features a planted stand of loblolly pine established in 2014. The timber is approaching a stage where thinning may be considered as part of a future forest management plan. Properly managed thinning can improve forest health, increase sunlight to the forest floor, and encourage the growth of native vegetation that provides browse and cover for wildlife. Buyers interested in timber management will appreciate the opportunity to continue stewardship of the existing pine plantation while maintaining the property's recreational value. Adding diversity to the landscape are streamside management zones containing mature hardwood timber. These hardwood corridors provide seasonal mast production and valuable habitat for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. The combination of planted pine, mature hardwoods, and multiple water sources creates a balanced habitat that supports a variety of wildlife species throughout the year. Water is a defining feature of this property. Beaverdam Creek flows through the tract and is complemented by several additional small streams. These natural water features enhance wildlife habitat, contribute to the property's scenic character, and provide valuable natural resources for land management. In addition, the property's topography may offer opportunities for a future pond. For hunting enthusiasts, the property includes one established food plot that provides an existing location for wildlife attraction and hunting opportunities. The layout of the property also presents areas where additional food plots may be considered as part of a wildlife management plan, depending on the buyer's objectives and land management practices. The property supports populations of both deer and turkey, making it well-suited for hunting, wildlife observation, and other outdoor recreational activities. The combination of pine and hardwood timber, food sources, water, and internal access creates a property that can be enjoyed throughout the seasons. Lake Wedowee is located nearby and provides more than 10,000 acres of water for boating, fishing, kayaking, water sports, and other recreational activities. The property's proximity to the lake expands the recreational opportunities available to future owners. Properties offering county road frontage, available utilities, established internal access, managed pine timber, hardwood stream corridors, multiple water features, and wildlife habitat are often sought by buyers looking for recreational property, hunting land, timber investment opportunities, or future homesite locations. This 72.8± acre tract presents a versatile ownership opportunity in Randolph County with a combination of natural resources, accessibility, and recreational appeal. All subsurface mineral rights owned by the seller will be conveyed to the new owner, some subsurface mineral rights may not be owned by the Seller. For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact Land Specialist Jeremy Morris.