Discover approximately 370 acres near Sprott, offering mature mixed hardwoods, year-round water, established wildlife improvements, and approximately three-quarters of a mile of road frontage. Located south of Highway 183, this tract combines convenient access with the privacy and scale sought by hunters, land investors and families looking to establish a lasting recreational legacy. Existing food plots and shooting houses provide an immediate foundation for hunting and wildlife management, while the mature hardwood timber creates natural beauty and valuable habitat. Mapped soil classifications include Mantachie, Kinston and Iuka soils with 0 to 1 percent slopes, along with the Luverne-Smithdale complex with 15 to 35 percent slopes, reflecting a varied landscape that includes nearly level ground and steeper terrain. This is classic South Alabama land at scale. Whether envisioned as a private retreat, managed hunting property, long-term landholding, or family legacy tract, this acreage offers exceptional room to shape that vision. The combination of size, hardwoods, dependable water, frontage, wildlife features and diverse terrain is increasingly difficult to find in one offering. Approximately 370 acres. Buyer should independently verify acreage, boundaries, access, soil data, timber information, water features, and all other matters important to the buyer. Information is believed reliable but is not guaranteed. Contact Big Horn Land & Estates for details or a private showing.
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