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Land for Sale including Undeveloped Land in Clarke County, Alabama

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$38,75013 acres

Thomasville, AL, 36784, Clarke County

Dont let the size of this property fool you, it has a lot of potential. This 13 acre tract lies inside the Thomasville, AL city limits, just off Bashi Road. It is covered in timber, primarily pine but also mixed with a generous amount of hardwood. As
$80,00031.5 acres

Coffeeville, AL, 36524, Clarke County

State: Alabama. County: Clarke. Area: North of Coffeeville the Cunningham area. Size: 31.5 (Recent Survey) Price: $91,350. Utilities: None Access: Not Deeded. (No current issues & prescriptive from years of use). Timber: Three-year-old established lo
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Undeveloped Land in Clarke County, Alabama

Located in Gulf Coast Alabama, 1,252-square-mile Clarke County is one of the ten biggest counties in the Cotton State. Recent listings of undeveloped land for sale in Alabama's Clarke County totals approximately 2,000 acres and a combined market value of around $7 million. The most common type of land for sale by combined acreage in Clarke County is house. The average price of undeveloped acreage for sale in Clarke County was $189,672. Some suggested uses for undeveloped land currently for sale in Clarke County include for hunting/fishing, residential single, commercial, equine, industrial, and agriculture use. Some common wildlife species to be found on undeveloped land for sale in Clarke County include whitetail deer, turkey, dove, quail and ducks. Current commercial applications for commercial property for sale in Clarke County include for hunting/fishing, residential single, commercial, equine, industrial and agriculture use. Browse all Alabama undeveloped land for sale on the Land Network to find your next commercial property or land investment.

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