4500 Laurel Creek Road, Wetumpka, AL 36092 - Elmore County

PRIVATE and SCENIC land with big timber and room to hunt, hike, or just enjoy, all within 15 minutes of Wetumpka and less than 4 miles from US 231.

From Laurel Creek Road, a short driveway leads back to 42 acres of rolling hills and huge trees with a blue line creek running through the middle.

The driveway is a deeded easement 20 wide and about 660 long.

The forest is one of the nicest Ive seen: towering pines and a variety of hardwoods.

Lipschogee Creek and several streams run into and through the central, wide, flat forest of hardwoods.

The rolling hills on either side of the creek were planted in loblolly pine more than 50 years ago. These trees are giants now. The pines were thinned about 10 years ago.

There is nice habitat for White Tail Deer and Turkey and many places to set up a blind or stand. Land has been leased for HUNTING for 10+ years. Keep this annual income or the lease can be easily cancelled.

Boundary lines are painted Orange.

For fishing and boating, you are located about 15 miles to Jordan Lake Reservoir and 20+ miles to Lake Martin.

In a rural area near the community of Weoka, you are 24 miles to Alex City, 29 miles to Montgomery, 31 miles to the South Clanton Exit 205 on I-65, and 78 miles to Bham.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Investment in rural land carries risk and this offering is made with conditions.

This property is subject to prior sale, price change and withdrawal from the market without notice. Prospective buyers should understand and independently verify risk factors before making a purchase decision. Neither Cyprus Partners and our agents nor the property owner make any representation or warranty as to completeness or accuracy of maps and other information provided here. No representation or warranty is made about this property, expressed or implied, as to any above-ground or below-ground condition, boundary location, fitness for any particular use, fair market value, access, acres, zoning, mineral ownership, condition of title, or the effects on property use from the actions of any government agency.