David Harrell has been selling land in Alabama and Georgia for over 20 years and he understands the complex rural land market. He specializes in the sale and purchase of timberland, farms, and hunting properties. David takes great pride in working with his clients and strives to maintaining a long lasting relationship after the sale.
361 Acres +/- of Prime Recreational, Hunting, and Timber land near Ramer, Alabama Welcome to an exceptional opportunity in south Montgomery County near the community of Ramer- The Ramer Creek Tract is approximately 361 acres +/- of versatile land offering income producing timber, top notch hunting...
361 Acres : $1,640,000
The Hunter Loop Tract is approxiamtely 407 acres +/- located along Hunter Loop Road and US Hwy. 31 in the Western portion of Montgomery. This tract of land offers great deer,turkey, and duck hunting opportunities in central Alabama. The majority of the timber on this property contains mature...
407 Acres : $1,300,000
The Meriwether Road Tract offers a unique opportunity to invest in a rapidly growing area while enjoying high-quality recreational benefits. Conveniently located just minutes from multiple parts of Montgomery, the property lies adjacent to the thriving Pike Road community-known for its excellent...
387 Acres : $2,000,000
Turnkey farm and timber property with cozy ranch style home, 8 acre stocked lake and recently updated 5 stall horse barn in Hope Hull, AL. This 170-Acre farm offers so much opportunity for all outdoor enthusiasts. The property lies at the dead end of the peaceful Henderson Road, four miles from the...
170 Acres : $995,000Hope Hull : Montgomery Co : AL
211 acres +/- of hunting and timberland for sale near Pine Level in south Montgomery County, Alabama. This property has potential to be a good recreational tract close to Montgomery. The land has been managed for timber production, and 54 acres of pines were recently harvested, and have not been...
Under Contract211 Acres : $719,000
ProJonathan Goode
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