Land with Home for Sale in Brantley, Alabama

Recreation Land & Cabin in Brantley AlabamaLiving in Crenshaw County Alabama offers a taste of rural Southern life, known for its small-town charm and close-knit communities. Located in the southeastern part of the state, it is a place where agriculture remains important, with wide stretches of farmland across the landscape.

Property highlights include 60 acres of prime recreational and hunting land in a plantation-style setting with beautiful timber. It features a two-bedroom, one-bathroom lodge, an enclosed shop for equipment and storage, covered dog kennels with a fenced play area, a fenced backyard, a gravel driveway, and maintained internal roads. This is a turnkey setup, move-in ready and perfect for hunting.Located just 20 miles from Andalusia Alabama, 25 miles from Troy Alabama, 65 miles to Montgomery Alabama, and only 90 miles to Destin Florida or 140 miles to Orange Beach Alabama, this property offers peaceful seclusion without giving up convenience.

Whether you are searching for a recreational retreat, a hunting camp, or a long-term investment, this Crenshaw County land has it all. Do not miss your chance to own a piece of the Alabama outdoors. Contact us for more information or to schedule a private showing.

Residents appreciate the slower pace of life, the friendly atmosphere, and a strong sense of community where neighbors truly know and support one another. While amenities are more limited than in larger cities, the county offers a peaceful and affordable lifestyle. It appeals to those looking to step away from the busy pace of urban life and return to simpler values.Hunting in Crenshaw County, AlabamaCrenshaw County, Alabama, is highly regarded among sportsmen for its strong population of whitetail deer and wild turkey, making it a premier destination for big game hunting in the state's south-central region. The county's landscape, characterized by rolling hills, fertile agricultural land, and managed pine and hardwood timber tracts, provides excellent habitat for these species. While there are no large, dedicated Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) wholly within the county, the focus is largely on private recreational and hunting land, with numerous properties available for sale or annual lease that are often managed under Quality Deer Management (QDM) principles, ensuring high-quality trophy opportunities. These private tracts frequently come equipped with established food plots, internal road systems, and hunting infrastructure, catering to both dedicated local hunters and those seeking an investment-grade recreational retreat.