Land for Sale in Gilbertown, Alabama

Own 6.70 Acres of Wooded Land in Choctaw County, Alabama

Set in the quiet countryside of Gilbertown, Alabama, this 6.70-acre wooded tract gives land buyers a rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of rural Alabama at an accessible price. The land sits along a dirt road in Choctaw County, offering approximately 104 feet of road frontage and surrounded by mature pine trees and wide-open sky. Whether you are looking for a building site, a recreational retreat, or a long-term land investment, this parcel delivers serious flexibility.

Lot Dimension: 440 ft x 660 ft = 304,920 sqft,

Key Features

• 70 acres of wooded land in Choctaw County, Alabama
• Mature 20-plus-year-old pine trees covering the full parcel
• Flat to gently rolling terrain
• Dirt road access with approximately 10 to 15 minutes to U.S. Highway 17
• Electricity running nearby (buyer to verify connection and costs)
• Water well and septic system required -- no existing improvements on site
• Suitable for a custom home, cabin, manufactured home, or recreational use (buyer to verify local requirements)
• Hunting, homesteading, and agricultural use potential

Why This Land Stands Out

This parcel spent decades as productive farm ground before pine trees were planted and allowed to grow naturally. Those trees are now 20-plus years old and create a thick, shaded canopy across the full 6.70 acres. The land sits along a quiet dirt road in a low-density rural area, offering a level of seclusion that is hard to find at this price point in Alabama. At the same time, U.S. Highway 17 is only 10 to 15 minutes away, keeping the essentials within reach. The parcel carries no existing improvements, which means land buyers start with a clean slate. Clear it, build on it, hunt it, or hold it. The choice is yours.

Recreation and Outdoor Lifestyle

Choctaw County is known for outdoor living. The Tombigbee River runs through the region and draws fishing and boating enthusiasts year-round. Bladon Springs State Park offers a peaceful natural setting for day trips, hiking, and wildlife observation.

The broader area is popular with hunters, ATV riders, and anyone who values open land and quiet surroundings. Deer, turkey, and other wildlife are common throughout the timberland corridors of Choctaw County.