Barbour County Homesites

Southern Barbour County sits within Alabama’s Wiregrass Region, an area known for its rolling countryside, productive farmland, and extensive timberlands. The surrounding landscape is a blend of quiet rural communities, working farms, and large private landholdings, offering a peaceful setting with connection to agriculture, forestry, and outdoor recreation. Barbour County has a long history rooted in farming and land stewardship, and that tradition continues today with a strong rural character and low population density. The property is within reasonable driving distance of Eufaula, Dothan, and Lake Eufaula, providing access to shopping, healthcare, dining, and some of the best fishing in the Southeast. Overall, the area offers a balance of privacy, natural beauty, and convenience—ideal for those seeking a quiet homesite with room to enjoy the outdoors and a true rural lifestyle.Located along Alabama State Route 131 near the Texasville community in southern Barbour County, these three 20± acre homesites offer the opportunity to own well-prepared rural acreage in the heart of the Wiregrass Region. Each tract features scenic rolling topography and was planted in longleaf pine around 2024, creating an attractive, young pine setting with long-term plans to have a house in the towering pines with great wildlife benefits. The developing longleaf stands are already establishing excellent habitat for quail, deer, and other native wildlife, making these tracts well-suited for recreational homesites or private retreats. The open structure and management potential of longleaf pine also allow for flexibility in land use—buyers could maintain the trees and wildlife habitat or selectively clear areas to support a small cattle or horse farm. Each tract has been recently surveyed and fenced, providing clearly defined boundaries and added ease for ownership and development. A power line corridor runs across the northern portion of the properties, offering a natural opening ideal for wildlife food plots or additional open grazing space if desired. Some restrictions do apply.