This 22-acre property, though sizable with 2000 feet bordering Smith Lake and 1351 feet along Shady Lane, presents significant limitations and drawbacks. Foremost, it is encumbered by a conservation easement that imposes strict covenants in perpetuity. Under this easement, no development or construction of any kind is permitted, and the land cannot be disturbed. This severely restricts any potential for future improvement or utilization beyond its current state. The land features seasonal water in a slough, which may limit its usability and accessibility during certain times of the year. Additionally, access to the property is only available via an unpaved road, which can present challenges, especially during inclement weather or for those seeking regular, convenient access. In summary, while the property offers a significant amount of land, the stringent conservation easement and access issues make it a challenging investment with limited potential for development or improvement. Beau Bevis ARC Realty

This 65-acre property, featuring approximately 1,400 feet of water frontage on the Coosa River / Lake Logan Martin, is subject to a conservation easement deed restriction that severely limits its use. Under this restriction, no building, development, or any form of land disturbance is permitted, making the land unsuitable for residential, commercial, or recreational development. Although conveniently located off Interstate 20 and within a short distance from the Honda Plant (less than 3 miles), Pell City (less than 10 miles), and Birmingham (approximately 35 miles), the property cannot be utilized for any construction or developmental projects. This perpetuity restriction ensures the land remains untouched and undeveloped, preserving its natural state indefinitely. Potential buyers should be fully aware of these stringent limitations before considering this property, as it cannot be altered or used for any building purposes. Beau Bevis ARC Realty