03 County Road 5 Step into 'Tract 3' of the 11.73 Surveyed Acres of the 'Phelps Branch Bottom Tract'. It is located just 4.25 miles south of the charming downtown of 'Cuba' Alabama; boasting 400' of excellent paved access on County Road 5. The topography is level with the paved road and as one travels east through the property it gently rolls a total of 30' change in elevation over 1/4 mile until it reaches its lowest point of the spring-fed tributary of 'Phelps Branch Bottom.' For most of the 20th century, this property was in cultivation and some livestock production; showcasing fertile soils for a high rating site-index for the planted Loblolly Pines. Obviously, with that said, there is option to convert the tract back into pasture, if desired, or simply further continue the develop and expand on the vast hunting potential and notable wildlife that call haven to the tract now: Bob-White Quail, Whitetail Deer & Turkey. The Loblolly Pines were planted in 2014 and are quickly entering the range of minimum mill specs for return on investment. There are interspersed trails throughout from previously established logging roads. Bushels of wild muscadines and American Beautyberries are scattered throughout along with other wildlife desired flora and of course a constantly flowing and crystal clean water-source that create a staple for the ecosystem within. The property sets in a pocket of timber-focused tracts via large landowners with limited hunting pressure. Power & County Water are available on County Road 5; therefore, the opportunity to build is inevitable... grow roots here on the Phelps Branch Bottom Tract! [Tract #3] - Access: County Road 5 (400' - paved) - 12-Year Old Planted Loblolly Pines: 9.08 Acres - Hardwood SMZ: 2.65 Acres