4 Lake Bend Shores Drive This riverfront property offers a rare combination of river frontage, timbered ridges, and cleared homesites overlooking the Tennessee River. Located approximately 20 minutes from Florence, Alabama, this property provides a quiet rural setting while remaining within a short drive of local amenities and public recreation areas. Accessed by a dirt road, the property sits on a scenic ridgetop that provides expansive views of the Tennessee River and the surrounding landscape. Multiple potential homesites have been cleared, offering opportunities for building or camping. These areas are well-positioned to capture the ridge's elevation and overlook the river valley below. The property features approximately 0.36 miles of shoreline frontage along the Tennessee River, offering direct access for fishing, kayaking, and other water-based activities. A slough along the riverbank enhances the property's appeal for anglers and provides additional habitat for fish and waterfowl. Large stands of mature timber cover much of the ridgetop and side slopes. The mix of hardwoods contributes to a natural and secluded feel while also offering habitat for deer, turkey, and small game. Trails and natural openings throughout the tract make it suitable for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. Nearby recreational opportunities include public hunting at the Lauderdale County Wildlife Management Area, located only a short drive from the property. Public boat ramps along the Tennessee River provide convenient access for launching boats. The tract's layout allows for a range of land uses, including recreation, weekend camping, or the construction of a permanent residence or cabin. There is ample space for walking trails and outdoor gathering spots such as fire rings or picnic areas. The property's ridge elevation helps provide privacy and scenic views in multiple directions, particularly during sunrise and sunset. Whether used for hunting, fishing, camping, or as a long-term investment, this property offers a balance of seclusion, accessibility, and natural features uncommon in the area. Its combination of mature timber, cleared building areas, and Tennessee River frontage creates a setting suitable for various outdoor activities.