Buddy Murphree Road A well-balanced 47-acre tract in the heart of Blountsville offering the combination most buyers look for and rarely find in one place: open, workable pasture, mature hardwood timber, and established water. The land. The northern third of the property opens into clean, gently rolling pasture - ready to graze, cut for hay, or cross-fence into paddocks. The ground transitions into mature hardwood timber across the southern two-thirds, with a heavy, closed canopy that provides shade, shelter, and standing timber value. The pasture-to-timber edge runs the width of the property, which is exactly the kind of transition that holds wildlife and gives livestock natural protection from weather. The tract carries a clean, squared-off shape, making it straightforward to fence, simple to manage, and easy to divide if a buyer wants to separate the open ground from the timber. Water. A 1.5 +/- acre pond sits on the eastern side of the property with a defined dam and open approach, offering a reliable water source for livestock and a year-round draw for deer, turkey, and waterfowl. The surrounding clearing gives you room to work cattle near water or simply enjoy the setting. Access. Road frontage along the northern boundary provides direct access, and an established interior road runs from the open pasture south through the timber and over to the pond, meaning you can reach the back of the property and the water without cutting a new trail. That kind of existing internal access saves a new owner real money and time. Livestock and agriculture. The open acreage is well suited for cattle, goats, hogs, or poultry, with the timbered acreage available for silvopasture, hog lots, or simply left as it is. Whether you're running a cow-calf operation, raising pastured poultry, or building a small diversified farm, the infrastructure of the land is already working in your favor. Recreation. Blount County holds a strong whitetail and turkey population, and this tract has every component a hunter wants: mature hardwoods for mast production and bedding, open feeding ground, water, and defined travel corridors between the two. Hunt it hard in the fall, graze it the rest of the year. Location. Blountsville sits in the heart of North Alabama along US-231, placing this property within an easy drive of Oneonta, Cullman, and the Birmingham metro - close enough for a weekend place or a reasonable daily commute.