6.29 acres | Located in Franklin County, AL
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Description
Imagine having over 6 acres to create a place that’s truly yours! Tucked away on a quiet road between Phil Campbell and Russellville, this 6.29-acre unrestricted property offers the space and freedom to bring your plans to life.
Build your dream home, bring in a manufactured home of any size, tiny home, or barndominium. Not quite ready to build? Enjoy the property with your RV or camper in the meantime! There’s plenty of room for a garden, a few chickens, or a backyard retreat where you can relax and unwind. Power and water are available at the street, with septic needed.
Enjoy the peace of country living without giving up convenience! You’re just 5 minutes to Phil Campbell, 10 minutes to Russellville, 40 minutes to Florence, and approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes to Huntsville, AL, or Tupelo, MS.
Spend your weekends exploring Bankhead National Forest, fishing at Bear Creek Reservoir, or simply enjoying your own little piece of the countryside.
A little privacy, a lot of possibilities, and room to make it your own! Assignment of Contract.
Property Information
Parcel Size
6.29 Acres
State
Alabama
County
Franklin
Nearest Cities
Phil Campbell – 5 Mins. | Russellville – 10 Mins. | Florence – 40 Mins. | Huntsville – 1 Hr. 15 Mins.
Parcel #
14 03 06 0 000 088.0010
Address
Strickland Ln., Spruce Pine, AL 35585
Legal Description
NE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF SEC. 6 T8S R11W
Property Taxes
$97.71
Features
Acres
6.29
Access
Paved
Power
Power at Street
Water
Public Water Available for Hookup | Septic Needs Installed
Coordinates
34.393737, -87.741785
Zoning
Unrestricted | No County Zoning
Elevation
1030 FT.
Topography
Level Areas | Wooded
Nearby Cities / Attractions
Montgomery AL

Montgomery, Alabama blends southern charm with big-city conveniences. As the state capital, Montgomery has a vibrant community filled with culture, history, and friendly neighborhoods. You’ll find a mix of historic districts, modern developments, and plenty of green space to explore. The city’s cost of living remains reasonable, and there’s a healthy job market across government, healthcare, education, and industry. Whether you’re settling down, starting a family, or enjoying your next chapter, Montgomery gives you that perfect balance of comfort and opportunity.
There’s never a shortage of things to do, whether you’re into history, the arts, or outdoor adventure. History buffs will love the civil rights landmarks like the Rosa Parks Museum and the Civil Rights Memorial, while art lovers can explore the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts and local galleries. Catch a Riverfront Festival or concert along the scenic Alabama River, stroll through Old Alabama Town, or enjoy family days at the Montgomery Zoo. Outdoor enthusiasts can kayak, hike, or picnic at nearby parks like Blount Cultural Park and Lagoon Park. With tasty local Southern eats on almost every corner, lively community events year-round, and easy access to shopping and services, Montgomery makes everyday life feel fulfilling and fun.
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