0 Co Rd 264, Clanton, AL 35046

The Lake Mitchell Farm offers one of the finest and most diverse packages to be found in Alabama: lake and river access, outstanding deer and turkey hunting, a cabin with breathtaking views, and a mere 60-minute commute to and from Birmingham! One of many special attributes is its boat dock and waterfrontage along Lake Mitchell on the Coosa River. The ability to fish, ski, boat, and tube directly from the property provides year-round enjoyment opportunities for families wanting to involve their kids in their outdoor endeavors. Additionally, there are five islands, including Big Rock Island and Little Rock Island, only a short boat trip away! The deer and turkey hunting is fantastic. As evidenced by the trail camera photos, there are high-quality deer located on the property, and it boasts one of the highest populations of turkeys that I’ve personally witnessed. There are seventeen food plots, most of which are outfitted with shooting houses.  The picturesque 2B/1BR furnished cabin includes a large living room, fully equipped kitchen, two bedrooms including one with bunk beds, full-length porch and deck, and stunning views of the surrounding area that are comparable to those found in Tennessee or North Carolina. Powered entirely off-grid by a generator and connected to city water, the cabin offers a peaceful, self-sustaining getaway. However, there is power available at the road, which could be run to this cabin or to another build site if desired. Other features over 15 miles of internal roads that are highly improved, providing easy access throughout, and 2+/- miles of creeks. The timber is incredibly diverse, which is advantageous both from a timber management and a wildlife perspective, and ranges from natural pine to large, mature hardwood.  Lake Mitchell Farm is extremely convenient as well, situated only 7+- miles from I-65, 60+- minutes from Birmingham, and 45+- minutes from Montgomery.  The property is protected by a conservation easement, ensuring its preservation for future generations while still allowing for continued use in hunting, recreation, and timber management.