1094 County Road 75, Chancellor, Alabama 36316, HOA KỲ

Beaverdam Farm is a 95 acre, income producing farm that features a home, two barns, a productive hay field, woods, water, & a cell tower lease. A 1,432 sf home, built in 1955, is still very functional & features 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a bonus room. This could serve as a primary residence, weekend getaway, hunting camp, or a rental home for add'l income. The interior walls, & the main flooring, currently covered w/carpet, is heart pine. Outside, the home features a large covered carport w/2 bays & a large screened in front porch. The newer of the 2 barns is an enclosed 28’x36’ shop w/a 24’x20’ lean to that has a concrete pad & 2 roll up doors and a 14’x36’ lean to across the back for extra storage. The older pole barn is still very functional for storage; it is 24’x50’ (approx) & has an enclosed storage room in the back that is approx 10'x50'. Also included are a 40 hp 2010 New Holland 4WD tractor with a loader, rhino bush hog, small disc harrow, and a PTO driven, 3-pt hitch spreader! The tract of land itself has a diverse range of uses and characteristics. A 14 acre field on the north side is in hay production & has a perfect knoll for a new homesite. The second 12 acre field is also in grass & is used to provide refuge for the coveys of quail that frequent/live on the tract. The second field, per the owner, has been and can be used as a landing strip for small prop-planes. Either of the 2 fields could easily be converted to pastures or cropland. Little Beaverdam Creek is a year round water source that runs across the east side of this property. The wooded portion of the property (69 acres +/-) is a mix of upland hardwood & pine, natural regen, & bottomland hardwoods. There are many different age classes of timber throughout, some that are naturally regenerating from a timber harvest around 2010, along w/old oaks & pines that have been here for some time. These woods offer great recreational opportunities for deer, wild turkey, hogs, dove, quail & wood ducks.