Cedar Creek Farm- 79 +/- Ac in Randolph County

79± Acres | Timber, Recreation & Homesites | Randolph County, AL

Big Springs Community | Randolph County, Alabama

Located in the Big Springs community of Randolph County, this 79± acre tract offers a strong combination of timber value, creek frontage, and recreational appeal. The property lies along the Alabama–Georgia state line and provides a quiet rural setting with convenient access to nearby towns.

Approximately 40± acres consist of mature planted pine timber that could be thinned for immediate timber returns while maintaining long-term value. The remainder of the property is made up of a diverse mix of merchantable hardwoods and SMZs that enhance wildlife habitat and overall land diversity.

Cedar Creek flows along the northern boundary of the tract and serves as a natural feature that supports wildlife movement and hunting opportunities. The property holds good populations of deer, turkey, and other game, making it well suited for recreational use.

The tract features gentle topography throughout and has a good internal road system that allows access across the property for management and recreation. There is a large open clearing suitable for a homesite or a large food plot, along with multiple homesite locations throughout the tract.

With over 2,000 feet of road frontage, the property is easy to access while still offering privacy. The combination of timber, creek frontage, and usable terrain makes this a versatile tract for hunting, rural living, and long-term enjoyment.

The property is located approximately 15 minutes from Roanoke, about 40 minutes from Carrollton, Newnan, and LaGrange, roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes from Atlanta and Auburn, and approximately 1.5 hours from Birmingham and Montgomery.

This Randolph County property combines immediate timber upside with multiple homesites and excellent recreational potential, making it well suited for long-term ownership, hunting, and rural living.

This tract is shown by appointment only. Please reach out to Luke Rice or Spencer Loveless to see this beautiful tract today!