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Acreage in Walker County's Curry community on market

By submitting your information you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and User Agreement . Join the Birmingham Business Journal to unlock even more insights! The land, called King Tract, totals more than 600 acres for recreation and investment. A recreational property that is described as a "hunting honey hole" has hit the market in Walker County. Roughly 610 acres named King Tract is listed for $1.83 million in the Curry community. The acreage is near Steele Road, Bird Farm Road and Fred Farley Road and is minutes away from Smith Lake. The listing sheet calls the land a great opportunity for investors, developers and outdoorsmen. Local hunters have reported multiple mature bucks over the past 10 years quality turkey stock as well. GET TO KNOW YOUR CITY Find Local Events Near You Connect with a community of local professionals. Explore All Events Two investment opportunities are immediate for the site. A wooded 20-acre parcel adjoining the property is for sale and could be added to the deal, and the property is coal producing. "It is a proven coal reserve with on-site remediation," the listing agent reported. "Per the seller, these is an estimated 1.2 million tons of industrial black creek coal underground here that you control the surface rights to. The seller has acquired all the drilling reports to prove up the reserve. If you are interested in purchasing this for the coal, then a presentation can be arranged for additional information." Property features include paved road access with utilities, a trail system throughout, multiple homesites, less than 10 minutes from a public school and it has a five- to eight-year-old cutover with natural regeneration. Slade Johnston with Tutt Land Realty is the listing agent. Expand A recreational property that is described as a "hunting honey hole" has hit the market in Walker County. Expand to read more Slade Johnston 1 of 10 Hunting and fishing land is plentiful in both the Birmingham metro area and the state of Alabama, as are listings for the properties. Approximately 140 acres of wooded and open hunting land are currently for sale in Clopton. Triple Creek Plantation in St. Clair County was put up for sale for $17.8 million in September. The well-known property, which is mostly under a conservation easement, is currently owned by Alabama businessman and oil executive Kevin Stump. The property includes a main house totaling 3,000 square feet with custom and antique amenities and architecture. It has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a living room with fireplace, dining room, billiard room, custom kitchen, laundry room and screened-in porch. Also listed for sale in September was Alabama sporting ranch Chadwick Farm. Located in St. Clair County, the 1,828-acre quail and sporting property is for sale for $8.99 million. The property has multiple structures on site, including a main lodge, a party barn, a cabin and more.