6.5-Acre Residential Land for Sale in Dadeville, AL - $49,000

Looking for room to spread out and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors? This 6.50-acre property in Tallapoosa County, Alabama, offers a wonderful opportunity to own a piece of land surrounded by the charm of the countryside. With plenty of open space and a peaceful natural setting, it’s a great place to explore your ideas, enjoy some privacy, and plan for the possibilities ahead.

Whether you’re envisioning a private recreational getaway, a place to unwind away from the busy city, or a long-term land investment, these 6.50 acres give you room to dream and explore. Enjoy the surrounding natural landscape and the freedom that comes with having your own spacious piece of Alabama.

Explore the Beauty of Lake Martin and Nearby Attractions

One of the highlights of this location is its proximity to the beautiful Lake Martin and other local destinations. Enjoy opportunities for outdoor recreation, scenic surroundings, and weekend adventures at nearby attractions such as Homie Island, Skunk Island, Keebler Park, and Horseshoe Bend National Military Park. There’s plenty to discover while still having your own private space to retreat to.

Your Own Piece of Alabama Awaits!

With 6.50 acres to call your own and several outdoor destinations within reach, this property offers an exciting opportunity to enjoy the space, privacy, and natural beauty of Tallapoosa County.

Ready to discover what this property has to offer? Contact us today for more information and take the first step toward owning your own 6.50 acres in Tallapoosa County, Alabama!

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Purchasing property from us is simple and easy. We use an independent title company to make sure our buyers are protected and ensure title is free and clear. Call us to start making your dreams of land ownership a reality!

All information presented is believed to be true, however, buyer is responsible for doing their own due diligence and for verifying all information with the county/township and/or HOA/POA to determine what can and cannot be done with the property, as well as obtain proper permits and any necessary site development plan approval. Buyer will also need to confirm the availability of any utilities needed or serviced on the property. Seller has equitable interest in the property and makes no warranties or representations about the land, its condition, or what can be built on the property.