Select a county to view available listings, or browse statewide.
Alabama is home to a vast selection of rural properties that offer numerous benefits to those seeking to live or invest in the state. The available land for sale includes hunting land, timberland, farmland, mini-farms, cattle ranches, and more. The Yellowhammer State, named after the state bird, is known for its rural land—with stunning natural beauty, serene environments, and a slower pace of life. The state’s diverse topography ranges from rolling hills and fertile farmland to pine forests and scenic waterways.
Additionally, Alabama’s economy provides plenty of business and agricultural opportunities, and a lower cost of living makes this state an affordable option for those looking to buy rural land. Whether you are seeking a quiet place to call home, private hunting land, or a farm, there is a rural property in Alabama that will suit your needs.
If you’re searching for a rural property in Alabama, Southeastern Land Group is your trusted resource. As a land and farm brokerage company, we are dedicated to offering unparalleled services and results to our customers when it comes to rural real estate.
Our company began in 2003 as AlaLandCo, with a particular emphasis on helping clients in the market for land for sale in Alabama. Since then, we have experienced growth, primarily due to the addition of high-caliber personnel, leading to our rebranding in 2015 to Southeastern Land Group. As part of the rebranding process, our company has expanded its reach to cover the majority of the southeastern United States, including states neighboring Alabama.
Our company operates throughout Alabama, covering land for sale in proximity to all of the state’s significant cities, such as the state’s largest city, Birmingham, the state’s most populated city, Huntsville, the state capital, Montgomery, and other major cities including Mobile, Tuscaloosa, Hoover, Dothan, Decatur, and Auburn. Additionally, we maintain an extensive collection of rural land properties from north Alabama to the Gulf of Mexico, including areas in the Alabama Black Belt, the Canebrake region, the Wiregrass Region, and the Tennessee Valley.
No matter the type of rural land you seek, whether it’s hunting land, timberland, or other such properties, our comprehensive portfolio of land for sale in Alabama offers numerous options throughout the state.
At Southeastern Land Group, we offer an extensive collection of land for sale situated in or around Alabama’s vast systems of lakes and rivers. We offer numerous properties near Lake Martin, the Tennessee River, Smith Lake, the Coosa River, the Tombigbee River, the Alabama River, and Lake Logan Martin.
In addition to stunning waterways, Alabama boasts a remarkable network of national and state parks. The Bankhead National Forest, situated near Double Springs, Conecuh National Forest near Andalusia, Talladega National Forest, and Tuskegee National Forest, present many excellent options for hunting whitetail deer, timber, and water activities.
Explore our interactive map to discover additional Alabama properties located near national and state parks, as well as waterfront areas:
Southeastern Land Group is committed to providing exceptional service for buying or selling rural property in Alabama. Our team works closely with clients to find the right property or buyer that meets their land needs. Additionally, our professional land brokers and agents are licensed to assist in purchasing or selling property in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee, and South Carolina.
If you are considering buying or selling rural Alabama land, you deserve an experienced team of rural real estate experts to guide you through the transaction.
Our team will evaluate various factors that can affect land value, including acreage, timber value, wildlife population, fencing, ponds and pond sites, agricultural value, large tract subdivision potential, small tract subdivision potential, soil type, pasture value, adjacent properties, creek and river frontage, existing structures, interior road, and trail systems, school districts, county and state road frontage, subsurface value, views, and topography.
We also offer a network of other rural land resources to ensure your needs are met throughout the buying and selling process. These resources include land lenders, closing attorneys, foresters, real estate investment trusts, bankers, government agents, 1031 exchange intermediaries, surveyors, excavators, farmers, and appraisers.
