Land for Sale
Fort’s Lake Road, Near Dees Corner, Mobile, AL
Acreage: 12.3 Acres Location: Near Dees Corner, Mobile County, Mobile Alabama
Price: $390,000
Mobile County, Alabama
Fort’s Lake Road
Near Dees Corner – 12.3 +- Acres
Price: $390,000
Property Overview:
- Great for Rural Residential or Mini farm
- Excellent paved road frontage on Fort’s Lake Road
- Close to major county road intersection OF Dawes Road and Grand Bay- Wilmer Road at Dees Corner
- Pecan Orchard with boundary fencing
- See sign and brochure box on property
Wilmer, Mobile, AL
Acreage: 72 Acres Location: Near Wilmer, Mobile County, Mobile Alabama Price: $468,000
Property Overview:
- Great location in northwest Mobile County near Wilmer, north of Tanner- Williams
- 1,350 +- feet of road frontage on Wilmer-Grand Bay Road
- Tract is well suited for an executive retreat, equestrian center or county residential development.
- Great tract for small game, deer and dove fields.
- See Special Considerations…
Dees Corner Mobile, AL
Acreage: 8.43 Acres Location: Valuable Commercial Land at Historic Dees Corner Union Church Southwest Mobile County, Alabama Price: $1,195,000
Property Overview:
This property has 868.40 feet of frontage on Dawes Road including the curve, and 504.19 feet of frontage on the east side of Grand Bay Wilmer Road. County water, power, and telephone service are available. Sewer service is by septic tank. This is an excellent property, located in the growing Southwest Mobile County community area. NO minerals will be conveyed in the sale.
Washington County, AL
Acreage: 54 +- Acres> Location: Hwy 45 Price: $185,000
Property Overview:
The tract has merchantable timber. Timber volumes are available. The general property dimensions are 4,200 +- feet of highway frontage on U.S. Highway 45, and 3,200 +- feet of frontage along an abandoned rail road right of way on west side of property. this is a great tract for county residential, or a mini farm. Lakeside sites may be possible.
Baldwin County, AL
Acreage: 42.5 +- Acres / Surveyed Location: Hurricane Crossroads Price: $190,900
Property Overview:
- 42.5 +-surveyed acres, located on Dixon Road South lying west of Alabama highway 225 in fast growing Baldwin County, Alabama. This Tract is a perfect for a private home site and possible division. Paved road access, located North of Spanish Fort and I-10, and close to Mobile-Tensaw Delta boat launches. West of Bay Minette, south of Stockton and I-65
Grand Bay Mobile, AL
Acreage: 20 Acres +/- Location: Near Grand Bay, Alabama Price: $100,000
Property Overview:
20.00 +- acres slightly west of Grand Bay south of U.S. Highway 90 and Saeger Road, south of Oak Street on Woodlands Street in fast growing southwest Mobile County, Alabama This Tract is a perfect for a private home site and possible division. There is paved road access. 660’ X 1,320’, located close to I-10 and the Mississippi Coast Casinos
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Sun August 9th
Just a reminder for hunting season. Kids, ladies and anyone who wants to learn to shoot. Teach em right! Handguns to Barrett 50’s....same principles apply!
Fri August 7th
Heading out today to check out a large tract timber cruise and appraisal project in Washington County, Alabama.
It will be hot for sure and I don’t think the dogs in this picture would want to get off the porch. These dogs probably stay inside with the AC anyway! Smart dogs!
Fri July 31st
This is a followup up to the previous post on land divisions and undivided interest issues we often encounter!
Fri July 31st
Thought the following two posts might be interesting and informative!
Thu July 16th
Need your input and help.
Most know that in appraisal projects and analysis ( yes, I didn’t retire) that paired sales analysis is a method to isolate the impact of a value component.
Many know as well that we often value and sell tracts that have no legal access.
We are doing a study on riverfront recreational tracts to estimate the discount for having no legal ingress and egress.
We know from experience that in most situations an adjoining owner is in the first tier of potential buyers.
We need actual transaction data. Your input will be held in confidence as a summary will be all we will be putting in our report.
Hope to hear from you!
Thu July 2nd
It seems that if there is a way for something to get screwed up it will! Any comments or feedback appreciated.
Wed July 1st
In search of Big Foot near Isney, Alabama! Please excuse the video quality. It’s the message that counts!
Catchem both! They eaten the deer! Cute!
Gotta Love that Rhett!
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Tue June 30th
Six miles from nowhere in Choctaw County, Alabama. Grandson Rhett just got adopted AGAIN by Smith Brothers Timber Company. Great folks to do business with and great friends too!
#travisforestry #logging #timbersale #NoProtestersHere #travistimberlands #takeakidtothewoods
Meh. They are ok I guess.
Sun May 17th
Thanks to all of you for supporting our page. We hope that we have informed and entertained you as well as giving uplifting messages to encourage all of us to reload and redirect in attack mode.
We all hear the wolf growling outside the door but he has visited most of us many times before.
Good time to reconnect with old friends and clients too!
Thanks Again!
Wed May 13th
Understanding the burn blocks fire ecology, fuels and climatological factors is a must for those who employ prescribed fire. The burn manager is the total boss in deciding if the burn is a GO or NO GO. A permit being granted just allows one to burn but with the understanding that burns vary in complexity and it is totally the responsibility of the CBM.
Never allow a client’s biological objectives, program funding or desires to drive you to try a high risk burn.
Too many burn practitioners don’t do what Clint Eastwood said in a famous Dirty Harry series movie which is “Know your limitations”.
Wed May 13th
With all of the wildfires occurring along the Gulf Coast it is important for those in the wildland/urban interface to be fire wise when it comes to protecting homes and property. Based on the natural ecology of these lands, it is not a matter of if but when these places will burn.
Mon May 11th
The NEWS post on www.edwardftravis.com is up. It offers no solution but may provide some ideas that will help us as we go into the “New Real”. You can search in the NEWS tab under, New Real, Dismal Science to find the post. Hope you enjoy and maybe comment or share to others.
Thanks for tagging along with us as we venture into the “New Real”
Sat May 9th
Just to let everybody know that a blog post is soon coming to www.edwardftravis.com
An article written about how the Dismal Science of Economics might guide us into the Covid 19 era called the “New Real”
Be on the lookout for it soon in the NEWS tab of the website.
Hope you will read, share and comment on it!
Thanks
Tue April 21st
As if we didn’t have enough to worry about with Covid 19 we must not forget the issues to our health posed by feral hogs. Its rare to find any place in southwest Alabama that doesn’t have hog issues. Don’t discard your rubber gloves when this virus stuff passes. I personally wear them when handling deer and especially hogs.
Tue April 21st
Many are feeling the stress of uncertainty in everything we do in our personal lives and businesses. We must learn to adapt, improvise and overcome. Fortunately these trees don’t read the Wall Street Journal nor do they get spooked by media reports that in many cases are slanted to fit an agenda.
Animals and biological systems are the ultimate optimists as they keep on growing and trying to survive and sustain in their ever changing environment.
We too are survivors in many ways. We reach many junctions in our lives and businesses where the right course is uncertain. We must analyze and make a decision and go with determination to see it through, at the risk of failure. Failure only shows up when we do not attack and do our best to succeed on the route that we select.
We should all be familiar with getting knocked down and standing back up from the dust as that is commonplace in everything in life. Remember that we only need to get to one true and perfect place and we are guaranteed to get there if we trust and keep trying we know we will get there.
While it is not easy we need to dust off, stand tall and say “WHAT’S NEXT COME ON WITH IT”.
Hope this message brings some light into our clouded world.
Mon April 20th
Knowing your role is important but making sure the public knows it is more important. Please read.
Mon April 13th
Prayers for those who were hurt by the bad storms last night. Remember that storm damaged timber and debris removal is very dangerous. Be careful when working on adrenaline and leave the big stuff for the experts with the right salvage capability.
In many cases more get hurt after than during a catastrophic storm event.
Be careful and God Bless!
Sat March 28th
They say everyday brings new challenges in the land and timber business. Today they were Right!
Might as well laugh but staying 600 feet from any person didn’t allow anyone to hear my laughing and other comments. Probably a good thing!
Sun March 22nd
Social distancing is not a problem for foresters! All you see is the trees in front of you and the only noise you hear is the breeze gently blowing through Longleaf pine needles. Well, at least until the phone rings and something is torn up or a client is mad because it is too wet or the fire weather is not conducive to a safe burn! Guess we need more social distancing?
Even a bad day in the woods is better than a good in the office!
Gnats were brutal in Franklin
Thu March 19th
Some views from a spring day in Clarke County. A beautiful tract with lots of diversity was just what the doctor ordered !
Thu March 19th
For our friends and clients who may need some protective gear for Covid 19. At my age and condition this is a smart move.
Stay safe and pray that our medical folks find a way!
Tue March 17th
Nothing like the snap,crackle and pop of a head fire meeting a backing fire in late evening. Using fire to suppress fire by having the flaming fronts consume the fuels and then its over!
Tue March 17th
Prescribed burn on a warm cloudy day in a Longleaf Pine stand in southwest Alabama. It went great today!
