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Coffee Springs Farm

Coffee Springs, Geneva County, Alabama59± acres

Asking price

$289,000

For sale · $4,898 / acre

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The property

59± acres of hay and row-crop ground, mixed timber and an existing rental, near Coffee Springs in Geneva County.

Located near Coffee Springs in Geneva County, Alabama, this 59± acre farm offers an attractive combination of productive farmland, existing rental income, and recreational opportunities. The property features approximately 1,700 feet of frontage along B. Brooks Road, with gently sloping terrain and convenient access throughout the open acreage.

Approximately 27 acres are currently used for hay and row crop production, with an additional wooded portion of mixed hardwoods and pine timber. The combination of open fields and wooded drainage areas provides excellent potential for farming, hunting, and wildlife management.

An older tenant-occupied residence currently generates reported rental income of $500 per month, while the farmland produces a reported $1,350 annually through an agricultural lease. Additional improvements include an older shop with a concrete floor, two private wells, county water service, existing power and septic, and three former poultry houses in need of removal.

With established utilities, agricultural income potential, and a diverse mix of open and wooded land, this property offers a versatile opportunity for a working farm, rural homestead, or recreational investment.

  • About $7,350 a year in reported rental income
  • 27± acres in hay and row crop production
  • 22± acres of mixed hardwoods and pine timber
  • Two private wells, county water, power and septic in place
  • 1,700± feet of frontage on a county-maintained dirt road
  • Deer, turkey, dove and wild hogs reported

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A closer look at the land.

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  • Aerial map of the 59± acre Coffee Springs Farm with the property boundary outlined along B. Brooks Road

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  • Topographic map of Coffee Springs Farm showing elevation contours from 216 to 248 feet

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Beyond the first look

Property details.

Acreage
59± acres
Asking price
$289,000 (~$4,898 / acre)
Location
Coffee Springs, Geneva County, AL
Road frontage
Approximately 1,700 feet along B. Brooks Road
Open land
27± acres in hay and row crop
Timber
22± acres of mixed hardwoods and pine
Utilities
Two private wells, county water, power, septic
Reported income
$7,350 annually (residential and farm leases)
Zoning
Agricultural reported; verify with the county

Full property package

Land, utilities, access, zoning, and due diligence, all in one place: Property overview · Location & directions · Terrain, timber & wildlife · Improvements & outbuildings · Utilities & local providers · Income & leases · Zoning & land use · Due diligence package · Pricing & closing costs · Financing options · Viewing & next steps.

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Straight answers

Common questions.

How much is Coffee Springs Farm?

$289,000 for 59± acres, about $4,898 per acre.

Where is Coffee Springs Farm?

Off B. Brooks Road near Coffee Springs in Geneva County, Alabama, with approximately 1,700 feet of road frontage.

What income does the property produce?

Reported $500 per month from the residential lease and about $1,350 a year from a farm lease on roughly 27 acres — about $7,350 combined. Income is based on previously reported arrangements and is not guaranteed.

What is the land like?

About 27 acres open to hay and row crop, roughly 22 acres of mixed hardwoods and pine timber, and approximately 4.5 acres of mapped wetlands along the western side.

What utilities are on site?

Power through Wiregrass Electric Cooperative, two private wells plus county water, and an existing septic system. Starlink is reported as an internet option.

What buildings are on the property?

An older tenant-occupied residence needing repairs, an older shop with a concrete floor, and three former poultry houses that are no longer usable.

How do I see the property?

By appointment only. Advance notice is required because the residence is tenant-occupied — contact listing agent Robbie Smith to arrange a private showing.

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$289,000

59± acres