Meriwether Rd Tract

The property's location in Pike Road, AL, just a quarter mile from U.S. Hwy 231 and close to Sweet Creek Farmers Market, presents a compelling investment opportunity. Its proximity, being 2.5 miles from Taylor Rd in east Montgomery and less than 4 miles from Historic Downtown Pike Road, offers convenient accessibility. The area's positive growth is supported by a developing school system, ongoing residential development, and its proximity to major highways and interstates, making it an attractive option for potential investors.The Meriwether Road Tract offers a unique opportunity to invest in a rapidly growing area while enjoying high-quality recreational benefits. Conveniently located just minutes from multiple parts of Montgomery, the property lies adjacent to the thriving Pike Road community—known for its excellent public schools and increasing demand from both residents and businesses. Presenting extensive frontage along both Meriwether Road and Barnes Road, this tract holds strong potential for future development. While currently located in the county and not within Pike Road’s municipal boundaries, the property directly adjoins it, making annexation a viable option if desired. Beyond its investment appeal, the land provides outstanding recreational opportunities. It supports robust populations of white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and waterfowl, making it ideal for the avid outdoorsman. A well-developed internal road system grants access throughout the property, and the current owner has made significant infrastructure improvements—including new drainage ditches and enhanced roads. The northern portion of the property features a 14-acre field that has consistently yielded excellent dove, deer, and turkey hunting. For waterfowl enthusiasts, there are two established cypress/tupelo duck holes that have produced multi-species harvests year after year. The property’s diverse landscape includes hardwood bottomlands, mature upland pines, small stands of pre-merchantable pines, and recently thinned areas where mature oaks and pines were selectively retained—creating ideal wildlife habitat and future timber value. As land values continue to rise, particularly in fast-growing areas like Pike Road, this tract stands out as a compelling opportunity for both investment and enjoyment.