Our rural communities with land for sale in Coffee County, Alabama

Absolutely! Like golf? You’ll find four nearby courses. Kids into sports? City parks and multiple recreational complexes have you covered. And if water sports are what get you going, the 150-mile-long Pea River is considered to have some of the best canoeing in south Alabama. (And if you go, don’t forget your rod and reel; you can throw a line out for bass, sunfish or mullet along the way). There are dedicated spots for archery, ATVing, disc golf, skateboarding and even pickleball. Plus, Alabama’s hunting seasons typically run throughout the fall and winter, and at least one species can be hunted every month of the year.

It provides what people look most for in rural living: A relaxed pace, convenient access to everyday amenities, and an overall quality of life – gauged by employment opportunities, cost of living and other key metrics – that make it more than measure up to anywhere in the country. You’ll like the natural beauty of your own backyard, but if you’re looking for some warm water between your toes, the Gulf Shores are just a short drive away.

Your attorney, CPA and/or land broker can provide specifics on how you can leverage tax regulations in your favor. In Alabama, property owners over the age of 65 are exempt from the state portion of property tax (though county taxes may still be applicable). If you use your new rural property to grow crops or raise livestock, you may also be eligible for farm tax credits by local or state taxing authorities.