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Madison County · ALAvailable
0.89 Acres in Harvest
$134,900
0.89 acres$151,573/ac
- Road frontage
- No mapped flood zone
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Land for sale in Alabama
Every Alabama property, researched before it’s listed. Filter by size and budget, or switch to the map.
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Elmore County · ALAvailable
2.89 Acres in Titus
$59,990
2.89 acres$20,758/ac
- Road frontage
- No mapped flood zone
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Baldwin County · ALAvailable
4 Acres in Bay Minette
$189,900
4 acres$47,475/ac
- Road frontage
- No mapped flood zone
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Lee County · ALAvailable
3.71 Acres in Notasulga
$109,990
3.71 acres$29,647/ac
- Road frontage
- No mapped flood zone
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Baldwin County · ALAvailable
9.6 Acres in Bay Minette
$149,900
9.6 acres$15,615/ac
- Road frontage
- Power at the road
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By county
Land for sale in Alabama counties
- Baldwin County 2 · from $149,900
- Elmore County 1 · from $59,990
- Lee County 1 · from $109,990
- Madison County 1 · from $134,900
Buyer’s guide
Buying land in Alabama
Alabama offers some of the most affordable land in the Southeast, from the Gulf Coast around Baldwin County to the fast-growing Huntsville area in the north.
What to know before you buy
- Zoning. Many rural Alabama counties have little or no zoning, so deed restrictions usually set the rules. Every listing spells them out.
- Septic. The county health department permits septic systems after a soil evaluation.
- Taxes. Alabama’s property taxes are among the lowest in the country, and qualifying farm or timber land can be valued at its current use.
- Flood. Near the coast and rivers, check FEMA flood maps before you plan a homesite.
Before you buy
What to know about land in Alabama
- Zoning
- Many rural Alabama counties have little or no zoning outside city limits, though some do. Deed restrictions and subdivision rules still apply.
- Septic
- Septic systems are permitted through the county health department under Alabama Department of Public Health rules, usually after a soil evaluation.
- Property tax
- Alabama’s property taxes are among the lowest in the country, and current use valuation can lower them further for farm and timber land.
Questions buyers ask about Alabama
How much does land cost in Alabama?
Our 5 listings in Alabama start at $59,990. Price depends on acreage, road frontage, utilities and how close the land is to town; each listing shows the price per acre.
Which Alabama counties have land for sale?
Right now: Baldwin County, Elmore County, Lee County, Madison County.
Who approves septic systems in Alabama?
The county health department, under the Alabama Department of Public Health. A soil evaluation is usually the first step.
Is rural land in Alabama zoned?
Often not outside city limits, but it varies by county. Check with the county and read the listing’s restrictions.
How do I check what I can build?
Each listing shows its restrictions, utilities and mapped flood and wetland data. Confirm zoning, permits and utilities with the county before you buy.
General information, not legal advice. Rules change and vary by county, so verify with the county before you buy.
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