3.71 acres in Notasulga with no HOA and unrestricted use. The land is mostly flat and wooded, with a gentle slope from the road and mature trees for privacy and shade. There’s room for a home, barndominium, workshop, RV parking or a hobby farm. The Auburn-Opelika area continues to add manufacturing jobs, with several new plants announced in 2026.
Tuskegee, Opelika, Tallassee and Montgomery are within reach, and Chewacla State Park, Lake Martin and Auburn University are an easy drive.
Nearby
- Auburn — about 14 mi
- Tuskegee
- Opelika
- Chewacla State Park
- Lake Martin
Call or text Land and More Land at 214.239.0194.
What can I build? Unrestricted land
No deed restrictions are on record. In most cases you can build a home, place a mobile or manufactured home, camp, farm or keep animals, as long as you follow county zoning, permits and health-department rules for septic and wells.
This is general guidance, not a legal opinion. Verify with Lee County before you build.
Flood, wetland, slope and soil figures come from public mapping data and are estimates. Verify with the county before you build.
Boundary is approximate, from county parcel data. Verify with the county or a survey.
This land doesn’t have a street address yet. Directions use the property’s exact coordinates.
Buyers are responsible for confirming with Lee County what can be built, obtaining any permits, and verifying utility availability. Properties are sold as is. Every sale closes through an independent title company.
