1 Taylor Cir, Atmore, AL 36502

Estes Legacy Lands is proud to offer the Taylor Circle Tract, a 20-acre +- property located in Escambia County, Alabama, in the Booneville community. Whether you are a hunter, mini farmer or just want a place to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, this property offers it all. The property is conveniently located from: I-65 - 7.5 miles, Atmore - 14 miles, Mobile - 52 miles and Pensacola, Fl. - 65 miles. Additionally, the property is conveniently located just 12 miles from Wind Creek Casino & Hotel. The tract features approximately 15 acres of open row crop fields and 5 acres of mature hardwood. The perimeter of the property is outlined in large timber, which provides added privacy and security. During my recent site visit, I saw numerous deer signs and tracks as well doves flying overhead. As I walked the perimeter of the property, I also found indications of previous dove hunts. As one can see from the map below, the surrounding landowners are mostly agricultural. However, to the west of the property lies thousands of acres of timberland. The property has direct paved road frontage, multiple homesites and power is available at the road. Currently there is no pond on site, but legend has it that there once was a pond inside the wooded area. Based on the topography, one could easily deduce that a pond site is a potential option. However, Estes Legacy Lands makes no representation or guarantees that a pond can be constructed or will retain water. The attached photographs were taken in early July and mid-October. Additionally, the perimeter of the wooded areas has recently been cleared to provide easier access, improved visibility, and better views of the property. Whether you are looking for a place to build, enjoy the outdoors, or create your own private getaway, this tract offers the space and versatility to explore the possibilities. Give me a call to schedule a showing. *The property is currently being farmed for cotton. Contact me for more details. *No damage occurred from Hurricane Isaias.