Located just south of Lincoln in Talladega County, Alabama, this 94+/- acre property offers a mix of open pasture and natural timberland, making it well-suited for various rural uses including livestock, recreation, and future homestead development. The land features approximately 72 acres of fenced pasture scattered with mature hardwoods, offering scenic views and useful grazing ground. An additional 22 acres are covered in natural timber, providing habitat for local wildlife and shade for livestock. A small livestock pond adds to the water resources on the property, alongside Poorhouse Branch, a reliable creek flowing through the tract. The terrain is gently rolling, making it accessible for tractors, ATVs, or horses. A trail system is already in place throughout the timber area, allowing for ease of movement, whether for land management or recreational use. Access is a key strength of this property. It includes approximately 2,500 feet of frontage along Howells Cove Road and 860 feet along Stemley Bridge Road. Utilities are available at the road, simplifying the process for anyone looking to build a residence or farmstead. The land offers several potential homesite locations and enough space for additional agricultural or recreational improvements. This property is conveniently situated just minutes from Lincoln and Talladega, and only 8 miles from Interstate 20, offering straightforward access to larger urban centers. This tract also supports recreational use, with the area's abundant deer and turkey. The diversity of cover, water sources, and open ground makes it attractive for hunting and wildlife observation. Whether seeking a versatile property for rural living, agriculture, or recreation, this acreage offers a strong foundation for multiple land-use goals.