1769 Grayson Valley Dr., Birmingham, AL 35235

Scenic Mountian Property 53.96 Acres Jefferson County, AL

WELCOME TO THE JEFFERSON 53.96, TUCKED AWAY AT THE END OF A QUIET CUL-DE-SAC IN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA. Take advantage of a rare opportunity to own a large, private tract of land just minutes from the conveniences of Trussville and the Grayson Valley area. Properties of this size with such seclusion are increasingly difficult to find, especially within the city limits of Birmingham. As you enter the 53.96± acre Jefferson County property, you are welcomed by a small creek/stream that creates a scenic and peaceful setting as you begin your climb up the mountain. Predominantly covered in mature hardwood timber with pockets of pines near the upper elevations, the terrain rises into steep mountain topography, delivering breathtaking long-range views. You will have the feeling of being deep in the Smoky Mountains while overlooking the surrounding Grayson Valley landscape and the Grayson Valley Country Club below. The Jefferson 53.96 presents several potential homesites where a private mountain estate or cabin retreat could be built to capture the incredible views and natural surroundings. The combination of elevation, hardwood timber, and privacy creates a truly unique setting that is difficult to replicate in this area. In addition to a private homesite, the tract also offers future development potential for single- family homes. With road access already in place at the end of the cul-de-sac and its convenient location near Trussville and Birmingham, the property could be ideal for a small residential development or multiple homesites, making it attractive from both a lifestyle and investment perspective. Beyond its homesite and development potential, recreational opportunities should be considered. While located within the city limits and limited to bow-only hunting, the tract shows strong wildlife activity with abundant deer sign throughout. The combination of hardwood timber, a natural water source, and low surrounding pressure creates a habitat that supports healthy wildlife populations, making it an appealing location for quiet recreational use or archery hunting close to home.