c.1973 Alabama Brick Ranch on 1 Acre $59K

$59,000

Featuring up to 4 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, this Alabama brick ranch includes a generous outdoor space packed with potential.

Yard featured at 14015 Highway 72, Cherokee, AL, 35616

Realtor Comments

Investment or Personal Property Opportunity! Situated on 1 acre just off Hwy 72 located in the Cherokee community, this property offers great potential. Being sold AS IS due to much needed repairs. Buyer to verify all information.

3bd
2ba
1,676sqft
acre
Circa 1973

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Yard featured at 14015 Highway 72, Cherokee, AL, 35616

14015 Highway 72, Cherokee, AL 35616 $59,000

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-Contact Realtor: Cynthia Moss 256-366-0466,

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Kitchen featured at 14015 Highway 72, Cherokee, AL, 35616

The Pros

Low Cost of Living: Housing, property taxes, and general everyday expenses are significantly lower than the national average. It’s an ideal place if you want your money to stretch further or are looking to buy affordable acreage or traditional homes.
Tight-Knit, Safe Community: Cherokee is a place where “everyone knows everyone.” Crime rates are very low,making it feel exceptionally safe. Residents frequently highlight the friendly, welcoming nature of their neighbors.
Peaceful, Quiet Lifestyle: If you are looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, Cherokee offers quiet streets, a slower pace of living, and minimal traffic.
Proximity to Nature and Outdoor Recreation: Northwest Alabama features scenic rolling hills, beautiful creeks,and easy access to the Tennessee River system. It’s a great spot if you enjoy fishing, hunting, boating, or exploring the outdoors.
Strong School and Community Spirit: Local public schools heavily anchor the community, with high school sports and local events serving as major social hubs for families.

The Cons

Limited Local Economy and Jobs: Job opportunities directly within Cherokee are sparse. Most residents who work must commute to nearby larger cities—such as Muscle Shoals, Florence, or Sheffield—for employment.
Scarcity of Amenities and Shopping: The town has very basic necessities (a couple of gas stations, a small local grocery store like a Piggly Wiggly, and a Dollar General). For major shopping, dining variety, movie theaters, or specialized medical care, you will have to drive 20 to 30+ minutes.
Lack of Entertainment: There is virtually no nightlife, cultural diversity in dining, or major entertainment options within town limits. High school sports games and local church functions are essentially the main social outlets.
Limited Options for Growth: Because of its small size, options for diverse housing developments, public transit, or modern infrastructure are extremely limited.