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YELLOW CREEK ACREAGE AL HWY 273, Leesburg, AL 35983

Cherokee County
$599,900   Ad Number: 730818  
From the bridge seeeing part of the property and down the creek
From the bridge facing the lot
another view facing the lot
tax plat only of the property
water falls that feeds the area
The bridige that crossed over Yellow Creek many many years back
another older picture of the bridge at the falls that feed the creek
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another view of the seaonal change
seaonal change
looking down the smaller slough of the property
from the slough area looking to the main creek part

For Sale

WEISS LAKE ACREAGE 13+/- AC of raw waterfront property on Yellow Creek Water. It is feed by Yellow Creek Falls which drops 100 & feeds into Weiss Lake making Yellow Creek one of Weiss Lake largest feeds In 1911, this scenic route which ran the length of Lookout Mountain from Chattanooga, Tennessee, to Gadsden, Alabama, was known as the T.A.G. Rail Line. Sometime between 1930 &1951, TAG Rail Line discontinued passenger service & operated a small gasoline motor car, the "Scooter," to haul passengers & mail. In 1971, the line was purchased by the Southern Railway System & segments were abandoned in the 1980's. Located on Hwy 273 near Leesburg.

Property Details

  • Lake: Weiss Lake
  • Acres: 13.000
  • Lot Dimensions:
  • Waterfront: Yes
  • Waterview: Yes
  • Water Frontage:
  • Dock Type: none
  • Dock Description:
  • County: Cherokee County
  • Lake Community:
  • Property Taxes:
  • MLS #: 1089698

Location

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Contact Information:

LAURA ST. CLAIR, Realtor
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Added on: Jan 14, 2021
Updated on: Jan 14, 2021
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