Cedar Ridge Dr SW, Decatur, AL 35603

These 22 acres are located in the southwest region of Decatur in the fastest growing area in the city. There are currently massive residential projects in the city from high end luxury apartments to new subdivisions. These 22 acres are connected to another two tracts one being 26 acres and the other being two parcels on 80 and the other is 85 acres. There are 213 total acres open for development. These 22 acres and the 26 acres parcel are both raw lands covered in timber and some of the highest points in Decatur. This land has no road access to it so the city will have to extend Cedar Ridge Road into the property. The acreage will have to be cleared and the developer will have to bring water and sewer onto the property. These acres are adjacent to the newly built Jack Allen Soccer Complex and major shopping zones. The acreage is located 0.9 miles from Austin High School, 1 mile from Julian Harris Elementary, and 0.8 miles from Cedar Ridge Middle School. These acres are conveniently located within close proximity to direct highway access enabling occupants of future dwellings to be located only a twenty-minute drive from Huntsville, Alabama. I-65 North: 47,391 VPD Highway 67: 29,288 VPD Decatur Alabama is nicknamed "The River City", it is located in northern Alabama on the banks of Wheeler Lake, along the Tennessee River. Decatur is the largest city and county seat of Morgan County. Decatur had a 2021 population estimate of 57,804 and a median household income of $49,296. Decatur is a submarket of the high-tech booming city of Huntsville. Huntsville is the largest city in Alabama and is known for its close history with U.S. space missions earning it the title of "The Rocket City." Huntsville had a population estimate of 216,963 and a median household income of $56,758. Huntsville was also voted the number one place to live in the U.S by the US News and World Report for its low cost of living, job market, and overall quality of life. Huntsville is growing at a rapid pace and its growth patterns are moving past the Madison county's capacity. This makes Morgan County a prime target for Residential Developments.