Offering a combined 7.34 acres across two adjoining lots in the peaceful coastal community of Coden, this level, wooded vacant property combines privacy, space, and waterfront appeal. With approximately 814 feet of total road frontage, the property offers convenient access and added flexibility for planning future improvements. The land features direct frontage along a natural waterway, creating an attractive setting for buyers looking for acreage with water access and a more secluded feel. With over seven acres, there is ample room for a future homesite, private retreat, garden, workshop, recreational area, or other improvements subject to local requirements. Power is nearby, while a private well and septic system will be needed. Buyer to verify utility availability, well and septic suitability, zoning, setbacks, access, waterfront boundaries, and intended use. Located near State Route 188, the property offers convenient access to nearby communities and everyday services while maintaining a quiet rural-coastal atmosphere. Bayou La Batre is nearby for local shopping, dining, seafood, and marine-related services, while Coden and the surrounding Gulf Coast area offer access to fishing, boating, coastal wildlife, beaches, and other outdoor recreation. Mobile is within convenient driving distance and provides expanded shopping, healthcare, education, entertainment, and employment opportunities in industries such as aviation, shipbuilding, maritime operations, manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, construction, and government. Pascagoula also provides additional employment and services along the Gulf Coast. With two combined lots totaling 7.34 acres, approximately 814 feet of road frontage, mature trees, water frontage, nearby power, and convenient access from Clark Rd, this property offers a distinctive opportunity for buyers seeking space, privacy, flexibility, and a waterfront setting in southern Mobile County. This is an equitable interest listing where seller is selling only an option contract or assigning an interest in a contract, such as a purchase and sale agreement or a contract for deed. In this situation, the seller does not have legal title to the property, but the equitable interest gives seller the right to acquire legal title.