This 12-acre tract includes over 10 feet of elevation change, offering an ideal site for a future homesite. Approximately 75% of the land is open, improved pasture with native grasses, while the remaining 25% is covered with native hardwoods and brush motts. This combination provides both excellent grazing potential and quality wildlife habitat. The pasture supports strong native grasses, while the wooded sections contain a healthy stand of native hardwoods common to Limestone County. Horn Hill Acres is fenced on two sides with 5-strand barbed wire. With the right offer, the seller is willing to split the cost of completing the missing fence lines. Electricity is available at the road. Area water wells average 500–600 feet in depth with yields of 40–45 GPM. A water study has been completed on this property, confirming ample water availability beneath every tract. A full water report will be provided to potential buyers.