16505 Osceola Ave, Moundville, AL 35474

AL- Cherokee Bend Subdivision- Tuscaloosa County- Full Residential Property Package OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE. Cherokee Bend Subdivision offers approximately 15.27± acres across five residential properties in the Moundville area of Tuscaloosa County. Priced at $145,000 for the complete residential package, this offering provides a mix of future homesites, builder inventory, and long-term investment opportunities. Owner financing is available, giving buyers an alternative to traditional financing. The individual properties range from approximately 2.15 to 3.90 acres. City water is available, with utility and wastewater arrangements varying by property. The residential properties are also subject to the Cherokee Bend Homeowners Association and recorded protective and restrictive covenants. Property Details: Approximately 15.27± total acres 5 residential offerings Complete residential package: $145,000 Owner financing available Individual offerings priced at $29,000 each Lot sizes range from approximately 2.15 to 3.90 acres City water available Reportedly residential zoning Cherokee Bend HOA and recorded covenants apply Individual properties may also be purchased separately Available Offerings: 2.15± acres - $29,000 Parcel ID: 43-09-31-0-001-009.105 2.16± acres - $29,000 Parcel ID: 43-09-31-0-001-009.104 3.86± acres - $29,000 Parcel ID: 43-09-31-0-001-009.102 3.90± acres - Lot 334 - $29,000 Parcel ID: 43-09-31-0-001-009.101 3.20± acres - $29,000 Parcel ID: 43-09-31-0-001-009.100 The properties offer flexibility for a buyer looking for one homesite, multiple residential properties, or the complete residential land package. Individual properties may be sold separately prior to the sale of the complete package. Contact Team HaleSmith for current availability, maps, owner-financing information, HOA/covenant documents, and additional property documentation. All acreage, boundaries, parcel information, utilities, zoning, access, sewer or septic availability, HOA dues, covenants, building requirements, and development possibilities should be independently verified by the buyer during due diligence.