
Acreage, Updated HVAC
The land is the story here. Six and a third acres in Hayden, Alabama, and it sounds like most of it is private country land, which at this price is the thing worth paying attention to. A two-bedroom, one-bath house at 1,404 square feet sits on it, built in 1987, one level. The floor plan is open. The front porch is covered. That combination, a wide-open interior and a covered porch facing whatever is out there, is a reasonable way to live on land like this.
The house itself is modest. Two bedrooms and one bath in 1,404 square feet leaves you some room, but you are not sprawling. It is a small household kind of house. The kitchen comes with a refrigerator and a gas stove, which the listing mentions specifically, so presumably they stay. The HVAC is new, which on a 1987 house is a real thing. Systems in homes this age can be a drain, so having that done removes one of the bigger question marks.
The agent description is thin. There are no interior photos described, no detail about the condition of the finishes, no mention of outbuildings, well or septic situation, road type, or what the acreage actually looks like. Whether it is wooded, cleared, flat, or sloped is not in the data. Six acres can be a lot of different things depending on the terrain, so that is worth finding out before you make a trip.
What is clear is that this went to highest and best offers with a deadline, which tells you other people looked at it and moved. At $145,000 for 6.3 acres and a livable one-level house with a new HVAC, the math draws a crowd. Whether the house itself holds up on a walkthrough is the open question. The land is real. The porch is there. The rest you need to go see.
Originally listed for $145,000, this property sold for $125,000 on August 21, 2026.


