Aerial view of Struggle Hill, a 107-acre estate

EST. 1984 · TUSCALOOSA, AL · 107 ACRES

STRUGGLE HILL.

A named, gated legacy estate
Forty years in the making

OFFERED AT$3,000,000

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107CURATED ACRES

5,542SQ FT RESIDENCE

1984FAMILY STEWARDSHIP

12,000SQ FT WAREHOUSE

6 Bedrooms
5 Full · 2 Half Baths
Built 1987
No HOA
No Flood Plain
Cash or Conventional

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Some properties are bought
Others are built— over a lifetime.

Struggle Hill is not acreage with a house on it. It is a private world, entirely drivable, fully fenced, and self-sufficient. Built by one family from the ground up over four decades.

It is rare. It will not come again.

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The front elevation and cobblestone drive of the residence

THE ESTATE

The main residence and its circular drive from the air

Ⅰ — THE RESIDENCE

5,542 sq ft of timeless Southern architecture. Wraparound porch, hardwood floors, reclaimed tin ceiling, multiple fireplaces, renovated primary suite, cobblestone drive.

Barns, workshops, and outbuildings across the estate

Ⅱ — THE INFRASTRUCTURE

12,000 sq ft warehouse with drive-in bays. Original 1925 home. Detached heated and cooled garage. Generator. Power redundancy. Entirely vehicle-drivable with gravel roads throughout.

A stocked pond along the white fence line

Ⅲ — THE LAND

107 gated, fenced acres. Multiple stocked ponds. Active creeks. Cedar pool house and pool. A charming cabin overlooking the water. Breathtaking sunsets from the hill.

THE STORY OF THE HILL

One family.
Forty years.
One vision.

In 1984, a family saw what others did not. They didn't buy land and leave it. They cleared it, fenced it, stocked it, built on it, and named it. Every road was intentional. Every pond was placed. Every structure was built to last.

Struggle Hill is not raw acreage. The fencing alone would take years to recreate. The roads, the ponds, the power infrastructure, the workshop capacity — these are sunk costs absorbed over four decades, transferred to the next steward at a fraction of replacement value.

Properties like this do not come to market. When they do, they sell once.

YEARS OF STEWARDSHIP40