If these trees could talk! It’s rare to find a 2.4-acre lot so rich with interesting trees! Red maple, pecan, hackberry, fig, and a pair of crepe myrtles are closest to the old homesite, with natural stands of pine, redbud, wild crabapple, hawthorne, plum, and red cedar spread about. Think about why you’ve chosen to make Madison your home – it’s likely the rare blend of joy we take in preserving our rural heritage while supporting a vibrant downtown and commitment to the arts and public education. With about 500ft of road frontage, you’ll be able to select the perfect spot for your new home. Imagine living on the site of one of Morgan County’s oldest homesteads, on a quiet country road just 10 minutes from downtown with easy access to I-20. Asa Cox received land lot 114 in the 1805 land lottery – the Cox-Chapman Plantation Plain home was likely built shortly after; it was occupied until about 2001. The property will convey “as-is.” Please do not enter the home.
