57 Acres of Black Belt Heritage. Timber, Vineyard & Off-Grid Retreat. A phased, revenue-driven investment in Perry County, Alabama.
Our land allocation is organized by feasibility and cash-flow timeline. The property pays for its own evolution.
25 acres of managed pine timber and prime deer/turkey habitat. Generates immediate income through selective harvests, annual hunting leases, and passive CREP creek buffer payments. Covers holding costs from the start.
Explore the Reserve15 acres of climate-smart agroforestry (Muscadine & Pecan) feeding our downtown shop. Anchored by Renaissance Coffee Club e-commerce, selling imported Ethiopian, Ugandan, and Kenyan beans roasted locally.
Shop ProvisionsFour off-grid, homestead-style agritourism cabins tucked into the timber reserve. High-margin, low-footprint, and built for the modern hunter, remote worker, and heritage tourist. Minimal overhead, premium rates.
Join WaitlistLow-effort, steady baseline income. 25+ acres of managed timber and wildlife habitat.
Peca&'s Timber & Hunting Reserve spans 25+ acres of mature pine and mixed hardwood forest in Perry County — part of Alabama's renowned Black Belt deer and turkey corridor.
Our digital storefront and growth engine. High-margin, scalable, and shipping nationwide.
We don't fight the Alabama climate; we leverage it. While our muscadine vines and pecan trees mature on the farm, our downtown Marion roastery imports premium green beans and roasts them locally.
Every bag sold funds the future of Peca&. By the time our physical downtown wine shop opens, we will already have a loyal national subscription base.
Shop Coffee SubscriptionsBuilt on institutional backing, not just family capital. De-risking the investment through proven HBCU and USDA partnerships.
Our highest revenue-per-acre zone. Climate-smart Muscadine vineyards (Pierce's Disease-resistant) and Black Belt Pecan orchards. Feeds the downtown Roastworks & Wine Shop directly.
Florida A&M (FAMU): Center for Viticulture for muscadine germplasm.
Tuskegee (TUCEP): Beginning Farmer Program and Black Belt Food Corridor support.
Strategic use of NRCS EQIP/CSP cost-shares, FSA microloans, and Value-Added Producer Grants (VAPG) to fund infrastructure and value-added product development.
Day 1: Timber/Hunting covers taxes.
Years 3-7: Coffee/Pecans fund infrastructure.
Years 7+: Cabins/Wine Shop generate profit.
Four homestead-style cabins tucked into the edge of our Timber Reserve. No luxury frills — just starlit skies, creek sounds, and the deep quiet of the Alabama Black Belt. Starlink internet, solar power, and authentic homestead living.