Hart County, Kentucky Land For Sale (18 results)

Located at 1800 Friendship Church Rd. Near Magnolia in Hart County, this 80 acre tract offers a combination of recreational acreage, potential residential use, and existing improvements. The property includes gently rolling terrain, wooded acreage, open ground, and infrastructure already in place for immediate use and future development. The property features a gated entrance leading into the tract, providing controlled access and an established entry point. A suitable area for a potential building site is already on the property. Utilities are available through an existing 200-amp electrical service located at the barn, which also includes an RV hookup. Water service is also connected to the barn. Buyers should verify utility availability and suitability for their intended use. A barn located on the property provides space for equipment storage, recreational use, or general utility purposes. The existing utility setup may allow for temporary camping or RV use while developing or utilizing the property. The acreage is primarily wooded and includes a considerable amount of standing timber. A timber cruise has been completed, providing information regarding the timber resource currently present on the property. Buyers interested in timber value or forest management should conduct their own due diligence regarding species, volume, and market conditions. Approximately 5 acres of open ground at the front of the tract may be used for food plots, wildlife management, or other recreational purposes. One elevated box blind is already in place and will convey with the property. The terrain is gently rolling and supports access throughout much of the property. Deer sign is present across the tract, including trails, rubs, and other indicators of wildlife activity. The combination of timber cover, open ground, and varied terrain creates habitat diversity that may support deer and other wildlife species common to the region. Hart County has a long-standing reputation for producing quality deer habitat and is frequently recognized among Kentucky counties for Boone and Crockett entries. The property is conveniently located near several communities. Magnolia is approximately 5 miles away, Munfordville is approximately 15 miles away, and Elizabethtown is approximately 40 miles away, providing access to shopping, dining, and regional services. This Hart County property offers a combination of recreational acreage, timber resources, existing improvements, and potential building opportunities. Buyers should verify all information, including utilities, acreage, timber data, and intended use.

Located at 1410 Short Cut Rd. Near Horse Cave in Hart County, Track 2 consists of approximately 36 acres featuring a combination of open ground and wooded acreage with gently rolling terrain. The property offers a mix of recreational opportunities, potential residential use, and established wildlife habitat in a rural setting in South Central Kentucky. The acreage includes both open and timbered areas, creating habitat diversity across the tract. The open ground is fenced and may be suitable for livestock, pasture use, or wildlife habitat management. The wooded portions provide cover and natural transition areas that may support wildlife movement throughout the property. A potential building site is located on the property with utilities available at the road. Buyers should verify utility availability, connection requirements, zoning regulations, soil conditions, and any approvals necessary for intended construction or development. The layout and terrain provide flexibility for a variety of potential uses while maintaining a rural setting. The property is located just off Highway 31W, providing convenient access to nearby communities and regional travel routes while still offering privacy and usable acreage. The gently rolling topography allows access across much of the tract for recreational activities, including ATV use, hiking, wildlife observation, and general land management. A commercial hunting blind is included with the property and will convey with the sale. Deer sign is present throughout the acreage, including trails and other indicators of wildlife activity. The mix of wooded cover and open areas may support deer and turkey, which are commonly found in the region. Hart County has established a strong reputation for quality deer habitat and is frequently recognized among Kentucky counties for Boone and Crockett entries. The property is conveniently located near several communities. Horse Cave is approximately 5 miles away and provides access to shopping, dining, lodging, and services. Munfordville is approximately 10 miles away, and Glasgow is approximately 20 miles away. This Hart County property offers a combination of open and wooded acreage, fencing, recreational features, and potential building opportunities. Buyers should verify all information, including acreage, utilities, access, and intended use.

Located at 2417 Friendship Church Rd. Near Magnolia in Hart County, this 72 acre tract offers a combination of open ground, wooded acreage, and recreational potential. The property features gently rolling terrain and a mix of habitat types that may support a variety of outdoor and land use opportunities. The acreage includes a balance of timbered areas and open ground distributed throughout the property. These openings may be suitable for a variety of uses, including food plots, wildlife habitat management, or other recreational purposes. The mix of cover and open areas contributes to habitat diversity across the tract. A potential building site is located near the road frontage, and utilities are available nearby. Buyers should verify utility access, connection availability, zoning requirements, and suitability for any intended construction or development. The terrain across the property is gently rolling, allowing navigation through much of the acreage. This layout may support ATV access, hiking, hunting, and general recreational use. Deer sign is present throughout the property, including along trails and other areas with signs of wildlife activity. Three commercial box blinds are included with the property, two of which are elevated. These improvements provide established locations for wildlife observation or hunting, and may allow immediate recreational use upon ownership. Hart County is recognized for strong wildlife habitat and has a long-standing reputation for producing quality deer. The county is frequently ranked among the top Kentucky counties for Boone and Crockett entries. The property is conveniently located near several South Central Kentucky communities. Magnolia is approximately 5 miles away, Munfordville is approximately 15 miles away, and Elizabethtown is approximately 40 miles away. These communities provide access to shopping, dining, lodging, and regional services while allowing the property to maintain a rural setting. This Hart County property offers a combination of acreage, recreational features, and potential building opportunities. Buyers should verify all information, including acreage, utilities, access, and intended use.

Located at 1410 Short Cut Rd. Near Horse Cave in Hart County, this 70 acre property offers a combination of open ground, wooded acreage, recreational potential, and possible building opportunities. The tract features gently rolling topography with a balanced mix of approximately 35 acres of open ground and 35 acres of timbered acreage. The open acreage is fenced and may be suitable for livestock, wildlife habitat management, or other land use purposes. The timbered portions of the property provide cover and habitat diversity, enhancing the tract's overall recreational appeal. The combination of open and wooded ground creates transition areas that may support wildlife movement across the property. Several locations throughout the property may be considered for potential building sites. Utilities are available at the road, though buyers should verify access, connection availability, and suitability for their intended use with local providers and authorities. The terrain is gently rolling and provides access across much of the property for recreation, ATV use, hiking, or general land management activities. The property is located just off Highway 31W, allowing for convenient regional access while maintaining a rural setting. Two commercial hunting blinds are included with the property and will convey with the sale. Deer sign is present throughout the tract, including trails and other indicators of wildlife activity. Turkey is also present on the property, further contributing to the recreational use potential. Hart County has developed a strong reputation for quality deer habitat and is consistently recognized among Kentucky counties for Boone and Crockett entries. The property is conveniently located near several communities and services. Horse Cave is approximately 5 miles away and provides access to shopping, dining, and lodging. Munfordville is approximately 10 miles away, and Glasgow is approximately 20 miles away. This Hart County property offers a combination of open and wooded acreage, recreational features, fencing, and potential building opportunities. Buyers should verify all information, including acreage, utilities, access, and intended use.

Located at 1410 Short Cut Rd. Near Horse Cave in Hart County, Track 1 consists of approximately 35 acres of primarily open ground with gently rolling terrain and multiple potential uses. The property offers a combination of accessible acreage, possible building locations, and recreational opportunities in a rural South Central Kentucky setting. The acreage is mostly open and fenced, making it suitable for livestock, pasture use, or general land management. The layout and topography provide flexibility for a variety of potential uses while maintaining open visibility across much of the tract. Several locations throughout the property may be considered for potential building sites. The gently rolling terrain offers multiple areas that may accommodate residential construction or other improvements, subject to verification of utilities, zoning requirements, soil conditions, and intended use. Buyers should confirm all utility availability and building requirements with local providers and authorities. The property is located just off Highway 31W, providing convenient regional access while maintaining a rural atmosphere. Its location near nearby communities allows for access to shopping, dining, and services while still offering a more private setting. A commercial hunting blind is included with the property and will convey with the sale. Deer sign is present throughout the acreage, including trails and other indicators of wildlife activity. Turkey are also present in the area, adding to the property's recreational appeal. Hart County has a long-standing reputation for quality deer habitat and is frequently recognized among Kentucky counties for Boone and Crockett entries. The property is located approximately 5 miles from Horse Cave, 10 miles from Munfordville, and 20 miles from Glasgow. These communities provide access to supplies, lodging, dining, and additional regional amenities. This Hart County property offers a combination of open acreage, fencing, recreational features, and potential building opportunities. Buyers should verify all information, including acreage, utilities, access, and intended use.

This 15-acre tract is located at 3000 Die Shiboley Church Road in Magnolia, Kentucky, within Hart County. The property consists of rolling timberland with road frontage and existing access features that support both residential and recreational land uses. Its layout, water resources, and available utilities make it a flexible option for buyers seeking acreage in a rural setting.The property fronts Die Shiboley Church Road and includes the start of a driveway, providing convenient access from the county-maintained road. An old roadbed runs the length of the property, providing interior access down through the timber to the back of the tract. This roadbed can be utilized for foot travel, equipment access, or future trail improvements, depending on the buyer's plans and land management goals.The terrain consists of rolling timberland with gradual elevation changes, creating natural movement corridors across the property. The layout lends itself well to both a potential homesite and recreational use. Multiple locations along the upper portions of the tract may offer suitable building sites, subject to the buyer verifying zoning, septic, and utility requirements. Utilities are available at the road, including electric service and fiber internet, reducing the need for major infrastructure installation.A year-round creek forms the rear boundary of the property, serving as a consistent water feature. The creek adds functional value as a wildlife habitat and provides a natural boundary. Water availability supports both recreational use and general land management while also enhancing the overall landscape.From a recreational standpoint, the timbered acreage provides cover, travel routes, and habitat commonly associated with deer movement in this region. Numerous deer rubs have been observed throughout the property, indicating regular use by wildlife. The combination of timber cover, rolling terrain, interior access, and a year-round water source enables flexible planning for stand placement, trail systems, and habitat improvements. Wildlife presence naturally varies by season and management practices.The propertys size and layout also support its use as a small hunting tract, recreational retreat, or rural homesite, providing privacy from neighboring properties. Road frontage and interior access make the land usable without requiring extensive clearing or development.The location offers a balance of rural setting and proximity to nearby towns. The property is approximately 10 miles from Munfordville, which provides access to groceries, fuel, and local services. Hodgenville is roughly 16 miles to the north, while Glasgow is approximately 24 miles to the southwest, offering expanded retail, dining, and healthcare options. Elizabethtown is approximately 30 miles northeast, providing additional regional services and access to major roadways.This 15-acre tract features timberland, road frontage, a year-round creek, utilities at the road, and interior access. The property is suitable for residential development, recreational use, or hunting land in Hart County. Showings are available by appointment only.

This 73-acre tract is located at 4305 Raider Hollow Road in Munfordville, Kentucky, in Hart County. The property offers approximately 630 feet of road frontage along Raider Hollow Road, providing direct access from a county-maintained roadway. Utilities are believed to be available at the road, though buyers should verify availability and connection requirements with local providers during their due diligence period.The property includes a cleared area suitable for a potential home or cabin site. This clearing could be expanded depending on the buyers plans. The location provides a rural setting while remaining accessible to nearby towns and regional highways.Approximately one year ago, the property was selectively logged. As a result, early successional growth and regenerating timber now provide thick cover throughout much of the acreage. This type of habitat can offer bedding areas and travel corridors for wildlife commonly found in south central Kentucky, including deer, turkey, and small game species. The mix of regenerating timber, natural browse, and varied terrain creates opportunities for wildlife management and recreational use.The topography consists of rolling ground with wooded sections and interior trails that may be improved or expanded. The existing habitat conditions may appeal to buyers interested in hunting, wildlife observation, or recreational land management. Food plots, access routes, and stand locations could be developed based on individual goals and property layout.Munfordville, the county seat of Hart County, is located approximately 6 miles Southeast of the property and provides grocery stores, schools, local services, and access to Interstate 65. Glasgow is roughly 20 miles Southeast. Elizabethtown is approximately 35 miles north, and Bowling Green is about 35 miles south via Interstate 65. Louisville is approximately 80 miles north, and Nashville, Tennessee, is approximately 90 miles south.Hart County is known for its rural landscape, agricultural operations, and proximity to public recreation areas and cave systems. The propertys road frontage and existing clearing provide a starting point for residential or recreational development, subject to zoning and county approval.This 73-acre tract offers a combination of road access, utilities at the road, regenerating timber habitat, and potential building sites. Buyers should verify acreage, boundary lines, timber condition, utility availability, zoning, and intended use prior to closing.For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Dane Driscoll.

Located on Bunnell Crossing Road in Hart County, Kentucky, this 44.8 +/- acre tract offers a combination of tillable acreage, wooded habitat, and road frontage, supporting a variety of potential uses. The property includes approximately 30 acres of open ground that has been utilized for agricultural purposes and may provide income potential through farming or leasing, with the balance in timber providing cover for wildlife and recreational opportunities.The property's layout allows for flexible use. The open acreage may be suitable for row crops, hay production, or conversion to food plots. In addition to its agricultural utility, the tillable portion may offer an opportunity for supplemental income, subject to market conditions and management practices. The wooded portions create natural travel corridors and wildlife bedding areas. The property has an established history of deer activity, with visible sign throughout and prior harvesting of mature bucks reported in the area. A small wildlife pond is located on the tract and serves as a water source for game.An elevated commercial deer blind will convey with the sale, offering a ready-to-use setup for hunting. The mix of open ground and timber, along with water availability, creates conditions that support a range of wildlife species typical to the region.The property features approximately 1,800 feet of road frontage along Bunnell Crossing Road, providing multiple access points and layout options. Utilities are available at the road, which may support future building plans, subject to buyer verification and local regulations. The topography includes areas that appear suitable for potential building sites, offering views of the surrounding landscape.This tract is located in a rural portion of Hart County, yet remains within reasonable driving distance of nearby towns. Munfordville, Kentucky, is approximately 10 miles away and offers basic services, dining, and access to Interstate 65. Horse Cave, Kentucky, is approximately 12 miles from the property and provides additional amenities and access to regional travel routes.Whether the intended use is agricultural, recreational, or a combination of both, this property offers a mix of features that provide flexibility, including the potential to generate income from the tillable acreage. Buyers should verify all utilities, boundaries, and intended uses to their satisfaction.For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Land Specialist Dane Driscoll.

Located off Walker Stewart Rd. in Hart County, this 58 acre tract offers a combination of recreational use, potential building opportunities, and riverfrontage in a convenient South Central Kentucky location. The property is situated approximately 4 miles from Interstate 65, providing access to nearby lodging, dining, and other amenities while maintaining a rural setting.A defining feature of the property is approximately 1,150 feet of frontage along the Green River. This water feature offers scenic views and adds to the land's overall character.The terrain across the property is varied, with changes in elevation that create natural travel corridors for wildlife. The land's layout includes ridges, slopes, and transition areas that support wildlife movement patterns. There is also a cliff overlook area that provides elevated views of the Green River and the surrounding landscape.The property includes a small open area near the top that could be utilized for a food plot or other land management practices. An existing hunting blind is located on the property and may be suitable for repair or continued use. These features provide a starting point for those interested in managing the land for recreational use.There is a history of deer activity on the property, with past observations and harvest reports indicating the presence of mature deer. As with any recreational property, wildlife movement and harvest success can vary based on surrounding land use, management practices, and seasonal conditions.In addition to recreational use, the property includes an area suitable for a cabin or small structure, with utilities nearby. Buyers should verify availability and access to utilities, as well as any zoning or building requirements, with local providers and authorities.The location provides access to nearby communities, including Munfordville (approximately 6 miles), Horse Cave (approximately 10 miles), and Glasgow (approximately 20 miles). These towns offer access to supplies, services, and regional amenities.This Hart County property offers a mix of riverfrontage, varied terrain, and potential building opportunities within proximity to Interstate 65. Buyers interested in recreational land, hunting property, or a potential cabin site may find the combination of features suitable for a range of uses. All property details should be verified by the buyer.

This 62 acre tract, located at 4305 Raider Hollow Road in Munfordville, Kentucky, offers a combination of road frontage, recently harvested timberland, and a cleared area suitable for future improvements. Situated in Hart County, the property includes approximately 510 feet of frontage along Raider Hollow Road, providing direct access from a county-maintained roadway.The tract was logged approximately one year ago. As a result, the property now features thick natural regeneration across much of the acreage. This early successional growth creates substantial bedding cover and transitional habitat that may support wildlife commonly found in south central Kentucky, including deer, turkey, and small game species. The mix of remaining timber, new growth, and varied terrain offers opportunities for habitat management, trail development, and strategic placement of food plots or stand locations based on a buyers objectives.A cleared area on the property provides a potential location for a future residence or cabin. The existing opening could be expanded to accommodate additional improvements, subject to soil testing, septic approval, and compliance with Hart County regulations. Utilities are believed to be available along Raider Hollow Road, though buyers should independently verify availability, connection requirements, and service capacity with local providers prior to making development plans.The topography consists of rolling ground with a blend of open and wooded areas created by the recent timber harvest. The regrowth provides edge habitat and natural travel corridors for wildlife movement. Buyers interested in recreational use may consider implementing land management practices such as selective clearing, native grass establishment, timber stand improvement, or additional habitat enhancements to align with their intended use.The propertys size allows for multiple potential uses, including recreational hunting, outdoor activities, and rural residential development, subject to local zoning and approvals. The road frontage and established clearing offer a starting point for future improvements while maintaining privacy within the interior of the tract.Munfordville, the county seat of Hart County, is located approximately 6 miles from the property and provides basic services, schools, restaurants, and local businesses. Glasgow is approximately 22 miles to the southeast and offers expanded retail, medical facilities, and regional services. Bowling Green is approximately 35 miles south, and Elizabethtown is approximately 40 miles north via Interstate 65. Louisville is approximately 85 miles north.Hart County is known for its rolling farmland, timber tracts, and rural character. The area supports agricultural and recreational land uses and offers convenient access to regional highways while maintaining a country setting. This 62 acre tract presents an opportunity to acquire a larger parcel with road access, natural cover, and space for future development, subject to buyer verification of intended uses.All prospective purchasers should conduct their own due diligence regarding property boundaries, timber condition, utility access, soil suitability, zoning requirements, and any other factors relevant to their plans prior to closing.

This 120-acre tract located at 277 Wheeler Road near Magnolia in Hart County, Kentucky, offers a combination of open ground and timber that supports multiple potential uses. The property is situated in a rural setting yet maintains proximity to nearby towns for essential services, making it accessible while providing space and seclusion.The landscape features a diverse mix of open acreage and thick woodland, including stands of hardwoods. This balance of habitat types creates a natural edge across the property. Edge habitat is often valuable in supporting wildlife and land management goals, and its extent is notable for a tract of this size.Surrounding the property are agricultural fields that tie into additional woodland blocks. To the West lies a large woodland, and to the South, the property connects with wooded ground that runs toward the Green River corridor. This connected landscape of agriculture and timber contributes to the propertys utility for wildlife habitat and recreational use.The open areas within the tract could be maintained for hay, pasture, row crops, or food plots, offering options for both agricultural use and habitat management. The timbered sections provide cover, mast production, and potential timber value over time. Together, these features support opportunities for hunting, recreation, and rural living.Utilities, including water and electric, are available at the road, providing the option to develop a homesite, hunting camp, or farmstead. The property has road frontage along Wheeler Road, making access straightforward. The combination of utilities at the road and an elevated rural setting creates potential for a residence while maintaining the privacy of a larger acreage property.This tract has a documented history of producing quality whitetail deer. Its mix of habitat types, surrounding cropland, and connections to larger blocks of timber contribute to the setting. While recreational use is an obvious benefit, the property is also adaptable for agricultural production, residential development, or long-term investment.Nearby towns and services are within reasonable driving distance. Magnolia lies just a few minutes away. Hodgenville is approximately 20 minutes to the north, Munfordville is around 20 minutes to the west, and Elizabethtown can be reached in about 35 minutes. Louisville is roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes away, and Bowling Green is about 1 hour to the south. These distances allow access to both local services and larger regional centers.Overall, this 120-acre tract in Hart County combines a diverse landscape, strong access, available utilities, and adaptability for multiple land uses. Its mix of open fields, hardwood timber, and surrounding agricultural ground makes it a property well-suited for hunting, recreation, agricultural use, or rural living.

This 12.5-acre tract, located at 4305 Raider Hollow Road in Munfordville, Kentucky, offers a manageable parcel of land in a rural setting with road frontage and diverse potential uses. Situated in Hart County, the property features approximately 120 feet of frontage along Raider Hollow Road, providing direct access from a county-maintained roadway. The location offers a balance of privacy and accessibility within South Central Kentucky.The tract was logged approximately one year ago. The recent timber harvest has created early successional growth and thick regeneration throughout much of the property. This natural regrowth provides substantial bedding cover and transitional habitat that can benefit wildlife species commonly found in the region, including deer, turkey, and small game. The mix of young growth, remaining timber, and natural contours creates opportunities for habitat management tailored to a buyers specific goals.The topography appears suitable for a variety of uses. Portions of the property may support a future residential build site, subject to soil testing, utility availability, and compliance with local regulations. Utilities are believed to be available along Raider Hollow Road, though buyers should verify availability, connection requirements, and capacity with local providers. Any proposed construction plans should be confirmed with Hart County planning and zoning authorities as part of standard due diligence.In addition to potential residential use, the property may appeal to buyers interested in recreational land ownership. The dense cover resulting from the timber harvest provides natural bedding areas and travel corridors for wildlife. With thoughtful planning, a new owner could establish food plots, trail systems, stand locations, or other land improvements designed to support hunting or wildlife observation activities. Land management practices such as selective clearing, native grass establishment, or edge feathering could further enhance habitat diversity.Munfordville is the county seat of Hart County and is located approximately 6 miles from the property. Munfordville offers basic services, restaurants, schools, and local businesses. Glasgow is approximately 22 miles southeast and offers expanded shopping, medical facilities, and regional services. Elizabethtown is approximately 40 miles north via Interstate 65, and Louisville is approximately 85 miles north. Bowling Green is approximately 35 miles south.Hart County is characterized by rolling terrain, farmland, timber tracts, and low-density residential properties. The area supports agricultural and recreational land uses and maintains a rural setting while remaining within reasonable driving distance of larger service centers. The propertys road frontage and manageable acreage may appeal to buyers seeking a smaller tract that can be developed, improved, or held for long-term enjoyment, subject to buyer verification of intended uses.All prospective purchasers should conduct their own due diligence regarding property boundaries, utility access, soil suitability, zoning regulations, timber condition, and any other factors relevant to their intended use prior to closing. Contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Dane Driscoll for a private viewing.

GREEN RIVER FRONTAGE AND ACCESS! Don't miss the opportunity to own your own property with EXCELLENT Green River access! Fish, hunt, paddle, camp, and relax on this 11.355-acre tract. There is an excellent cabin/home site out of the flood plain with great views! The property is less than 45 minutes to Elizabethtown or Glasgow. The Lynn Camp Launch on Green River is less than 1/2 mile upstream, and 300 Springs is approximately 2 miles downstream. This section of Green River is quiet with little development and ABUNDANT wildlife. There are public utilities including water available along Round Bottom Road. The property is subject to a road maintenance agreement and deed restrictions. Agent's parents are owners and agent has an interest in the property.

27.5 acres of vacant land in Hart County Conveniently located 30 minutes south of Elizabethtown and 20 minutes south of Glendale. Property has all utilities available and has passed perk test. Property is a great place to build a home or to have for recreational land, it has great hunting potential

Throughout the years, the current owners, have taken great pride in thoughtfully preparing, manicuring, and creating this special homestead. “A Little Piece Of Heaven” perfectly describes this home and 152+/- acre property. Leading back the private drive you will find 120+/- acres of marketable timber and the balance of 30+/- acres of open grass fields. There is roughly 1.5 miles of Nolin River frontage that horseshoes around the property. This custom-built A-frame home offers two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, designed for comfortable living. Natural light floods the interior through high-end windows, complemented by energy-efficient, heavy-duty storm doors. Inside, beautiful LVP flooring throughout makes maintenance a breeze, simplifying everyday life. Step outside onto the cedar wrap-around porch, uniquely timbered from the property itself, adding character and a rich story to this remarkable home. The detached 2 car garage (on it's own meter) features a mother-in-law suite that has a bathroom, bedroom, and living room/kitchenette area. Beyond the home, the property is a true outdoor paradise. Easy-to-navigate trail systems wind through the hardwoods and along the Nolin River, perfect for exploration. For the hunting enthusiast, deer stands are strategically located throughout the property, which is renowned for producing mature white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and other small game. There are also a total of 3 outbuildings, offering versatile space for gear, workshops, or hobbies. Boasting heavily desired timber (white oak, walnut, poplar, and cedar) scattered throughout. Truly a once-in-a-lifetime land and home buying opportunity. You won't find another property like this! SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! Copyright © 2026 Heart of Kentucky Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Discover the ultimate hunter s retreat with this stunning 53.62 acre property tucked away in a quiet, secluded location. Estimated to be 75-85% wooded, this well-maintained tract offers the perfect blend of mature timber, privacy, and open ground with approximately 8-13 acres cleared across 4 flat fields. Portions of the fields have recently been seeded with Whitetail Institute Clover and wheat patches, creating an ideal food source to attract and hold wildlife year-round. This property is loaded with recreational opportunities featuring established 4-wheeler trails winding throughout the land for easy access and enjoyment. Located near Mammoth Cave National Park and close to a local wildlife refuge, the area is known for its abundant wildlife including deer and turkey, making this a prime setup for hunting enthusiasts and outdoor lovers alike. Whether you re looking for a private hunting getaway, recreational retreat, or a peaceful place to escape, this secluded property is a must see!

36 Acre Vacant land tract setup for hunting This property has been timbered by the current owner for the purpose of providing the best bedding area possible for deer. There is also a food plot put in place so on this smaller hunting tract it has everything needed to produce trophy whitetail. A 360 Hunting blind that has been placed on the food plot stays with the property. The utilities are available at the road.

This lot comes with 2 brand new docks with approved transfer from the corps. This is a double lot.