Property is Located on KY 2025 near KY 11, south of Booneville, KY Disregard the address listed above. This property could be your Kentucky Homestead, or the perfect Hunting Camp for that week long getaway in the hunting season. Situated in the edge of the famous Daniel Boone National Forest, this superb 382+/- contiguous acreage is simply outstanding in its location and property features. The property sits on KY Route 2025, which carries both electricity and city water to a roadside house location. There is ample room for a large house, and a flat acre or two with excellent soil for your vegetable or flower garden. The property has a standing single room cabin, and an aging tobacco barn that is also usable. Ample irrigation water comes from the year round White Oak Creek, which is the property’s southern border. In addition, the constant flowing Betty Thomas Branch, which flows into White Oak Creek, forms the eastern border for the southern half of this section. Both of these water sources have numerous waterfalls and excellent exploring opportunities. The land raises to the north as you go deeper into the roughly mile long depth of the property. The access is made extremely easy for the first half by the presence of a improved dirt road that was recently widened for logging on the neighbors land. The improved road is suitable for any good 4 wheeled vehicle, and gets you up about half way to the beginning of the lower meadows, and the trails to the upper meadows. These meadows and hills are where the wildlife abound, and there are 2 ponds large enough for stocking trout. Some of the upper meadows were formed from the strip mine that was closed about 60 years ago. Since that time, the trees and ground cover have matured and the number of house/camp pad locations are numerous. As you go to the top levels of the property, you will enjoy vast vistas that encompass views of only your land. The property is nicely situated in a large valley between two fairly high ridges, and the views are spectacular, especially at sunset. This is a one of a kind opportunity to own some of the most accessible yet very private land in the area - a parcel that is large enough for you to hunt, farm, and live on, all at the same time, without ever needing to go anywhere else. In addition, all of the mineral rights (except 1/16) are conveyed to the buyer. There could be coal and natural gas still within the borders of the property, which will mean a future income if the energy industry returns to US based producers. The property has not been lumbered or mined for more than 60 years, as is stated above, and there have been no farms of any kind for that same period, so there is an abundance of timber over the entire 382+/- acres that could be harvested for additional income. This property is a must see - located in a remote area, just a few miles south of the quaint town of Booneville, and about 20 miles south of the Natural Bridge State Park, which is the gateway to the Red River Gorge Geological Area. For those interested in mountain hiking and exploring, this area is also the home of the Sheltowee Trace, a major part of the National Recreational Trail System in Kentucky and Tennessee. The benefits of owning this large parcel, available only once in a lifetime, are immense - all that is needed is a few hours of exploring and you will see that the possibilities are endless, Review the photographs that are available and Call today. Listing agent: Turners Real Estate, Booneville,
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