2214A State Highway 2033, Louisa, KY 41230

2214 acres offered per deed description. This expansive tract in the heart of Lawrence County provides a rare opportunity to own a large, private mountain property in one of Eastern Kentucky's well-known hunting regions. Historically held by coal companies since the 1970s, properties of this size and seclusion seldom become available for private ownership. The land features a diverse landscape of wooded mountains, rolling ridges, natural valleys, and dramatic rock bluffs. Multiple water sources run throughout the property including Tunnel Branch Creek, Left Fork of Nats Creek, Peach Orchard Branch, Burgess Fork and Tripple Branch along with an existing pond and several areas that appear suitable for additional pond or small lake development. These natural water features enhance the property's wildlife habitat and add to the scenic character of the land. Access throughout the property is supported by an established network of internal roads and multiple areas of road frontage, allowing for easy navigation to different sections of the tract. A gravel drive leads to a secluded area where a small shop structure is located, suitable for equipment storage or use as a base camp for recreational activities. The property was timbered in 2025; however, sections of mature timber remain standing across portions of the tract. Natural clearings and open areas throughout the land provide excellent opportunities for establishing wildlife food plots or future building sites. Located within Kentucky Deer Hunting Zone 2, the property supports a healthy population of regional wildlife. Hunters and outdoor enthusiasts may encounter whitetail deer, wild turkey, black bear, bobcat, coyotes, and other small game common to the Appalachian region. With its combination of wooded ridges, water features, internal road systems, and secluded building locations, this tract offers outstanding potential for a private hunting retreat, recreational property, trail riding destination, or long-term land investment. Whether you are seeking a large recreational tract, a private mountain getaway, or acreage with future development potential, this Lawrence County property offers privacy, natural beauty, and significant outdoor opportunities. More Photos will be uploaded in the coming weeks. "Mineral rights do not convey."