5634 Burkesville Rd, Glasgow, KY 42141

Located at 5634 Burkesville Rd in Glasgow, Kentucky, this 127.67± acre property sits in Barren County just south of Glasgow, offering a combination of tillable farmland, recreational land, and long term development potential. The property provides convenient access with road frontage along both Highway 90 and Witty Rd, allowing multiple points of entry for equipment, hunting, or future site development. The terrain across the property is flat to gently rolling, a layout that supports row crop production, hay ground, livestock grazing, or building sites. Approximately 100 acres are currently planted in soybeans, reflecting the farm's history of productive agricultural use and its potential to generate income for a buyer who wants to continue row crop or hay operations. The remaining acreage includes a mix of open ground and timbered acreage. Water resources are a notable feature of this property, with three ponds located throughout providing a water source for livestock, wildlife, or recreational use. Several older barns remain on site, offering storage for equipment, hay, or livestock, and could be renovated or repurposed by a new owner. For buyers interested in hunting or outdoor recreation, the property's size, terrain, and mix of open and covered ground create habitat that can support deer, turkey, and other wildlife common to south central Kentucky. The combination of cropland and natural areas is a layout often sought after by hunters and land managers working to establish or improve wildlife habitat. Utilities are already established on the property, along with an older mobile home, which may offer a starting point for a buyer planning to build, renovate, or use the site as a rural homestead. The property's overall size and road frontage also position it as a candidate for future development, whether that involves subdividing acreage, adding additional structures, or other uses permitted under local zoning and applicable regulations. Buyers are encouraged to verify zoning, utility capacity, and any development requirements with Barren County officials.This property may suit a range of buyers, including those interested in row crop or hay production, cattle or livestock operations, hunting and wildlife management, or long term development. Its combination of tillable ground, water features, existing utilities, and dual road frontage make it a versatile tract in a part of Kentucky known for its agricultural land and outdoor recreation.