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Formerly known as Centerville, the unincorporated community of Kirksville, Kentucky, is a great place to buy a home in Madison County. Settlement in the area started in the early nineteenth century, and the name was changed in 1845 to honor Samuel Kirkendall, a local store owner who donated land for the school. Today Kirksville sits at the intersection of Kentucky Route 1295 and Kentucky Route 595, roughly five miles southwest of Richmond. 

Also near Kirksville is Buggytown, roughly three miles southeast of Kirkland; Paint Lick, around three-and-a-half miles south; and Silver Creek, around two-and-a-half miles east. In the vicinity of this small Kentucky community, you’ll also find several landmarks like Wheeler Cemetery, Ross Cemetery, and Kinnard Cemetery. Paint Lick School, Round Hill General Store, and Kirksville Elementary School are also in the area. Similarly, because of the community’s proximity to Richmond and other cities, there are several excellent dining options near Kirksville homes. Among some of the locals’ favorites are Smitty's Southern Style BBQ, Purdy's Coffee Co., Khin's Sushi, Wink's Bar, Babylon Cafe, Dreaming Creek Brewery, and Straight From Texas Bar-B-Que, to name a few.

Kirksville real estate is equally diverse. There are a variety of single-family homes for sale in the Kirksville area. Real estate in Kirksville can sometimes include vacant land, horse farms, and acreage too. Because of the diversity of Kirksville properties, prices tend to span a broad range. If you would like detailed information about any of the available properties in Kirksville, Kentucky, please connect with us today or at your earliest convenience.

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$40,000
26011659 MLS
Discover the potential of this 2.5792 acre wooded tract located on the outskirts of Corbin in southern Laurel County. Offering road frontage along Auger Springs Road, this property provides a peaceful setting with a natural landscape and a gently sloping topography that descends from the road toward the rear of the property. The heavily wooded surroundings create a private, tucked-away feel while still keeping you within convenient reach of town. Adding to its appeal, the Daniel Boone National Forest begins just across the street, creating incredible potential to enjoy all that the outdoors has to offer. From hiking, hunting, wildlife watching, and exploring scenic Kentucky woodlands to nearby fishing, boating, and recreation at Laurel River Lake, this property places outdoor adventure right at your doorstep. Whether you are looking for a recreational getaway, a future homesite, or a quiet piece of Kentucky land to make your own, this property offers a beautiful wooded backdrop with plenty of possibilities. The sloping terrain may lend itself well to a home design that takes advantage of the natural grade, wooded views, and added privacy. Located just outside Corbin, the property is near many of the area's everyday conveniences and regional attractions. Corbin offers a strong mix of local dining, shopping, entertainment, healthcare, schools, churches representing a variety of denominations, and community amenities. The area is known for local restaurants, downtown shops, The Corbin Arena, the Harland Sanders Café and Museum, and its convenient access to outdoor recreation throughout the region. With wooded privacy, road frontage, natural topography, and the Daniel Boone National Forest located just across the street, this southern Laurel County property offers an excellent opportunity to enjoy a peaceful rural setting while remaining close to Corbin, Laurel River Lake, dining, entertainment, healthcare, and endless outdoor recreation.

9990 Auger Springs Rd, Corbin

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