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Newest McKee Land for Sale

$1,261,695
26024435 MLS
Here is a rare opportunity to own 361.51 acres of prime hunting and recreational property in Bardwell, Kentucky, offering an exceptional combination of tillable acreage, mature timber, beautiful ridges, bottom land, and outstanding wildlife habitat. The property features 20+/- acres of tillable ground, along with multiple strategically placed food plots and box blinds, creating an ideal setup for pursuing quality whitetail deer. With a mixture of ridges, bottom land, cover, and food sources, this property has amazing potential to hold and grow large whitetail deer, making it a true hunter's paradise. A well-established trail system provides access throughout the property and makes navigating the acreage easy. Whether you're hunting, managing wildlife, or simply enjoying the outdoors, there are endless opportunities to explore. One of the property's biggest advantages is its location directly next to the Doug Travis Wildlife Management Area, providing additional surrounding habitat and recreational opportunities. The property is also just a few miles from the Mississippi River and a nearby boat ramp, giving you convenient access to some of the region's best outdoor recreation. For the side-by-side enthusiast, the surrounding area offers miles of river-bottom trails perfect for exploring and riding. Whether you're looking for a premier whitetail hunting property, recreational retreat, investment opportunity, or private outdoor getaway, this 361.51-acre tract checks all the boxes. With its excellent habitat, established hunting improvements, tillable acreage, trail system, and proximity to the Doug Travis WMA and Mississippi River, this is a property that deserves a serious look.

0000 New Lakton Rd, Bardwell

$44,500
26024304 MLS
Welcome to Mountain View Farms located on Allen Hill Road which is in Booneville Kentucky in Owsley County. 13.6307 acres with a beautiful building site. This property has gravel road frontage that is maintained by the county. This property would be an amazing place to build a rural homestead or would make a wonderful camping/hunting/recreation site. The title work has been done and the title is clear and we will be transferring the property to you via a General Warranty Deed which is the best form of ownership. The property is lightly restricted to no mobile home parks and no junk yards to maintain a country rural atmosphere and protect your property value, RV's or campers are permitted for recreation purposes. Owner Financing Available!!!!! Additionally, our convenient location provides easy access to other nearby cities such as London, Corbin, Beattyville, McKee, Manchester, and Jackson, all within an hour's drive. For those seeking more extensive amenities, Lexington, KY, and Knoxville, TN, are within a two-hour drive away. At Mountain View Farms, you're not just buying a piece of land; you're gaining access to a world of recreational opportunities. Explore the nearby wonders of Red River Gorge, offering hiking, rock climbing, camping, and scenic trails that will take your breath away. Take a day trip to Wood Creek Lake, where fishing, boating, kayaking, and picnicking await. Dive into the refreshing waters of Laurel River Lake for swimming, water skiing, fishing, and scenic boating. Lake Cumberland invites you to indulge in boating, fishing, water sports, and lakeside camping. And for the nature enthusiasts, Red Bird Wildlife Management Area and Beaver Creek Wildlife Management Area offer hunting, wildlife viewing, hiking, and birdwatching adventures. If you would like to view the property you can GPS 3300 Pierson Fork Road Booneville Kentucky and that will take you to the place where you will see the yellow and black real estate signs. This property is located on Allen Hill Road which is just off of Pierson Fork Road. Recent survey has been completed. Easy Terms Owner Financing with Easy approval. If you choose to use our owner financing the terms will be as follow: $44,500 purchase price, $500 closing cost (due at contract signing), $2,225.00 down payment (due at closing), 8.95% interest on 15 year term with 5/1 ARM = $427.52/month, $0 early termination penalty. You can get a lesser interest rate if you choose to do a higher down payment (inquire with sales person). -this loan is a non-residential loan which means we will be asking you to wait until we are paid off to use the property as your primary residence-this is like this because of the way all owner financiers are regulated...this typically is not a problem because if you do use the land as your primary residence and if you get a loan for the residence (cabin, house, mobile home) that lender will require you to combing the land loan with the home loan giving you a land-home package. This regulation does not exist for any property that is 25 acres or more. This regulation of course does not exist if you pay cash for the property or get your own loan from a bank and it also will not exist after we are paid off if you use our owner financing. To view additional information about this property you can go to https://dgschell.com/land-for-sale/mountain-view-farms/ To view additional rural land listings please visit our website at https://dgschell.com/land-for-sale/

2571 Kentucky, Tyner

$699,999
26024246 MLS
Timber is the defining feature of this 160 +/- acre tract. Located on the east side of Knox Lillard Road, this is the larger and more varied half of the farm, consisting of approximately 160 acres of predominantly wooded ground. The property offers a combination of mature timber, diverse species, and younger growth developing throughout the tract, providing both immediate timber resources and long-term growth potential. The timber stands across gentle, rolling terrain with creek drainage throughout the property. A diverse mix of hardwoods creates a strong natural resource component, while the combination of mature timber and younger regeneration gives the tract the characteristics buyers look for in a long-term woodland investment. A professional timber cruise or forestry evaluation would be recommended for buyers interested in determining current merchantable timber volume and value. Established interior trails provide access throughout the property, making it practical to inspect the timber, navigate the acreage, hunt, and manage the property. For a tract of this size, the existing trail system is a significant asset and provides a foundation for future timber, recreational, and wildlife management. The property also offers quality habitat for deer and turkey, with the combination of timber, water, rolling terrain, and areas of early successional growth creating varied wildlife habitat. The property is currently being hunted under a lease that generates income for the current owner. The hunting lease expires upon closing, allowing the new owner to take possession without an existing hunting lease. Blinds, feeders, and stands belong to the current lessee and do not convey with the sale. Several open and transitional areas provide additional opportunities for a buyer interested in managing the property for wildlife or recreation. The open area consists of about 3 places on the property. About 1/4 acre of open ground is located in the heart, while approximately 150 yards of power line easement cross the northern portion and a 600-yard pipeline easement follows the southern end. These areas are currently in early successional growth and provide potential locations for future habitat improvements, food plots, bedding areas, or travel corridors, subject to applicable easement restrictions and landowner preferences. Approximately 700 yards of I-71 frontage provide excellent highway exposure and convenient access to the property. Electricity is available along the road, while the majority of the tract remains undeveloped, giving a buyer flexibility to determine how the property is utilized. For the recreational buyer, this property offers a substantial block of timber, established trails, water, rolling topography, and multiple habitat types. For the buyer focused on timber, the combination of mature stands, species diversity, and younger growth provides the foundation for a long-term woodland asset with potential future timber income. The property also offers potential for a buyer interested in future improvements or a private rural retreat, with electricity along the road, quick highway access, and substantial acreage. Located in Gallatin County with convenient access to I-71, the property is approximately midway between Cincinnati and Louisville, with Sparta, Warsaw, Carrollton, and the Kentucky Speedway within the surrounding area. Contact us today to schedule a private showing and walk the property. Showing by appointment only.

0000 Knox Lillard Rd, Sanders

$299,999
26024245 MLS
47 +/- acres on the west side of Knox Lillard Road, and a piece of ground that punches above its size. The tract is mostly thickets and timber: a few stands of mature hardwood, a diverse mix of species, and younger growth coming behind it, set across gentle, rolling slopes with a creek running through. Trails are already cut throughout. The entry is gated off Knox Lillard Road, and an abandoned tobacco barn stands near the road just inside it, still standing, but not a usable structure. For someone looking for that blank chalkboard satellite farm, this is trophy deer and turkey habitat, and it is hunted today under a lease that is producing income for the owner. That tells a buyer the ground is proven rather than promising. The lease expires upon closing, so possession is clean; the next owner hunts it himself the first season. The blinds, feeders, and stands here belong to the current lessee and do not convey with the sale. Not all of it is timber, and the open ground is what gives this tract its options. Approximately seven acres were tillable, last planted in tobacco about fifteen years ago and now grown into native grasses. That field is early-successional cover sitting in the middle of thickets, thermal hubs, and timber, which is exactly the kind of edge a deer herd uses hard. It is also 7 acres a buyer can work back up and plant, or the level, open ground a home eventually sits on. Add roughly 500 yards of power line easement across the northern portion of this tract. Between the field and the easement, this 47 +/- acre tract has two separate pieces of open ground to work with. Electricity is on the road. Beyond that, this is a blank chalkboard for someone who wants to build a small, private hunting property exactly the way he wants it, or who wants a wooded, gently rolling piece of Kentucky to put a home on down the road. The topography here is forgiving enough to give a buyer real options on both counts. Gallatin County sits on I-71 roughly midway between Cincinnati and Louisville, with Sparta, Warsaw, and Carrollton close by and the Kentucky Speedway just up the road, close enough to reach easily on a Friday evening, far enough to feel like it is yours. Call today and come walk it.

0000 Knox Lillard Rd, Sanders

$949,999
26024240 MLS
207 +/- acres in Gallatin County, split by Knox Lillard Road and offered here as a whole. Tract A, approximately 47 +/- acres, sits on the west side of the road, and Tract B, 160 +/- acres, on the east, and the two halves together make a farm that is almost entirely timber: mature stands, diverse species, and younger growth coming behind it, laid across gentle, rolling slopes with multiple creeks running throughout. This is a trophy deer and turkey habitat. Right now the farm is under a hunting lease it is producing, and it is generating income for the owner as it sits. A buyer does not have to wonder whether the deer are here. That lease expires upon closing, so the next owner takes the farm free and clear and hunts it his first season. One thing to be clear about up front: the blinds, feeders, and stands on this farm belong to the current lessee and do not convey with the sale. That is the opportunity rather than a drawback. The next owner inherits proven ground and a blank chalkboard on top of it: acreage, cover, water, topography that a deer can use, and trails already cut throughout the property so a new owner can get on it and see what he has from the first day, with no one else's stand locations to work around and no setups hung for somebody else's wind. The open ground on this farm exists in three places. Approximately 651 yards of power line easement crosses the northern portion, roughly 500 yards on the west side and 150 on the east, creating cleared lanes of the kind that make excellent food plots and travel-corridor management. A 600-yard pipeline easement runs the south end of the east side, doing the same thing on the opposite corner of the farm. And approximately seven acres on the west side was tillable ground, last planted in tobacco about fifteen years ago and now grown into native grasses. That field is either early-successional cover exactly where a deer wants it, or it is seven acres a new owner can turn back over and plant. An abandoned tobacco barn sits near the road on the west side behind a gated entry. It is still standing, but it is leaning and coming apart in places and should be considered a piece of this county's history rather than a usable building. Electricity is on the road on both sides. Beyond that, the farm is timber, and that is the point. Access is unusually good for a tract this private. The property fronts Knox Lillard Road on both sides, and the east half carries 770 yards of I-71 frontage at the Exit 55 interchange, which means visibility and an easy approach from the interstate without a long county-road haul to reach it. Between both tracts, it also holds over 1000 yards of road frontage on Knox Lillard Road. Gallatin County sits on I-71 roughly midway between Cincinnati and Louisville, with Sparta, Warsaw, and Carrollton all close by and the Kentucky Speedway just up the road. Whether the next owner is stepping into a proven trophy hunting property and building it out his own way, looking for acreage to build a home on down the road, or buying timber and topography to hold, 207 contiguous acres in one ownership on a hard-surface road does not come along often in this part of Kentucky. Call today and come walk it.

0000 Knox Lillard Rd, Ghent

$410,000
26024184 MLS
44.8 ACRES OF ROOM TO GROW | BOYLE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT There's something special about having room to spread out. Nearly 45 acres, open pasture, a pond, and plenty of space to make memories, build, explore, and enjoy the simple things that come with country living. Located in the Boyle County School District, this property offers a rare opportunity for a family looking for more space and the freedom to create something of their own. The land is currently subdivided into approximately 10-acre lots, offering flexibility for future plans and potential homesites, subject to applicable restrictions and approvals. The property is fully fenced, with a gate needed to complete the enclosure, and features an established electric service. A pond adds to the peaceful rural setting, while the open pasture provides plenty of room for animals, recreation, gardening, or simply enjoying the outdoors. There is an existing house and barn on the property that are in need of removal, giving the next owner a blank canvas to create a home and property that fits their family. A septic tank is also present, although its condition and functionality are unknown and should be independently verified by the buyer. Whether you envision a place where the kids can run and explore, a few animals in the pasture, evenings by the pond, or simply having plenty of room to breathe, 44.8 acres gives you the space to dream a little bigger. Come walk the land, take in the views, and see what you could build here.

1350 Cream Ridge Rd, Junction City

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