Located along Charlie Morrison Road in Columbia, this 42.2087-acre tract in Adair County blends rustic living with rugged hunting ground, offering a complete package for outdoors enthusiasts. The property combines a move-in-ready cabin, diverse land features, and proximity to major recreational lakes, making it well-suited as a weekend retreat, hunting camp, or secluded full-time residence.

The cabin is thoughtfully finished with a rustic design showcasing natural wood grain. Rough-sewn cedar ceilings, pine flooring, and barn door accents provide warmth and character. At the same time, the kitchen balances modern and rustic touches with a creek stone tile backsplash, granite countertops, and a live-edge walnut bar. A tiled bathroom features a zero-entry shower with a rain head, and a spacious walk-in pantry adds functionality. The cabin is served by county water, electric, and septic, heated with a wood stove and a small electric unit, and cooled with two window AC units. Outdoor living is maximized with a covered front porch, open back deck, and covered parking. A small barn provides storage for tools, implements, and ATVs; a fruit orchard adds diversity to the homestead.

The land is a mix of rugged terrain and thick cover, creating excellent wildlife habitat. A seasonal creek flows much of the year, while mast-producing oaks and other hardwoods add food value and long-term timber potential. Portions of the property were select cut approximately five years ago, producing thick bedding and browse cover. Natural ridges, funnels, and varied topography set up well for predictable deer travel patterns. An elevated blind on one of the ridges provides an established hunting setup, and trail camera photos confirm a strong whitetail presence in the area. Wild turkeys also frequent the tract, making it a well-rounded hunting property.

Beyond its hunting and recreational use, the property benefits from its location near three major lakes—Green River Lake (24 miles), Lake Cumberland (32 miles), and Dale Hollow Lake (53 miles). These destinations offer fishing, boating, and water recreation, complementing the property’s hunting and rural lifestyle appeal.

With its combination of rustic living, proven wildlife habitat, timber resources, and access to both land and water recreation, this 42.2087-acre property stands out as a rare find in south-central Kentucky.