Located only a short drive southwest of the quiet town of Jackson, is a great chance to own an end-of-the-road, private, mountain-forested property. Tucked away just off KY 1933 at the end of Raleigh, Br. Road and Figured Beech Cemetery, “where the dirt road ends,” so to speak, is this beautiful, rolling mountain forest, providing that quiet, secluded privacy that everyone needs so desperately these days. This tract takes in vast hillsides, peaking ridges, and cresting secondary points descending into two valleys joining at the entrance. This property is made up of a natural mix of mid-sized oak/hickory hardwoods along the upper slopes and ridge tops with soft mast red maple, yellow poplar, and American beech along the lower elevations and valleys. Recent “very select cut” of large hardwoods has created a lush new regeneration of the understory, creating an abundance of food and cover for the native wildlife. The textured topography, good trail system, and upper benches provide many ideal cabin sites with beautiful views and privacy, especially in the upper elevations. A network of good trails/roads provides moving throughout the property a breeze on ATVs and UTVs or would even make for great horseback riding. Electric is roughly ½ mile away, and potable water would likely be acquired by a water catch system or a drilled well. This property is ideally suited for a weekend getaway in the mountains to hunt big mountain bucks, turkey, or even bear. This beautiful land offer near endless opportunity to hike, ride ATVs or horses, camp, or explore the history embedded in these ancient Appalachian ridges. Make this property your retreat to experience what life has to offer. Looking for even more adventure? Head southwest along KY 28 to nearby Buckhorn Lake, which offers a whole array of additional outdoor recreational options. If this type of relaxation and adventure sounds like what you’ve been missing, give me a call, and let’s see if this beautiful property is right for you.