PRICE REDUCED! This 72.68-acre farm located at 329 Holt Lane in Edmonson County, Kentucky, offers a rare blend of homestead, farming, hunting, and investment opportunities in one versatile package. With income potential from crops, livestock, or rental residences, and excellent deer and turkey hunting, this property is well-suited for various buyers.

The farm lies to the northeast of the convergence of Bear Creek and Cub Creek, placing it directly on the downwind side of two major travel corridors. This unique positioning offers some of the best setups for hunting prevailing west and south winds in the region. With additional access trails, this property can be easily hunted and strategically managed to maximize deer and turkey opportunities.

Approximately 60% of the land is open ground, currently in a corn and soybean rotation and rented to a local farmer. With no long-term lease, you can continue renting for annual income, farm the ground yourself, or fence it for cattle or horses. This flexibility provides long-term agricultural and investment value.

The property also features substantial infrastructure for farming and livestock. A 75' x 45' horse barn is in excellent condition aside from storm damage to one truss and a section of the roof. A smaller barn provides additional storage or livestock use.

Residential income is an added benefit here. Two homes are included:

The main residence features two bedrooms, one bathroom on the main level, and a full unfinished basement with an additional bathroom. A detached two-car garage adds utility.

The second residence, an older single-wide mobile home, could be used for rental or guest accommodations.

Together, the homes could provide $1,250+ monthly in rental income, adding to the property’s financial potential.

Privacy is another hallmark of this farm. Located at the dead end of a private road, the property is secluded and peaceful, offering an ideal setting for a permanent homestead, weekend retreat, or working farm.

This multi-use farm truly has it all: hunting, agriculture, rental income, barns, and privacy. The seller is motivated—call today to make an offer on this unique Edmonson County property.