This tract contains approximately 126 acres in Harrison County, Kentucky, and sits only 8 miles from Cynthiana. It is also about one hour from Lexington and the I-75 corridor, giving the property convenient access to services, supplies, and regional travel routes. The acreage includes a blend of open ground and timbered cover, creating opportunities for agricultural use, recreation, and future building considerations.

Approximately 36 acres are open and are currently being used for cattle and hay production. These open fields provide productive ground for continued agricultural use, expansion of forage production, or conversion into wildlife plots if the next owner chooses. The remaining acreage is wooded and contains a mix of thick, brushy cover along with scattered hardwoods. The terrain offers a total elevation change of approximately 160 feet across the entire tract, providing a combination of rolling ground, ridge lines, and low-lying areas that support a variety of land uses.

The property has an extensive amount of road frontage. On Highway 62, there are approximately 670 feet of frontage on the south side of the road and another 1,174 feet on the north side. Additional access includes roughly 750 feet of frontage along Kendall Branch Road and about 1,600 feet along H Hand Road. These access points create flexibility for future entrances, subdividing considerations, or placement of structures, depending on the buyer’s goals.

Multiple building site options exist throughout the property. Water and electricity are available at the road, which simplifies planning for residential, agricultural, or recreational structures. The layout of the open ground and wooded areas allows for building locations that can provide privacy, ease of access, or views of the landscape.

The property is located in a zone 1 hunting county that is known for producing quality whitetails and turkey. The blend of bedding cover, open fields, and natural travel corridors supports wildlife movement throughout the property.

Cynthiana is the nearest town at approximately 8 miles away. Other nearby communities include Berry, at roughly 6 miles, and Carlisle, at about 19 miles. Lexington is approximately 40 miles away, making it a reasonable drive for supplies, amenities, or airport access.

This acreage offers a balanced combination of agricultural ground, wooded cover, and multiple access points. The presence of utilities at the road and several potential building locations adds value for buyers considering long-term plans. Its proximity to nearby towns and regional routes makes it a practical option for a variety of uses while still providing the benefits of a rural setting.