This 39-acre tract in Pulaski County, Kentucky, offers a mix of gently rolling terrain and diverse timber cover bordering the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers buffer around Lake Cumberland. The property lies off Omega Park Road via a surveyed right-of-way that leads to the interior boundary. Topography across the parcel varies, with open Timber areas interspersed with pockets of mature white oak and other hardwood species, with Heavier vegetative cover that provides habitat and privacy.

The land’s terrain and wooded cover offer a variety of recreational, outdoor, and homestead uses. Several elevated locations throughout the acreage are suitable for the construction of a primitive residence, cabin, or campsite. Electric and water utilities are located near the property, though not currently running onto the tract. Prospective buyers should confirm utility availability and potential costs with local providers.

The property shares a boundary with the Corps buffer for Lake Cumberland, offering a visual connection to the lake and a wooded backdrop typical of this region of south-central Kentucky. Property use may include hunting, wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation. Lake Cumberland lies adjacent to this property, allowing easy access to the shoreline by foot from the tract. A public boat ramp on the lake is located within a short driving distance via neighboring roads, providing vehicular access to the water for trailering small boats or launching watercraft.

Lake Cumberland is a significant reservoir in the region, known for its extensive shoreline and water-based recreation. The area draws visitors for boating, fishing, and lakeside activities, and numerous public and private access points are scattered around the lake’s perimeter.

Local amenities and services for everyday needs are found in several nearby communities. Burnside, located near the lake shore, is a small city in Pulaski County with dining, retail, and service options approximately 8 to 10 miles northeast of this property. The county seat of Somerset lies roughly 11 to 13 miles to the northeast and offers expanded services, medical care, schools, groceries, and regional transportation links. Other small communities within a short drive include Ferguson, Science Hill, and Eubank.

This parcel’s location within Pulaski County places it in a rural setting with secondary paved roads leading to and from the property. U.S. Highway 27 and the Cumberland Parkway provide regional transportation corridors to points north toward Lexington and south toward southern Kentucky.

This offering provides a mix of timberland, varied topography, and access to one of Kentucky’s notable lakes. Along with potential outdoor uses, the site includes areas suitable for development with primitive or seasonal structures. Buyers should conduct due diligence on land use, utilities, access rights, and other factors relevant to their intended use.