This +/- 275-acre property in Robertson County, Kentucky, offers a diverse landscape with multiple features that make it suitable for recreational use, hunting, and future building opportunities. The tract provides a mix of timber, open creek bottom tillable ground, water sources, and access, creating a versatile tract within driving distance of larger cities.

Located approximately one hour from Lexington, Kentucky, and Cincinnati, Ohio, the property provides convenient access to amenities while maintaining a secluded setting. With roughly 1,680 feet of road frontage, entry to the property is straightforward, and utilities, including county water and electric, are available at the road. A potential building site is positioned near the front of the farm, yet set back off the road for additional privacy.

The land has a variety of terrain, with recently select-cut timber creating thick bedding areas and habitat for wildlife. Approximately 3,884 feet of North Branch Cedar Creek runs through the property, supplying a year-round water source. In addition, there are two small ponds that further support wildlife and recreational use.

For those interested in wildlife management opportunities, approximately 15.5 acres of creek bottom tillable ground is available. These areas are well-suited for establishing food plots or other uses that take advantage of the fertile bottomland soils.

The property lies within a zone one hunting county, an area recognized for sustaining populations of whitetail deer and turkey. While no outcomes can be guaranteed, the combination of food sources, cover, and water creates a strong potential for recreational hunting activities. The established trail system allows access to nearly all parts of the property, making it easier to navigate the rolling landscape, manage habitat, or enjoy outdoor recreation such as hiking or riding ATVs.

The blend of wooded areas, open bottomland, and water features provides an array of land uses that can be tailored to a new owner’s goals. The combination of accessibility, size, and location offers a tract of land with both immediate and long-term utility. With its size, resources, and location, this Robertson County property offers multiple opportunities for land use, whether for recreational enjoyment, habitat management, or as a future homestead site.