Billy Hackworth

$1,480,000

370 Acres

East Bernstadt, Kentucky, 40729

This expansive, contiguous timber tract is a rare find in Central Kentucky. Boasting a fully developed internal road system and a mature, merchantable stand of Red Oak and White Oak, this property is both beautiful and investment-ready.Outdoor enthusiasts and recreationalists will find endless opportunities to explore and enjoy the land’s natural features, from scenic ridgelines to hidden springs and streams. Land Expansive Timber Tract with Utilities, Road Access & Development PotentialThis large, contiguous timber tract in Central Kentucky offers a rare blend of natural beauty, accessibility, and development opportunity. Located just minutes from London and I-75—and within easy reach of Lexington, KY and Knoxville, TN—this property is ideal for recreation, investment, or creating your own retreat.Key Features:Mature Timber: A merchantable stand of Red Oak and White Oak adds both aesthetic and financial value.Excellent Road Access: Miles of improved internal roads, navigable by truck, ATV, or side-by-side, provide access throughout the property.Utilities Ready: Water and electric are available at the entrance, making development easy and cost-effective.Natural Beauty: Rock outcroppings, caves, ridge tops, springs, and streams make this tract a nature-lover’s dream.Versatile Potential: Build your dream home, design a one-of-a-kind getaway, or develop premium hunting or cabin sites.This is a healthy, high-quality tract of land with all the ingredients for a remarkable private estate or a smart development project.Improvements Water and utilities can be found at the entrance of this property for east access.  Miles of improved roads that have the ability to drive a truck on most and ATV or side by side through out the tract.Recreation Miles of improved roads make this expansive tract easily accessible by truck or side-by-side. Deer, turkey, and bear are found in higher-than-average numbers due to the healthy ecosystem and quality habitat within its boundaries.Agriculture Substantial stand of timber to include merchantable and mature red oak, white oak, poplar and numerous other trees. TIMBER CRUISE IS AVAILABLE IN THE DOCUMENTS.Region & Climate East Bernstadt, KY has a humid subtropical climate featuring warm and humid summers and cold winters. On average, temperatures range from around the low 30s in the winter to the mid-80s in the summer. The area receives an average of 48 inches of precipitation per year with snowfall averaging 8 inches throughout the season. Winter weather can be unpredictable, ranging from sunny days with mild temperatures to freezing days with ice and snow. It’s important to always keep up to date on current weather conditions when visiting or living in East Bernstadt, KY.East Bernstadt, Kentucky gets 49 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year.East Bernstadt averages 10 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year.On average, there are 180 sunny days per year in East Bernstadt. The US average is 205 sunny days.East Bernstadt gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 128 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measureHistory East Bernstadt is located in northern Laurel County. U.S. Route 25 passes just to the southwest of the community, leading southeast 4 miles (6 km) to London, the county seat, and northwest 12 miles (19 km) to Livingston. Interstate 75 also passes to the southwest of East Bernstadt, but without any direct access, the closest being from the Hal Rogers Parkway in London.According to the United States Census Bureau, the East Bernstadt CDP has a total area of 2.1 square miles (5.5 km2), of which 0.01 square miles (0.03 km2), or 0.46%, are water.[4]

$6,986,000

4,355 Acres

Cornettsville, Kentucky, 41731

This expansive 4,355-acre tract in Eastern Kentucky offers a rare combination of immediate income and long-term development potential. Currently, the property hosts 29 active oil and gas wells, generating consistent revenue, with plans in place for additional wells to be developed. Roughly 7 million tons of recoverable coal that makes this property an investment of a lifetime.Land The landscape of this expansive tract is too vast and diverse to fully capture in detail. As is typical for Eastern Kentucky, the property features a blend of steep slopes and gently rolling terrain. Predominantly timberland, the tract also includes mountain streams, reclaimed land, and an improved road network providing access to oil and gas wells. Unique natural features such as rock outcroppings, caves, springs, and a variety of striking and scenic terrain make this property truly one-of-a-kind.  This tract is fully in the eastern Kentucky ELK restoration zone as well.  Providing potential additional elk service income as well as potential land owner tags.Improvements The property also includes permits for gas and oil, accompanied by a previously developed mining plan, offering a streamlined path for future extraction. In addition to energy resources, the land produces substantial annual timber income, making it a diversified asset with multiple revenue streams.This property includes an active timber plan that generates substantial annual revenue from timber production.Nine new oil and gas wells have been proposed and approved for installation on this tract, offering potential for future revenue.Recreation This expansive 4,355-acre tract offers exceptional hunting and recreational leasing potential. Located entirely within Kentucky’s Elk Restoration Zone, the property presents outstanding opportunities for elk hunting, along with abundant populations of deer, bear, turkey, and various small game. The land can be subdivided and leased to outdoor enthusiasts for a range of activities, including hunting, ATV riding, and other recreational uses.Big game huntingElkDeerTurkeyBearSmall Game speciesElk Restoration ZoneATV Park potentialGlamping, Tiny home and development potentialRV Park DevelopmentAgriculture The primary agricultural use of this property is timber harvesting, supported by a detailed and productive timber management plan that generates substantial revenue. However, there is also significant potential for diversification, with areas suitable for crops, food plots, building sites, and other development opportunities—allowing buyers to expand or create additional income streams.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All existing mineral, timber, and water rights associated with this property will convey with the sale. The property’s revenue streams are fully operational, offering a turnkey investment with immediate return on investment (ROI).  The details of the income can be discussed with the listing agent.Estimated $8,000-10,000 royalty from gas and oil per month29 active producing gas wellsTimber IncomeTimber Assessment in 2015 of 4,024,047 board feet of timber as of 20137 million estimated recoverable tons of coal2,860.85 +/- acres of Fee Simple1,131.43 +/- acre of Mineral Only363.83 +/- acres of surface only4,355.46 +/- acres totalRegion & Climate Perry, KY County has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Temperatures in the summertime can range from the mid-80s to low 90s, while temperatures in the winter usually stay between the low 40s and mid 50s. The area receives an average of 48 inches of rainfall per year, which is slightly above the national average. In addition, snowfall is also quite common in Perry, KY County and can occur several times throughout the season. Overall, Perry, KY County has a pleasant climate that makes it an ideal location for outdoor activities.Perry County, Kentucky gets 47 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year.Perry County averages 14 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year.On average, there are 170 sunny days per year in Perry County. The US average is 205 sunny days.Perry County gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 135 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure.History There are two places named Perry County in the United States. One is located in Indiana and the other is located in Ohio. Perry County, Indiana was formed on November 1, 1814 from Warrick and Gibson Counties. It was named for Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry who defeated the British squadron in the decisive Battle of Lake Erie in 1813. Perry County, Ohio was established on March 1, 1818, from parts of Fairfield, Washington and Muskingum counties. The county is named for Oliver Hazard Perry, a hero of the War of 1812. Location The property is located just outside Cornettsville, Kentucky along Bull Creek and expands to the east for several miles.

$3,495,000

203 Acres

Cynthiana, Kentucky, 41031

Serenity and privacy define this turnkey equestrian farm just north of Lexington. Featuring two homes, multiple barns with stalls, and a riding arena, it’s designed for efficient horse operations. Lush pastureland supports rotation and turnout, while scenic trails and a private lake create the perfect setting for riding and relaxation.Land 203 +/- AcresThis turnkey Central Kentucky equestrian estate is truly exceptional. Thoughtfully designed for both horse and rider, the extensive improvements within this private sanctuary create the perfect balance of luxury living and premier horse farm functionality.As you turn off the county road onto the gated entrance, a simple click or keypad entry welcomes you in as the gate opens and closes securely behind you. The winding driveway carries you through gently rolling pastureland, offering your first glimpse of the well-appointed horse facilities that set this property apart.Positioned conveniently near the front of the farm, you’ll find the barns, multiple horse stalls, tack areas, equipment storage, and a well-designed riding arena—ideal for training, exercising, or hosting clinics. The layout allows for efficient daily operation while maintaining separation from the main residence for privacy and tranquility.The property is perfectly suited for horses, featuring lush, well-maintained pastureland with ample room for rotation, turnout, and expansion. The combination of open ground and natural shade provides an ideal environment for equine health and comfort year-round.Before ascending toward the custom log home privately situated atop the hill, you’ll pass the guesthouse and working facilities—perfect for caretakers, trainers, or visiting guests.In addition to its equestrian appeal, the farm offers a stunning, ultra-private lake stocked with largemouth bass, crappie, and bluegill, complete with a premium dock and concrete boat launch—adding both beauty and recreation to the property.Miles of established trails wind throughout the farm, making it ideal not only for riding but also for enjoying the scenic landscape. Ride along the lake, through wooded areas, and across rolling fields—this property was built to be experienced on horseback.The surrounding natural beauty and abundant wildlife enhance the peaceful setting, while the thoughtful land management ensures the property remains as functional as it is beautiful.Whether you’re looking for a working horse farm, a private equestrian retreat, or a legacy property in the heart of Central Kentucky, this farm offers a rare combination of infrastructure, land, and lifestyle.Improvements Main HouseBuilt in 2017, this approximately 2,450 sq ft Amish custom log home sits atop one of the highest elevation points on the farm, offering commanding views across the rolling Central Kentucky countryside. Designed to blend rustic craftsmanship with modern comfort, the home features a highly functional floor plan, premium finishes, and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that bring the outdoors in.From nearly every room, you can enjoy sweeping views of the farm—pastures, trails, and wildlife in motion. The setting creates a peaceful retreat after long days in the saddle, whether you’re training horses, working cattle, or simply enjoying the land. The home is equally suited for full-time living or entertaining guests in a true Kentucky horse country setting.Guest House / Income Producing ResidenceThe 2-bedroom, 2-bath ranch-style guest home (approx. 2,400 sq ft) offers flexibility for farm managers, guests, or short-term rental income. Built in 1974 and updated in 2018, it includes a new metal roof (2019), updated HVAC (2021), and a comfortable layout with additional unfinished basement space for storage or expansion.A 25×25 carport provides covered parking and equipment protection. This residence is ideal for extended family, trainers, or Airbnb-style income in a highly desirable equestrian region.Equestrian FacilitiesPurpose-built for serious horse operations, this farm is fully equipped for training, boarding, breeding, and recreational riding:Indoor Riding Arena (100×180)A premier all-weather riding facility featuring excellent lighting, water access, and durable footing. Ideal for year-round training, clinics, lessons, and horsemanship development regardless of weather conditions.Arena Barn / Trainer Facility11 stalls (12×12)Attached ~800 sq ft 1-bedroom, 1-bath trainer’s quartersElectric and full lighting throughoutWater access inside and outsideConcrete wash pads and multiple water troughsFunctional layout for daily training operationsChicken/rabbit coop and optional livestock separation pensTruss roof system with covered porch and secure exterior accessSecurity lighting for nighttime use and safetyMain Stall Barn (80×180)A highly functional working barn designed for efficiency and scale:20 total stalls with multiple sizes (including foaling/teaser stall options)Multiple tack rooms and supply storage areasDedicated office with full bathroom for farm operationsWash room and cold storage roomEquipment storage and functional workspaceFull-length second-story hay storage on both sidesAdditional studio apartment / trainer or staff quartersFuel service tanks for equipment and farm operationsThis barn layout supports everything from daily riding programs to larger-scale equine operations, including boarding or training programs.Equipment & Infrastructure30×40 metal equipment building with concrete floor and overhead doorsMultiple bays for tractors, mowers, bush hogs, ATVs, and trailersTwo additional 15×20 storage sheds for tools and suppliesFunctional farm infrastructure designed for efficient operation and maintenanceRecreation, Hunting & Outdoor LifestyleBeyond its equestrian focus, the property offers an exceptional outdoor lifestyle experience. Miles of established trails wind through open pasture, wooded areas, and along scenic stretches of the land—perfect for trail riding, ATV use, hiking, or exploring the entire farm on horseback.The property is incredibly private, fully fenced, and accessed through a secure gated entrance with keypad entry. This creates a true sense of seclusion while still being conveniently located in Central Kentucky horse country.Wildlife is abundant, making it equally appealing for recreational hunting and nature enjoyment. Strategically placed blinds and stand locations support quality deer management, while the land itself provides excellent habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and other native wildlife.RV & Guest AccessSix RV hookups with 50-amp service, water, and septic connections make this an ideal destination for visiting guests, trainers, clinic participants, or extended family gatherings. The infrastructure supports equine events, retreats, or multi-family recreational use.Utilities & ConnectivityThe farm is fully supported with utility district water, electric service, and septic systems. Strong cellular coverage is enhanced with a booster system, providing reliable high-speed internet access suitable for streaming, remote work, and business operations.Overall LifestyleThis is more than a horse farm—it is a complete Central Kentucky equestrian and recreational estate. Designed for riding, training, living, and enjoying the outdoors, the property offers a rare combination of functional horse infrastructure, natural beauty, privacy, and recreational opportunity. Whether your passion is horses, trail riding, outdoor recreation, or simply living on a world-class farm, this property delivers on every level.Recreation The abundance of outdoor recreation this property provides is truly exceptional. Step outside and experience it all—ride horses across rolling pastureland and wooded trails, take your ATV through miles of established paths, or simply enjoy a peaceful walk with your dog through the countryside.Spend the afternoon fishing your private, deep-water spring-fed lake, or unwind along the shoreline surrounded by nature and total privacy. For the sportsman, the property offers outstanding opportunities to climb into a ladder stand or settle into a well-placed deer blind, with a strong population of trophy whitetail deer and wild turkey.Whether on horseback, in the saddle of an ATV, or sitting quietly at the water’s edge, every corner of the farm invites you to slow down and enjoy the outdoors. Trophy bass fishing and quality-managed hunting further enhance the experience, making this a rare blend of equestrian living and premier recreational land.This is a place where outdoor traditions are passed down, where families gather, and where memories are made that truly last a lifetime.Agriculture Approximately 120 acres are actively managed for high-quality hay production, forming a strong agricultural base for the farm. These fields consistently yield an average of around 500 large round bales annually, providing dependable forage for horses and livestock while also supporting potential commercial hay production.The front fields are established in a productive mix of orchard grass and timothy, known for their excellent nutritional value and suitability for equine use. The balance of the grazing acreage is primarily in orchard grass, offering durable, well-established pasture ideal for rotational grazing, turnout, and long-term soil and forage stability.In addition to hay and pasture production, select areas of the farm are strategically planted in seasonal food plots featuring wheat, clover, and turnips. These plantings support land stewardship and wildlife habitat management while enhancing the overall agricultural diversity of the property.Overall, the land is efficiently utilized and well-maintained, supporting a strong balance of hay production, pasture management, and supplemental crop plantings consistent with a well-run Central Kentucky farm operation.General Operations Horse Boarding – $400 per stall (7 stalls) per month(potential for 11 more)Pasture Boarding – $100 per horse per monthGuest House Rental – $2,000 per monthArena Apartment – $800 per monthRV Hook-Ups (6 total) – $500 per month eachHay Production – Approximately 500 large round bales annuallyEstimated value: $30,000 per yearA true income-producing Central Kentucky farm with multiple streams of revenue potential, supported by strong equine infrastructure and productive agricultural ground.Region & Climate Central Kentucky experiences four distinct and enjoyable seasons, each bringing its own character to the farm. Spring delivers a vibrant green-up across the pastures and woodlines, with comfortable daytime temperatures in the 60s and 70s—ideal for foaling season, turnout, and long days in the saddle.Summer offers warm, productive days with highs in the upper 80s, perfect for early morning rides, training sessions in the arena, and afternoons spent enjoying the private lake for fishing, relaxing, or water recreation.Fall is a standout season on the property, with brilliant color throughout the tree-lined ridges and surrounding lake views. Crisp evenings and comfortable daytime temperatures in the 70s create ideal conditions for riding, harvesting hay, and enjoying the outdoors, while nights in the 50s bring a refreshing change after long days on the farm.Winter in Central Kentucky is generally mild by most standards, with daytime temperatures in the 40s to 50s and nighttime lows in the 30s and 40s. Occasional light snowfall adds a scenic touch to the landscape, creating a peaceful off-season atmosphere while still allowing for year-round farm operations and horse care.History Lexington, Kentucky Lexington is widely known as the Horse Capital of the World due to its rich equestrian heritage and expansive horse farms. It’s also famous for its bourbon distilleries, and is part of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, plus home to the University of Kentucky.Horse Capital of the WorldKentucky Horse ParkBluegrass StockyardsKeeneland Race CourseBourbon TrailLocation 15 minutes to shopping – Cynthiana, KY20 minutes to shopping – Georgetown, KY20 minutes to the Kentucky Horse Park30 minutes – Lexington, KY45 minutes – Blue Grass Airport, Lexington, KY

$850,000

297 Acres

Monticello, Kentucky, 42633

Nestled deep within 300 acres of peaceful countryside, this breathtaking 10-bedroom, 9-bathroom estate offers unmatched privacy, beauty, and space. Surrounded by mature timber, flowing creeks, and scenic landscapes, the property features nearly 60 acres of tillable cropland—perfect for farming or lease income. A charming old wooden covered bridge adds rustic character, while winding streams and natural terrain invite exploration and tranquility. Land Spanning approximately 300 acres of diverse and fertile ground, this exceptional farm offers a harmonious blend of productivity and natural beauty. With nearly 60 acres of prime tillable cropland, the land is well-suited for row crops, hay production, or pasture rotation. The remaining acreage features a balanced mix of mature hardwood timber, gently rolling hills, and lush creek bottoms—providing both recreational and resource value.A year-round stream meanders through the property, complemented by multiple spring-fed creeks and a charming, historic wooden covered bridge. The land offers excellent drainage, easy access by internal farm roads, and ample space for expansion, livestock, or custom agri-development. Ideal for a working farm, hunting retreat, or rural investment, this tract blends agricultural utility with scenic rural charm.Improvements 10 bedroom 9 bath homeNearly Fully furnishedAttached two car garageSauna and Gym RoomDetached two car pull through garage with a wood shop.4 Airconditioning units2 Living areas2 Kitchens2 level home which includes a basementLibraryThis is an “AS IS’ saleSome mold remediation will be requiredRecreation For the avid outdoorsman, this land is a true sportsman’s paradise—home to thriving populations of whitetail deer, eastern wild turkey, black bear, and all native small game species. Strategically located food plots, natural funnels, and water sources throughout the property create exceptional habitat for year-round hunting.  ATV and Horse back riding would be a great activity for this property. Please go to Hayden Outdoors website to see trail camera photos on this listing.Agriculture Nearly 60 acres of tillable pasture.  Merchantable timber as well as several natural features like springs as well as two ponds.  The soil in the bottom land as you can see in the photos has all the potential to feed cattle, hay production and for the hunting enthusiast, grow some great food plots.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All rights convey with purchase.

$250,000

178 Acres

Flat Lick, Kentucky, 40935

Easily accessible Eastern Kentucky mountain property nestled among tall, sweeping ridges with breathtaking natural beauty. The land is rich with multiple natural springs and a flowing creek, creating a peaceful, secluded setting. Ideal for a private retreat, cabin, or homestead with abundant wildlife and serene surroundings.Land Eastern Kentucky mountain property in Knox County offering a rare combination of natural beauty, privacy, and convenience. The land features a year-round flowing creek along the boundary, numerous natural springs throughout, and diverse terrain with several ideal building sites for a future home, cabin, or recreational retreat.This property is rich in wildlife, with frequent sightings of deer, turkey, bear, and elk, making it an excellent choice for hunting or nature enthusiasts. The timber is marketable, providing both immediate and long-term investment potential.Enjoy peaceful mountain living while still being just a short drive to Pineville and Barbourville for dining, shopping, and everyday needs. Whether you’re looking to build, invest, or simply escape to the outdoors, this property offers outstanding opportunity in a highly desirable Eastern Kentucky location.Improvements Road FrontageCreek accessNumerous natural SpringsCounty WaterElectricFlat access directly from the county roadInternal ATV/UTV roadRecreation A true recreational getaway in the heart of Eastern Kentucky’s mountains, this property offers endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Enjoy hiking, ATV riding, camping, and exploring across diverse terrain with scenic ridges, natural springs, and a year-round flowing creek. Abundant wildlife—including deer, turkey, bear, and elk—makes it an exceptional hunting destination. Whether for weekend escapes or extended stays, this land is perfect for those seeking a private, rugged outdoor experience.Agriculture This property features a strong stand of marketable timber, including white oak, red oak, and poplar. These valuable hardwoods offer both immediate and long-term investment potential while enhancing the land’s natural beauty. The mature timber provides excellent wildlife habitat and adds to the property’s appeal for recreation, hunting, or future selective harvesting.Location Please contact the listing agent for directions.

$36,000

16 Acres

East Bernstadt, Kentucky, 40729

Charming small country tract tucked away in Laurel County. Build your dream home or cabin on this secluded property with scenic views and easy road access, all while enjoying the peace and privacy of country living.Land Tucked away in the rolling hills of Laurel County, Kentucky, this exceptional country tract offers the perfect blend of natural beauty, privacy, and recreational opportunity. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, this property is ideal for anyone seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle while remaining just minutes from modern conveniences, historical landmarks, and some of the region’s most exciting outdoor recreation. Whether you are dreaming of building your forever home, a weekend cabin retreat, or simply looking for a recreational escape, this tract provides everything you could want in a Kentucky country property.  There is currently other larger tracts that join this property as well for sale.Improvements This property offers multiple potential build sites, all with convenient road access, making construction easy and flexible. Whether your vision includes a charming cabin tucked among the trees, a larger modern home with panoramic views, or a rustic retreat for friends and family, this tract provides the space, privacy, and accessibility to make it happen. Electricity and water are available near the road, simplifying the logistics of bringing your dream home to life. The gently rolling terrain allows for a variety of home designs, with elevated areas providing breathtaking long-range views of Laurel County’s scenic landscape.Recreation Nearby Recreation: Wildcat Mountain ATV ParkFor those who crave adventure, Wildcat Mountain ATV Park is just minutes away. One of Kentucky’s largest ATV destinations, the park offers hundreds of miles of trails, scenic riding, and opportunities to join a vibrant community of outdoor enthusiasts. Owning a property nearby allows you to enjoy the excitement whenever you like while still retreating to your peaceful home base. It’s the perfect combination of recreational opportunity and private seclusion. Adventure awaits right outside your door. The property features natural trails perfect for ATVs, dirt bikes, or hiking, providing endless hours of outdoor recreation. Whether you want to explore the wooded ridges, follow seasonal creeks, or simply enjoy a leisurely ride through the countryside, this tract caters to both thrill-seekers and nature lovers. With ATV-friendly access and nearby trail systems, you can enjoy the thrill of off-road adventure without ever leaving your own land.History History buffs will appreciate the property’s proximity to the historic Wildcat Battlefield. This site preserves a significant chapter of Kentucky’s past, and having it just minutes away allows for a connection to the region’s rich heritage. Explore the battlefield, take in the surrounding landscapes, and enjoy a sense of place that few properties can offer. Living so close to this historic site gives your land a unique character and adds an educational and cultural dimension to your rural retreat.

$242,000

110 Acres

East Bernstadt, Kentucky, 40729

110± acres just minutes from Wildcat Mountain State Park. ATV or short trail access to the park. Secluded and quiet with multiple potential build sites—perfect for a fresh start. Affordable smaller tract with other joining parcels available.Land The land features a gently rolling to moderately sloping topography, offering scenic ridges, natural clearings, and ideal sites for building. Several areas on the property are well-suited for a home or cabin, providing elevated views and natural privacy. Each potential building site benefits from easy access to the road and utilities, allowing for a smooth construction process.Whether you envision a permanent residence or a small getaway cabin, this tract accommodates a wide range of building possibilities. Large, open areas could host pastures, gardens, or small-scale farming, while wooded sections offer seclusion and natural beauty. With a thoughtful layout, you can preserve the property’s pristine charm while designing the home of your dreams.Improvements Key Features:110± acres with build-ready sitesAccess to electricity and water at the roadQuiet gravel road frontageMinutes from London and East Bernstadt, KYClose to Wildcat Mountain ATV Park and Wildcat BattlefieldEasy access to Interstate 75 and regional amenitiesDeer, turkey, and diverse wildlifeIdeal for a forever home or recreational cabinScenic rolling hills, mature timber, and natural clearingsSecluded yet convenient locationPotential for additional adjoining tractsThis property offers the perfect combination of Kentucky charm, outdoor recreation, and modern convenience. Whether for building, hunting, or enjoying the peaceful country lifestyle, it’s a rare opportunity to create your ideal retreat.This 110± acre tract is not just land—it’s a lifestyle. Whether you envision a long-term family residence, a hunting retreat, a weekend escape, or an investment in Kentucky’s growing real estate market, this property offers flexibility and potential. The combination of seclusion, build-ready sites, utility access, and recreational opportunities makes it a rare find.For those seeking an affordable entry into the land market, this tract is ideal. Its size is manageable yet substantial enough to allow for privacy, recreation, and development. Other adjoining tracts may also be available, offering potential for expansion or customization of your property footprint.Recreation This property is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Deer, turkey, and a multitude of other wildlife frequent the tract, providing exceptional opportunities for hunting, wildlife observation, and photography. The wooded areas, meadows, and natural corridors create an environment that supports a healthy ecosystem and ensures the continued presence of game and native species.Hiking, ATV riding, and horseback riding are easily enjoyed across the rolling terrain, while the close proximity to Wildcat Mountain ATV Park expands your recreational options. For those who enjoy exploring Kentucky’s landscapes, the property serves as an ideal base for day trips, nature walks, and adventure.The diverse mix of open spaces, timbered ridges, and natural corridors attracts an array of wildlife. Deer and turkey are common sights, and small game abounds, making this tract an excellent choice for hunters or nature lovers. The mature timber and occasional streams provide habitat for wildlife while contributing to the scenic beauty and ecological diversity of the property.Seasonal changes enhance the property’s appeal, from vibrant fall colors across the hardwoods to the soft, fresh greens of spring. The combination of open areas and forested sections creates a natural, balanced environment that is both visually striking and ecologically valuable.History History comes alive with the nearby Wildcat Battlefield, a site of historical significance in Kentucky. Owning property near such a landmark adds depth to the experience of living here and provides educational and recreational opportunities for families, historians, or anyone with an appreciation for Kentucky’s past.The surrounding region is also rich in Kentucky’s cultural heritage. From small-town charm to regional festivals and outdoor events, there is a strong sense of community and connection to the land. Living here allows for both immersion in nature and engagement with the vibrant local culture.

$122,000

55 Acres

East Bernstadt, Kentucky, 40729

55 secluded acres just minutes from London and East Bernstadt, KY, near Wildcat Mountain and the historic Wildcat Battlefield. Perfect for a private home or cabin site with easy road access and nearby utilities. Enjoy peaceful surroundings, abundant wildlife, and proximity to one of Kentucky’s most famous state parks — ideal for recreation, relaxation, or a nature-inspired retreatLand The tract features diverse terrain that gently slopes across ridges and hollows, creating a picturesque landscape with endless possibilities. Rolling hills, wooded ridges, and open clearings provide both scenic views and versatile building sites. Mature hardwoods, including oak, hickory, and maple, blanket much of the acreage, offering shade, privacy, and habitat for local wildlife. Seasonal creeks meander through the property, adding charm and the soothing sounds of flowing water. These natural features not only enhance the beauty of the land but also provide potential sites for small ponds, natural water gardens, or other landscaping enhancements.hether you envision a cozy cabin tucked into the woods or a spacious custom home on a ridge with sweeping views, this property offers multiple building sites to accommodate your plans. Clearings throughout the tract provide natural platforms for construction, while wooded areas offer privacy and seclusion. Whether you envision a cozy cabin tucked into the woods or a spacious custom home on a ridge with sweeping views, this property offers multiple building sites to accommodate your plans. Clearings throughout the tract provide natural platforms for construction, while wooded areas offer privacy and seclusion. The combination of rolling terrain and level spots allows flexibility in design, whether you prefer a single-story home, a multi-level residence, or a rustic retreat. The property’s layout also supports outbuildings, barns, and other structures for storage, hobbies, or agricultural purposes.Improvements Access to utilities is straightforward, with nearby electricity and water services facilitating future development. The property is accessible by road, providing year-round convenience and ease of travel to surrounding towns and cities. This combination of accessibility and seclusion ensures that you can enjoy the best of both worlds: the peacefulness of rural living with the convenience of modern infrastructure close at hand.Recreation his 55-acre property near Wildcat Mountain and the historic Wildcat Battlefield offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and historical significance. Minutes from London and East Bernstadt, KY, it provides convenient access to modern amenities while retaining the peaceful seclusion that makes it ideal for a home, cabin, or recreational retreat. With multiple building sites, mature timber, rolling terrain, seasonal creeks, and abundant wildlife, this land invites you to create a legacy property that will be enjoyed for generations.Whether your dream is a quiet getaway, a family homestead, or a recreational paradise, this property delivers the canvas upon which to build your vision. The blend of historical significance, natural features, and accessibility makes it a standout opportunity in one of Kentucky’s most beautiful and storied regions. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of Laurel County that combines all the best elements of rural Kentucky life: scenic vistas, abundant wildlife, historical charm, and the freedom to build your dream retreat in a location that’s as peaceful as it is accessible.Location Location & AccessibilityThis property enjoys a prime location that combines rural tranquility with convenient access to local amenities. London, KY, is only a short drive away, offering shopping, dining, schools, healthcare, and entertainment, while the charming town of East Bernstadt lies just minutes from your doorstep. Despite its proximity to modern conveniences, the land remains wonderfully private, surrounded by mature timber and gently rolling topography that provides a sense of isolation without sacrificing accessibility. Well-maintained roads lead directly to the property, and utility connections are nearby, simplifying the process of building your dream home or cabin.

$128,000

58 Acres

East Bernstadt, Kentucky, 40729

Quiet and secluded small-acreage tract near East Bernstadt and London, KY. Great deer hunting, easy road access, and multiple building sites make this a perfect spot for your dream home or getaway — all just minutes from Interstate 75. Better yet, th option to buy joining lots as well.Land Resting in the quiet hills of Laurel County, this 58-acre recreational retreat offers the perfect blend of privacy, natural beauty, and accessibility. Located just minutes from both East Bernstadt and London, Kentucky, and a short drive from Interstate 75, this property feels worlds away from the rush of everyday life while remaining close to modern conveniences. Whether you’re looking for a private hunting getaway, a future home site, or a long-term investment in Kentucky’s scenic countryside, this tract checks every box. The land is a rare mix of old-growth cutover and hardwood regeneration, forming a diverse landscape that attracts wildlife and provides endless opportunities for exploration. Rolling ridges and gentle hollows weave through the property, creating a natural rhythm of elevation changes that reveal new perspectives at every turn. These timbered ridges and valleys have a story to tell — one of untouched natural processes, deep-rooted growth, and Kentucky heritage.Scattered throughout the tract are seasonal and natural runoff creeks that meander gently through the terrain. In wetter months, the soft murmur of running water adds an extra layer of serenity to the property, while the subtle trickles that remain through summer serve as wildlife magnets. Deer trails and turkey tracks mark the soft earth around these creeks, telling the story of a property rich in game and ecological balance.The combination of old-growth cutover and young timber also creates a vibrant mosaic of habitat. Mature hardwood stands offer mast production and cover, while younger growth provides ideal bedding and browse areas for whitetails and other wildlife. For hunters, land stewards, or anyone who appreciates thriving ecosystems, this mix of timber stages is invaluableImprovements Buildable Ridges and Panoramic ViewsFor those envisioning a private cabin or permanent home, the property offers several potential building sites tucked into the landscape. The ridgelines rise gently from the access road, creating naturally elevated building spots that could easily be developed for a cabin, lodge, or home with panoramic views of the surrounding hills.Utilities are located nearby, making the process of developing your dream getaway simpler and more affordable. Power and water access from the road provide the convenience to build without sacrificing the peace and seclusion this land provides. Whether you’re looking to set a home in the hills, build a hunting camp, or establish a weekend retreat for family and friends, the groundwork is already there to bring your vision to life.Recreation Recreation, Hunting, and the Great OutdoorsIf your vision of a perfect weekend involves dawn breaking over a misty ridge, the distant gobble of a wild turkey, and the rustle of deer moving through hardwood leaves, you’ll feel right at home here. This property offers exceptional deer and turkey hunting thanks to the combination of habitat diversity, natural food sources, and low pressure.The rolling terrain creates natural funnels and bedding areas, while the open ridges and old roads make for easy stand placement and access. For bowhunters and riflemen alike, this land presents multiple opportunities to hunt smart and efficiently, with plenty of room to spread out or manage different hunting zones.Small game is also abundant — squirrels, rabbits, and the occasional covey of quail can be found along the edge cover and in the younger cutover sections. Wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, and naturalists will appreciate the property’s variety of flora and fauna.And when you’re not hunting, the property doubles as a personal outdoor playground. Trail riding, hiking, camping, and creekside relaxation all come naturally here. It’s the kind of place where weekends stretch into long afternoons, and the only deadlines are the ones you set for yourself.Agriculture A Landscape Shaped by NatureThe land is a rare mix of old-growth cutover and hardwood regeneration, forming a diverse landscape that attracts wildlife and provides endless opportunities for exploration. Rolling ridges and gentle hollows weave through the property, creating a natural rhythm of elevation changes that reveal new perspectives at every turn. These timbered ridges and valleys have a story to tell — one of untouched natural processes, deep-rooted growth, and Kentucky heritage.Scattered throughout the tract are seasonal and natural runoff creeks that meander gently through the terrain. In wetter months, the soft murmur of running water adds an extra layer of serenity to the property, while the subtle trickles that remain through summer serve as wildlife magnets. Deer trails and turkey tracks mark the soft earth around these creeks, telling the story of a property rich in game and ecological balance.The combination of old-growth cutover and young timber also creates a vibrant mosaic of habitat. Mature hardwood stands offer mast production and cover, while younger growth provides ideal bedding and browse areas for whitetails and other wildlife. For hunters, land stewards, or anyone who appreciates thriving ecosystems, this mix of timber stages is invaluable.History Nearby Attractions and Natural LandmarksAnother huge advantage of this property is its proximity to Kentucky’s Wildcat region, an area steeped in both history and natural beauty.Just minutes away lies the Wildcat Battlefield, site of one of the Civil War’s early engagements in Kentucky and now a preserved park that honors the region’s role in American history. A short drive farther brings you to Wildcat Mountain State Park, a scenic destination offering miles of hiking trails, breathtaking overlooks, and opportunities for camping, picnicking, and outdoor recreation.For fishing or boating enthusiasts, Laurel River Lake and Wood Creek Lake are both within easy reach, offering pristine water, boat ramps, and some of the best bass and crappie fishing in southeastern Kentucky. Combine that with access to the Daniel Boone National Forest just a few ridges away, and you’ve got an outdoor lifestyle that’s hard to match.The property’s central location — nestled between East Bernstadt and London — also means that restaurants, stores, and supplies are just minutes away when needed. It’s the perfect blend of rural freedom and modern convenience.