Wayne County, Kentucky Land For Sale (8 results)

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 croplandperfect 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 bottomsproviding 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 home Nearly Fully furnished Attached two car garage Sauna and Gym Room Detached two car pull through garage with a wood shop. 4 Airconditioning units 2 Living areas 2 Kitchens 2 level home which includes a basement Library This is an AS IS' sale Some mold remediation will be required Recreation For the avid outdoorsman, this land is a true sportsman's paradisehome 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.

411 acres of prime real estate on Lake Cumberland, Kentucky. Exceptional commercial, retail, and mixed-use development potential. Phase 1 of 5 is complete, including essential infrastructure with water, electric, and power in place. Features thousands of feet of Highway 90 frontage, offering outstanding visibility and access in a high-demand lake market. Land This expansive development tract spans approximately 411 acres of rolling Kentucky terrain, ideally positioned for growth and long-term value. Located just minutes from Burnside Island Golf Course, boat ramp, and marina, the property offers immediate access to recreation while remaining close to everyday conveniences. A short drive from Somerset, and accessed by crossing the iconic Burnside Bridge into Bronston, Kentucky, the development sits just over the Pulaski County line in Wayne County, KY. Its location provides both privacy and accessibility, making it well-suited for residential, commercial, or mixed-use development. The property features a fully functional clubhouse with extensive amenities, including a tennis court, basketball court, exercise area, dining hall, ballroom, and morealready in place to support an active community or event-driven use. Seventy (70) fully developed lots remain available, averaging approximately one acre per lot. Each lot includes road access and all necessary utilities, allowing for immediate construction of custom homes, retail shops, or commercial buildings. These lots are priced at $52,000 and up, presenting a strong opportunity for a future owner or developer to recoup nearly two-thirds of their initial investment before beginning development on the remaining 378 acres. With Phase One complete and all infrastructure already installed, this is a prime development opportunity offering scale, amenities, and significant upside in a growing region of Kentucky. As an added bonus the remaining Phases 2-5 have been surveyed as well. This allows for owners to set up new development plans with ease. Improvements Improvements include the following: 70 Build ready lots remaining in Phase 1 2,500 feet of Highway 90 Road Frontage 10,500 feet of Green Hills Estate Road Frontage Lake Views Larger Custom Surveyed Tracts for potential listings Complete Survey Clubhouse Tennis Court Basketball Court Dining Area Ballroom / Office Space Kitchen All Utilities for future construction 378+/- undeveloped property Agriculture This exceptional 378 acre tract of gently rolling pastureland offers both immediate agricultural income and outstanding future development opportunities. Currently utilized for hay production, the property consistently yields an average of 500600 round bales per season, including both first and second cuttings. With its open landscape, quality pasture, and expansive layout, the land is ideally suited for cattle operations, equestrian use, or continued hay production. The rolling topography and scenic setting also make it an excellent candidate for residential homesites, retail expansion, or commercial development. Whether you're looking to expand your agricultural operation, establish a premier horse or cattle property, or invest in land with strong development potential, this versatile acreage offers endless possibilities. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All mineral and waters right associated with this property convey with purchase. General Operations Fox Chase Estates is development in the making with Phase 1 complete. 70 lots available, ready to start new construction of single family homes. Hay production averages between 450-500 round bales per year. Region & Climate Summer: June through September is warm to hot, with July being the hottest month (average high of). Humidity is high, particularly in July and August. 85-86 degrees Winter: Short, cold, and wet, with January being the coldest month (average lows around). Snowfall is moderate, with January seeing the highest average accumulation. 27-30 degrees Spring/Autumn: These transitional seasons are moderate, with temperatures rapidly warming in April and cooling in October. Precipitation: Rainfall is relatively consistent, though winter and spring months are often wet. History The original town of Burnside, KY was located along the Cumberland River and was a prospering town for lumber and train stations. With the river it was very easy to transport lumber, so there were many lumber mills that were in the valley along the river. There were many large bridges that went over the river that the many trains would travel on 24/7. However, there was a need for more power and people wanted recreation areas, so the state decided to build the Wolf Creek Dam this would cause the Cumberland River to back up and form the Lake Cumberland. With the construction of this new dam the residents of Old Burnside knew that they would have to leave their homes and businesses and either move to another town or move to the new Burnside which was built on a nearby bluff (which is where the 4 historical homes are located). Many residents left because they were paid money to leave, but some didn't want to leave and didn't want the money the state was giving to them, but they were eventually pushed out. Before the dam was fully completed, they had to demolish all of the homes, businesses, and bridges. However, even today you can still see remnants of the tunnels and roads that were once part of a prosperous and thriving town. When they demolished the bridges, and the lake was formed there was no way for the residents of Burnside to get to the other side of lake without getting on a boat that was very small and was not ideal for the waves that Lake Cumberland produced.[3] They finally built many bridges over the lake for trains and cars to travel on instead of forcing people to go around the lake. Location Located 8 miles Southwest of Somerset, KY and 15 miles East of Monticello along and bordering highway 90.

This 201.15+/- acre property in Wayne County, Kentucky, features an expansive timberland tract with varied rolling terrain and textured topography, supporting diverse vegetation types. The land is primarily covered with early regeneration timber and includes pockets of more mature timber, creating a mix of vegetation densities. Multiple vegetation conditions support a diverse range of wildlife species, including whitetail deer, wild turkeys, and bears, as well as numerous small game species. The variation in cover and open areas contributes to a natural habitat environment. The property has frontage on a quiet county road, providing year-round access. Electric service is located close to the property boundary, and multiple potential building sites are present on the property for you to build your home or cabin. The terrain includes rolling hills and some areas of more distinctive slope and relief, while also providing areas that may be easier to develop for access or improvements. This property is well-suited for a range of uses, including various recreational pursuits, hunting, and rural land ownership. The size and layout of the property offer flexibility for establishing food plots, travel corridors, and bedding cover. Existing timber conditions provide a foundation for forest management practices that will enhance habitat diversity over time. Open canopy areas and more heavily timbered sections allow for a diversity of habitat projects. Build your home or a cabin, ride your four-wheeler or side-by-side, and hunt some of those big, elusive Wayne County whitetails. Want more, visit Lake Cumberland or Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery. Theres more here to do than you could dream of. Give me a call and lets check it out.

This 80-acre property in Wayne County, Kentucky, offers a unique opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts and those looking for a recreational retreat or future homesite. With two separate entrances off county roads and utility access at both entry points, this property is well-suited for building a home or cabin in a peaceful, wooded setting. The land features a diverse landscape with a mixture of sloped terrain and several plateaus, providing stunning natural vistas. The property is predominantly timbered with hardwood trees, including up-and-coming white oaks scattered throughout the tract. The land is rich in wildlife, making it ideal for hunting whitetail deer, wild turkey, bear, and small game. The current trail system throughout the property enhances its recreational appeal, offering access for horseback riding, four-wheeling, and side-by-side riding. Natural rock features add a picturesque touch to the terrain, creating additional character to the property. Whether you're interested in developing the land for a new home or cabin, enjoying outdoor recreational activities, or establishing it as a hunting property, this land offers versatile possibilities. Located just a short drive from the town and close to Lake Cumberland, the property provides both seclusion and convenience.

278.19 Acres on Parmleysville Road in Monticello, Kentucky A rare opportunity to purchase a large Tract of beautiful Kentucky property that has so much to offer . . . such as: -A beautiful neighborhood -County gravel road frontage -Hunt this season! Good hunting (deer, bear, turkey and small game) -Several good food plot areas -Great habitat -Nice trails throughout -Very peaceful and secluded -Year-round spring/creek -Close to South Fork and Daniel Boone National Park -Awesome views Notice the last two pictures . . . Look at the beautiful view of Pallet Rock. Pallet Rock is at the neighboring property. The property was surveyed in 2023. Located in Wayne County at 3015 Parmleysville Road; Monticello, Kentucky 42633. Asking $348,000 (approximately $1250 an acre) but can split for an additional $100 per acre. Owner Financing available to approved buyers with 20% down payment ($70,000) with simple interest at prime rate of 8%.

1,068 acres in Wayne County, Kentucky Located adjacent to Strawberry Road just south of Hardwick, Kentucky Parcel #s103-00-00-010.02, 113-00-00-023.00, 114-00-00-001.00, 114-00-00-008.00 Rolling hills covered with hardwood forest of a mixture of ages. Most recent management on the property within the last five years. Several small wildlife food plots scattered across the property connected by a well-developed trail system. Land is a certified forest under the American Tree Farm System.

378 acres in Wayne County, Kentucky Located adjacent to Highway 790 just south of Kidder, Kentucky Parcel #s: 113-00-00-026.00, 122-00-00-023.02, 123-00-00-001.03 Rolling hills covered with hardwood forest of a mixture of ages. Most recent management on the property within the last five years. Several small wildlife food plots scattered across the property connected by a well-developed trail system. Land is a certified forest under the American Tree Farm System.

Take a look at this 5 acre tract adjoining the popular Bridlebrook development. Ready for your dream home, weekend getaway, or income producing lake property! Underground utilities are available on the adjoining property and owner financing is offered to qualified parties.