Floyd County, Kentucky Land For Sale (2 results)

Located along Hamilton Branch Road along Toler Creek in Harold, Kentucky, this 200+/- acre property offers a combination of residential living, recreational acreage, and future development potential. The property includes a 1,956-square-foot brick home built in 1949, featuring four bedrooms and one bathroom. All existing kitchen appliances are included with the sale. A detached three-car garage provides ample vehicle storage, along with additional enclosed rooms for equipment, workshop space, or general storage. The land features approximately 800 feet of road frontage along Hamilton Branch Road, offering convenient access to the property. An established network of internal roads extends throughout much of the acreage, making it easier to access different portions of the property for recreation, maintenance, or exploration. Whether traveling by UTV, ATV, horseback, or on foot, the road system provides access across much of the mountain terrain. The property includes approximately 600 feet of a mapped blue-line stream, as well as a pond that offers opportunities for fishing, kayaking, or simply enjoying the surrounding landscape. The combination of water features and diverse habitats contributes to the property's recreational appeal. Historically, portions of the property were mined for coal, with a few gas wells currently operating. Today, the land consists of large wooded mountain terrain with a variety of ridges, benches, and potential building locations. Several areas could accommodate additional structures, subject to local regulations and buyer verification. The eastern portion of the property has previously been surveyed, providing additional information for future planning. The acreage offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including hunting, hiking, horseback riding, ATV and UTV riding, wildlife observation, and outdoor enjoyment. The established trail system allows users to explore much of the property while taking advantage of the varying elevations and scenic mountain landscape. Despite its private setting, the property remains conveniently located near services. It is approximately 3.5 miles from US 23, providing direct access to surrounding communities. Downtown Pikeville is approximately 9 miles away and offers shopping, restaurants, medical facilities, and employment opportunities. Prestonsburg is approximately 17 miles away and provides additional retail, healthcare, and community services. This property offers a unique opportunity for buyers seeking a residence with substantial acreage for recreation, outdoor activities, or future expansion. With an existing home, detached garage, pond, stream, extensive internal road system, and convenient access to nearby communities, the property offers a wide range of potential uses while maintaining the character of eastern Kentucky's mountain landscape.

Located just minutes from Prestonsburg in Floyd County, Kentucky, this 192 acre tract offers a large, contiguous block of Appalachian land with diverse terrain, excellent timber value, and multiple access points. The property features approximately 580 feet of elevation change, ranging from about 820 feet to 1,400 feet, creating a mix of valleys, benches, and rolling hardwood ridges that support a variety of uses. Two primary valleys run through the property, each with a north-flowing stream and blacktop road frontage, providing convenient access to different portions of the land. These natural corridors offer opportunities for trail development, hunting setups, or potential cabin sites. A small pond is located in the southeast fork, adding a water feature that may support wildlife and recreational use. The property is heavily timbered with mature hardwoods, offering an excellent ROI. A recent timber cruise and evaluation are available upon request. The timber resource represents a significant component of the propertys overall value and may be of interest to buyers evaluating long-term land management or investment considerations. The forested landscape also provides natural cover and habitat for local wildlife, with visible deer sign throughout the tract. Access is a key feature, with blacktop road frontage and an end-of-the-road setting that limits through traffic. Utilities are available at the road, offering flexibility for future improvements such as a cabin or recreational basecamp. The terrain ranges from moderately rolling ridge tops to steeper mountain slopes on the side hills, offering a range of recreational activities, including hunting, hiking, and exploring. Additional features include historic, non-operating gas wells located on the property. Buyers should perform their own due diligence regarding any existing infrastructure or rights associated with these features. This Floyd County property provides a combination of acreage, access, solid timber resources, and natural features that support recreational use and long-term ownership. Its location near Prestonsburg allows for convenient access to services while maintaining a private, rural setting. Whether used for hunting, outdoor recreation, or as a private retreat, this tract offers a sizable footprint in an established Appalachian landscape.