81± Acres In Owen County, KY – Barn, Ponds, Trails, Utilities And Prime Hun

This 81 acre tract, located on KY Hwy 3103 (also known as Swope-Natlee Road) in Owenton, offers a versatile combination of recreational use, hunting potential, and future building opportunities. Situated in Owen County, this property benefits from approximately 500 feet of road frontage and access to county water and electric at the road, making it suitable for those considering residential or weekend use.The land features approximately 100 feet of elevation change, providing a blend of gently rolling ridges and lower creek bottom areas. This variation in topography contributes to both usability and habitat diversity. The farm includes a maintained trail system that provides easy access throughout the property for recreational use, such as ATV riding and hiking, as well as property management.A mix of open ridges and wooded sections provides flexibility in land use. The wooded areas consist of cedar thickets and mast-producing hardwoods, which contribute to the natural habitat for wildlife. The property also includes multiple ponds that provide water sources for wildlife and could serve agricultural or recreational purposes. A barn is located on the property, offering storage for equipment or supplies.Located within a Zone 1 hunting county, this tract may appeal to those interested in deer and turkey hunting. The combination of cover, food sources, and water enhances the land's overall suitability for wildlife-related activities.Several potential building sites are present throughout the property, particularly along the ridge tops, where views of the surrounding countryside may be available. With utilities accessible and road frontage in place, the property offers flexibility for a variety of future uses, including residential, agricultural, or recreational ownership.The property is conveniently located within reasonable driving distance of nearby towns. It is approximately 7 miles to downtown Owenton, 25 miles to Georgetown, 30 miles to Frankfort, and about 45 miles to Lexington.