7.33+/- Acre Building Lot In Union Kentucky Near Ohio River - Country Livin

This 7.33+/- acre tract sits on Ryle Road, just off Beaver Road, in Boone County, Kentucky. It is a straightforward building lot, with 430+/- feet of road frontage along Ryle Road and electric service already available at the road. The property is located approximately a half mile from the Ohio River, placing it within the stretch of Boone County shaped by the river's presence. The property falls within Boone County Schools, the county's public school district. The location fits a move from the city to acreage while staying connected to the region. Union, Kentucky, is about 8 miles away, Walton is about 11 miles out, and Florence, Kentucky, covers larger shopping and dining needs at roughly 15 miles. Dry Ridge is about 23 miles away, and Cincinnati, Ohio, is roughly 26 miles away. Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) in Hebron is approximately 11 miles away, keeping air travel close at hand. Lexington, Kentucky, is about 71 miles out, and Louisville, Kentucky, sits roughly 84 miles away, both reachable for day trips or occasional travel. Recreation and attractions are close by as well. The Dr. Norman and Martha Adair Wildlife Management Area, a 635+/- acre public tract managed by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, offers deer and turkey hunting under statewide seasons across forested, rolling bottomland terrain. Big Bone Lick State Historic Site sits nearby. It is known as the Birthplace of American Paleontology for its Ice Age fossil discoveries and offers hiking trails, a nature center, and local history. The Rabbit Hash Ferry connects the historic river village of Rabbit Hash, Kentucky, to Rising Sun, Indiana, and the Ark Encounter in Williamstown is about 28 miles away. This is a clear, buildable 7.33+/- acres with real road frontage and electric at the road, in a location that trades city density for space and quiet while keeping practical access to Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and the wider region.