57± Acres With Home, Deep Creek Frontage, Trails, Timber And Metal Building

Located at 695 R Hazelton Road near Corinth, Kentucky, this approximately 57-acre Owen County property combines a 2,964-square-foot home, outbuilding space, recreational acreage, creek frontage, and a diverse mixture of open and wooded ground. Situated near the end of a dead-end road, the property offers a secluded rural setting while maintaining access to nearby communities and Interstate 75. The 2,964-square-foot home features two bedrooms, a loft, two full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms. The main level offers an open floor plan connecting the kitchen, dining area, and living room, with a see-through fireplace serving as a central feature between the living spaces. A mudroom and laundry room are also conveniently located on the main level, providing functional space for everyday use and transition from the outdoors. The partially finished basement provides additional usable space and includes one of the home's half bathrooms, a three-car garage, and substantial storage space. Upstairs, an additional attic-style storage area offers potential for conversion to a third bedroom or other finished space, subject to applicable approvals and building requirements. Outside, a 30 x 35 metal building provides additional storage and workspace. The building has a concrete floor and electric service, making it suitable for equipment, recreational vehicles, tools, and general storage. A 77,000-gallon cistern provides the property's water supply, with electric and septic also in place. The approximately 57 acres offer a varied landscape with a mixture of open ground, wooded acreage, and numerous transition areas where the two meet. This combination creates a substantial edge throughout the property. The wooded acreage contains marketable timber, including a substantial amount of black walnut, adding another component to the land. Approximately 130 feet of elevation change across the acreage provides varied terrain along with views to both the east and west. An established trail system provides access throughout much of the property by ATV, side-by-side, or on foot. The trail network provides a practical way to access the more remote portions of the acreage and enhances the property's recreational use. Approximately 1,920 feet of Deep Creek runs through the property, adding another significant landscape and recreational feature. Portions of the creek and surrounding ground are located within the FEMA-designated floodplain. Prospective buyers should independently verify the current FEMA mapping and any applicable restrictions for their intended use. Owen County is located in Kentucky's Zone 1 deer hunting area. The combination of wooded acreage, marketable timber, open ground, creek corridor, elevation changes, edge habitat, and established interior access provides a diverse setting for hunting and other outdoor recreational activities. Additional older improvements on the property include a single-wide mobile home, a former milk house, and a barn. These structures are considered to be in tear-down or removable condition and are being represented accordingly rather than as contributing improvements. With approximately 57 acres, a 2,964-square-foot residence, a 30 x 35 metal building, a 77,000-gallon cistern, electric, septic, marketable timber including a substantial amount of black walnut, extensive trail system, approximately 1,920 feet of Deep Creek, mixed open and wooded acreage, and approximately 130 feet of elevation change, this Owen County property offers a combination of residential, hunting, and recreational uses.