33.7 Scenic Acres in Lee County with Creek, Timber and Cabin Potential

Tucked away near the head of Blaines Branch in eastern Lee County, this surveyed 33.7-acre property offers a combination of mature timber, year-round natural features, road access, and recreational opportunities. With more than 1,100 feet of frontage along a county-maintained blacktop road and over 1,100 feet of blue-line stream, the property offers features that appeal to outdoor enthusiasts, those seeking a private retreat, or buyers considering a future cabin or rural home site. Nearly the entire tract is forested with a healthy mix of hardwoods and softwoods. Based on the appearance of the timber, it appears the property has not been harvested in more than twenty years, allowing the woodland to mature naturally. The diverse timber and rolling topography create quality habitat for native wildlife while also offering an attractive woodland setting throughout the property. An established graveled access road enters from the county road and ascends to the western ridge, providing convenient access to much of the tract. The road continues to an old family cemetery that appears to receive only occasional visits, offering an existing route through a significant portion of the property without the need to establish a new trail. The ridge system provides elevated terrain with seasonal views and numerous locations to explore on foot or by ATV. The lower portion of the property features a former homesite located near the creek. While the original home is no longer present, the site includes an old hand-dug well. It offers an area that may be suitable for future improvements, subject to any necessary inspections, permits, and utility availability. Several additional locations along the ridge may also be suitable for cabin sites or recreational improvements, depending on a buyer's intended use. The combination of mature timber, varied terrain, and flowing water creates an inviting setting for outdoor recreation. The forest provides natural cover and food sources for wildlife commonly found in eastern Kentucky, making the property well-suited for hunting, hiking, wildlife observation, camping, or simply enjoying a quiet rural setting. The established access road also makes it easier to reach different parts of the property year-round. One of the property's standout features is its location. Situated near the end of a quiet, county-maintained one-lane road, the setting offers a peaceful atmosphere with minimal through traffic while still providing convenient access to nearby communities and services. Whether you are searching for recreational acreage, a hunting property, or a wooded tract to enjoy with family and friends, this property presents a versatile opportunity in the hills of eastern Kentucky. The property has been recently surveyed and contains approximately 33.7 acres. With substantial county road frontage, a blue line stream, maturing timber, an established internal access road, and a former homesite, this tract offers a variety of possibilities for future enjoyment while retaining the character of an undeveloped Appalachian woodland. Buyers seeking a manageable acreage with convenient access and strong natural features will appreciate the combination of water, timber, topography, and privacy that this Lee County property offers. Conveniently located approximately 3 miles from Beattyville, 15 miles from the Red River Gorge, and approximately 38 miles from Stanton, the property provides a balance of rural seclusion and accessibility to regional amenities rarely found.