Woodland Heights is situated in between three of our other properties, Bluewater Ridge, Riverbend and The Cliffs, just 18 miles northeast of Monticello, KY. This beautiful rural property is located across from the Cumberland River, within a short driving distance of larger cities like Somerset and Ferguson, as well as attractions such as the gorgeous Daniel Boone National Forest. This makes it especially beneficial to future landowners who want both the quiet privacy of the rolling countryside, but also being close to the many conveniences of a larger city. Access to Woodland Heights is through Brammer Hill Ridge Rd to Jonesville Cemetery Rd. Zion Church Rd will not give you access to this property.
Tract 41 is 8.06 acres located off of an unmaintained dirt road. This tract is very wooded with tall, beautiful trees and has a nice stream running through it. Being a short drive from town, yet set very private and secluded, this property would be perfect for the outdoor enthusiast, off-road vehicle pro, and/or serious hunter with all of the incredible game in the area! While you have the freedom to use the property as you please, 4x4 is required for this development and building is not suitable due to the steep terrain. NOTE: It has been brought to our attention that this lot may have some trash on it from a previous owner, and could possibly need some cleanup. This is being sold AS IS.
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- Acreage & Dimensions
- 8.06 acres
- Road Access
- Four-wheel-drive vehicle required to access the property.
- Terrain
- Steep mountain terrain in the southern Kentucky mountains.
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