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AMERICAN LAND MAGAZINE | SPRING 2020

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76 UNIQUE GETAWAY RETREAT 501 acres | Fleming County, Kentucky | $450,000 Contact Isaac Singer - (606) 748-6458 Enjoy your weekends at this secluded retreat that features a cabin with an open floor plan with ample living space and a designated sleeping area with bunk beds already in place. There is an abundance of recreational opportuni- ties on this property! Located in an excellent genetic area, there is a unique opportunity to harvest a quality whitetail. Whether you enjoy hunting, fishing, hiking, or you just want to enjoy nature; this property has it all. HUNTING TRACT WITH POTENTIAL FOR INCOME 16 acres | Calloway County, Kentucky | $103,920 Contact Dusty Clark - (270) 293-7043 This beautiful farm has approximately 11.6+/- acres of open ground through- out the property. A good stand of softwoods and mast producing hardwoods runs along the eastern border and is commonly frequented by deer and tur- key as they move to surrounding row crop acreage to feed. It has a relatively flat topography with a small rock bottom creek that cuts through the farm. The land along the road frontage provides ideal building sites with scenic views. GORGEOUS FARM 310 acres | Anderson County, Kentucky | $795,000 Contact Carl Miller - (859) 351-3349 This tract has +/- 100 acres of beautiful rolling pasture ground with a barn that has an equipment shed/quaint living area. The most southern portion of the farm contains beautiful mature woods with many open areas interspersed throughout for food plots and great stand locations. There is also a cell tower that provides monthly income to the owner, a spectacular home site overlook- ing the farm and the largest of the five stocked ponds on the farm. PONDS, BUILDING SITES AND INCOME POTENTIAL 95.36 acres | Edmonson/Grayson Co, KY | $229,999 Contact Dave Skinner - (270) 791-3705 This farm is the perfect mix of habitat with crops, hardwoods, thickets, year- round water, and big deer! The topography is rolling, and the views are end- less. If you're looking for a place to build, utilities are available at the property line, and there's plenty of scenic spots to build your dream home or hunting cabin. There's also a Banks blind, two banks feeders and 30-35 +/- acres of tillable land, paying $75/acre per year and mature timber. SECLUDED HUNTING TRACT 187.45 acres | Adair County, Kentucky | $239,500 Contact Quincy Adams - (270) 823-4301 This secluded property has the potential to grow and hold whitetail deer and wild turkey. It lays nicely, with access to several ridges to set up hunting and food plot areas. There is a system of paths and roads that make the majority of the property accessible for hunting or trail riding. Many locations on the farm are already set for feeders and tree stands. Want to enjoy the outdoors? Wait no more. 76 | E AST S O U T H C E N T R A L 76

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