1900 Waterway Acres Road

Property facts

Price

$69,900

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

25 acres

County

Laurel County

MLS #

11906306

Description

Welcome toThe Basecamp at Wood Creek, your headquarters foradventure. Ideally situatednearWood Creek Lakeand directly adjoiningtheDaniel Boone NationalForest, this remarkable propertyprovides direct accessto thousands ofacres of publicland for hunting, hiking, trail riding, wildlife viewing, and endless outdoorrecreation. Less than amile away, you'llfind theSheltowee Trace NationalRecreation Trail, a 354-miletrail renownedfor its hikingand backpacking opportunitiesthrough some ofKentucky's most sceniclandscapes.Wildcat Off-RoadParkis just ashort drive away, making this anoutstandingdestination for ATVand UTV enthusiasts. Despite its secludedsetting,Interstate 75is conveniently nearby, providing easy accessfor weekend escapesor year-roundenjoyment. The property consistsofapproximately 25 acres, with final acreageto be determinedby survey. Arecent timber harvestwas professionally managedby a forester, leaving behind ahealthy stand ofquality residual timberwhile improving accessthroughout the property. An established internalroad system makesit easy toexplore the landand leads toseveral excellent locationsfor an off-grid cabin, campsite, or hunting camp. Access is providedviaWaterway Acres Road, an unmaintained dirtand gravel roadwaythat enhances theproperty's remote character. There are currentlyno utilities available, making this an ideal setting for those seeking an off-grid lifestyle. Whether your perfect weekend includes hiking the Sheltowee Trace, exploring the Daniel Boone National Forest, fishing on the Rockastle River or Wood Creek Lake, riding at Wildcat Off-Road Park, or simply unwinding in the peace and privacy of your own off-grid retreat, The Basecamp atWood Creekis ready tobecome your headquartersfor adventure.

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