This 90+/- acre property is located off Leatherwood Rd in Cumberland County, Kentucky, an area known for its rolling terrain and mix of hardwood timber and open ground. The property sits at the end of a dead-end road, giving it a private, tucked-away feel with no through traffic, a feature many hunters and land buyers look for when evaluating seclusion and quiet.

The land consists of a good mix of timber and open ground, with food plots already established in the cleared areas. These food plots are in place to attract deer and turkey in the surrounding area, giving a new owner a head start on wildlife management rather than starting from bare ground. The rolling nature of the terrain, combined with the timber cover, creates natural travel corridors and bedding potential that hunters look for when evaluating a property of this size.

Infrastructure is already in place to support future use of the land. Electric service and water are available on the property, two features that add flexibility for a camp, cabin, or future improvements. For hunters, the property currently includes one commercial box blind, providing an existing vantage point for observing food plots and travel routes. The seller is also offering to add a second commercial box blind as part of the sale, giving a buyer two established hunting locations from day one rather than needing to build out blinds after closing.

Cumberland County sits in south central Kentucky, in the Pennyroyal Plateau region along the Cumberland River. The county seat, Burkesville, offers local services and is within a reasonable drive of this property. The broader area is known for its rural character, mix of farmland and timber, and access to nearby water recreation, including the Cumberland River and Dale Hollow Lake to the southeast.

For hunters, this property offers a combination of established food plots, existing blind infrastructure, and a mix of timber and open ground that supports both deer and turkey activity. The dead-end road location adds a layer of privacy that can benefit both hunting quality and the property's overall enjoyment. For buyers looking beyond hunting, the availability of electric and water on site adds potential for camp use or future development, subject to applicable local requirements.

This is a property that comes with usable infrastructure already in place, rather than a blank slate, which can shorten the timeline for a buyer looking to hunt for the property in the near term. Contact a Whitetail Properties Land Specialist for more information or to schedule a showing.