Located in Pulaski County, this 163.351±-acre property offers a combination of hardwood timber, open fields, rolling terrain, and natural water features. With two potential access points off a county road, the property offers convenient access to a large tract of recreational land with established trails and several potential building sites.

The upper portions of the property feature open fields and relatively level ground, providing multiple locations to consider for a cabin, home, or off-grid living setup. Utilities are located just outside the property boundary and nearby, although extending service to the property would need to be evaluated. The open ground also provides flexibility for food plots, wildlife management, or other recreational uses.

The majority of the acreage consists of flat to gently sloping terrain that gradually transitions toward the creek bottoms. Approximately 150 feet of total elevation change across the property creates varied topography while maintaining accessibility for a range of outdoor activities. Established trails extend throughout the acreage, making it easier to navigate different sections on foot, by ATV, four-wheeler, or on horseback.

Water is another notable feature of this property. Caney Creek runs through the lower portions of the tract, while Wolf Branch also crosses the property before flowing into Caney Creek. These natural water features add diversity to the landscape and contribute to the property's wildlife habitat.

The timber consists primarily of hardwoods, with a mixture of younger growth and more mature timber stands. This variation creates a diverse habitat with varied sources of food and cover for wildlife throughout the property. Several locations offer opportunities to establish or expand food plots, and wildlife sign has been observed throughout the acreage. The combination of timber, open ground, creek corridors, and existing trails provides a foundation for continued wildlife management and recreational hunting.

Pulaski County is a recognized hunting destination in Kentucky, particularly for those interested in pursuing whitetail deer. The property's mix of hardwood timber, natural water sources, open areas, and established access routes offers several features that can support a recreational hunting operation. The acreage also provides room for other outdoor pursuits, including hiking, ATV riding, horseback riding, and exploring the creek bottoms.

For additional outdoor recreation, Lake Cumberland and Cedar Creek Lake are located within the surrounding region, offering opportunities for boating, fishing, and other water-based activities. Their proximity adds another recreational dimension to the property's location.

Whether you are looking for a larger tract for recreational use, a property with potential building sites, or acreage with a combination of timber, open ground, and natural water features, this 163±-acre Pulaski County property offers several features worth exploring. With access, established trails, diverse hardwood timber, and two natural water features, this property provides a versatile setting for hunting, outdoor recreation, and potential future improvements.