Located at 2405 Barney School Rd in Campbellsville, Kentucky, Tract 6 offers 9± acres in Taylor County with approximately 650 feet of road frontage. The rear of the property is bordered by Black Lick Creek, adding a natural water feature and additional character to the tract.

The road frontage on this tract provides straightforward access for a future driveway or building entrance, and the combination of frontage and acreage gives a buyer flexibility in choosing a building site. The creek along the back of the property serves as a natural boundary and may appeal to buyers who value a water feature on their land.

Utilities, including water and electric, are available at the road, giving a buyer a practical starting point for building a home or other structures. Buyers should still verify septic requirements and any additional utility details directly with the appropriate providers and the Taylor County Health Department, or the applicable local authority, before purchase.

This tract offers a rural setting outside of Campbellsville while remaining close to local services and amenities. Buyers interested in more privacy or additional acreage should note that this tract can be combined with adjoining tracts, allowing for a larger contiguous parcel depending on a buyer's needs.

In terms of location, Campbellsville serves as the Taylor County seat and is the closest city to this property, offering access to grocery stores, restaurants, healthcare facilities, and other conveniences. Greensburg is located approximately 11 miles from Campbellsville. Columbia is approximately 19 miles away, and Lebanon is also approximately 19 miles from Campbellsville. Hodgenville is approximately 30 miles away, and Elizabethtown, one of the larger cities in the region, is approximately 42 miles from Campbellsville. These nearby towns and cities provide additional options for shopping, healthcare, and other services beyond what is available locally.

This 9±-acre tract may appeal to a range of buyers, including those looking to build a primary residence, a weekend or seasonal getaway, or a small-acreage property with natural features such as creek frontage. The combination of road frontage, available utilities, creek border, and the option to combine with adjoining tracts gives this property practical appeal for a variety of potential uses.

For more information about this 9± acre Taylor County property, or to schedule a private showing, contact Land Specialist Dane Driscoll with Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC.