Lost Creek, Lot#WP01 , Jackson, KY 41348(Breathitt County)

WOW!  Priced to sell at under $500/acre!  Located in the heart of Kentucky’s Elk Zone Restoration Zone, this property is simply an awesome tract for recreation or investment purposes. So many potential uses here for the avid outdoorsman. Located a short distance from KY 15 and minutes from Jackson to the north and Hazard to the south is a great chance to own this beautiful, mountain-forested property. Gravel road access along the southwest corner of the property and dirt road access from the northeast. This tract takes in several watersheds and is made up of a natural mix of oak/hickory hardwoods along the upper slopes with soft mast maple and poplar along the lower valley. Lush undergrowth throughout provides excellent cover, habitat and food for the abundance of wildlife that call this property home. The variety of habitat is ideal for deer, turkey, and potentially elk. The textured topography provides a multitude of ideal cabin sites with beautiful views in every direction, especially in the upper elevations. Excellent access roads lead through this property with a well-established gravel road leading into the upper reaches along the southwest portion of the property. This property is ideally suited for a weekend get-away in the mountains to hunt, hike, camp, or explore. This tract would also make for excellent land investment for future timber income or an assortment of cabin retreats. Maybe keep it all to yourself and make this property your own personal retreat with your very own cabin in the mountains. If this type of relaxation and adventure sounds like what you’ve been missing, give me a call and let’s see if this beautiful property is right for you.

Property Features:

- Approx. 9 miles to Jackson...20 miles to Hazard...22 miles to Buckhorn Lake and State Park

- 2 large streams feed through the middle of the property

- Seasonal streams in the upper elevations throughout

- Electric near property boundary

- Gravel road access from KY 1110 at the southwest corner or through Duck Hollow at the northeast corner

- Potential future timber income/investment