30 Acres in Hopkinsville, KY - $104,900
Excellent small property with income! Would make a great investment property that has outstanding hunting potential. Located in famous Christian County, the states #1 Boone and Crocket producing County. There are excellent building sites as well for a small cabin or home. CRP produces $2600 annually and expires in September of 2017, at that time you could choose to rent the farm out to a local farmer for tillable income. Small investment tracts with home sites don’t come around that often and this one won't last long! Give us a call for details and showing.
Property Features:
- Great investment property with income!
- 28.1 acres in CRP that could be farmed after CRP expires.
- Excellent hunting opportunities with income.
- Located between Princeton and Hopkinsville near the Christian/Caldwell County line.
- 1 hour 45 minutes from Nashville, Tennessee, 20 minutes to Hopkinsville, Kentucky, 15 m...
- 1 hour 45 minutes from Nashville, Tennessee, 20 minutes to Hopkinsville, Kentucky, 15 minutes to Princeton, Kentucky.
- 28.1 acres enrolled in CRP with an annual income of $2,607.68 that expires in September of 2017.
- Property could possibly be taken out of CRP earlier under new program in the latest Farm Bill. USDA rules have not been laid out yet.
- Excellent hunting opportunities on this farm as well with Deer, Turkey, and small game.
- Bordered by more CRP and tillable ground.
- Located in an area well known for excellent genetics, you've all heard of Christian County! The state's #1 producer of Boone and Crocket Bucks!
- Access to power and several building sites. Water is close but not on the road frontage.
- CRP information can be provided upon request.
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