12 Acres Across From The Tennessee

Farm Description

This property is ready for building a home or barndo. Already cleared and a driveway entrance has been installed. It has a 911 address. Lots of road frontage on 2 sides and both internet and electricity along both paved, county roads. The terrain is a rolling hill with gentle slopes. There is a view of Kentucky Lake from the hilltop in the winter. There is also a public recreation area and boat launch across the street off Lick Creek Rd. The woods are very open with lots of grass between all the trees. The flat tops of the hills as well as the flat areas along the road are suitable for building. Drilling a well is required for water. The whole general area percs well - a septic tank location should not be a problem. The town of Big Sandy is close - 8 miles away. The area lends itself to recreational use and lots of hunting and fishing. There are numerous concrete public boat launches and recreation areas very close. The TN National Waterfowl Refuge is 2 miles to the North. There are countless opportunities associated with this huge Refuge - from bird watching to exploring the history and culture of the Big Sandy region. Boating opportunities are endless - the Kentucky Lake is quite expansive that adjoins this area. There is a ferry to cross the TN River which is very unique. Both Paris and Camden are two larger cities that are 30 minutes away. Most any type of shopping amenities or medical needs are available there - especially in Paris. The area is best known for its duck hunting and crappie fishing. The town of Big Sandy has a very unique school system - all grades K-12 are in the same building and have been for decades. Needless to say, the community is very close-knit and extremely cordial and friendly. This is a wonderful place to be - whether to retire or raise a family or just own a piece of solitude. Give us a call and come take a look. This is a pretty piece of property. Surveyed and boundaries are marked. Ready for sale.

For more information please call Davis Fleming or Scott Summers at