slate lick rd, London, KY 40741 - Laurel County

Slate Lick Farm is nestled in the heart of Laurel County, Kentucky. This sprawling 285 acre tract presents a rare and compelling opportunity to acquire a large-acreage offering not often found in this region. Boasting timeless beauty of Southern Kentuckys hill country, the property embodies the very essence of the Daniel Boone National Forest landscape, yet remains remarkably convenient to modern amenities.

Accessed by two well-established entrances, this property reveals itself gradually and invites exploration along an extensive internal road system ideally suited for ATV or side-by-side travel. A mature, marketable stand of white oak, red oak, and poplar trees grace the hillsides, adding both natural beauty and tangible timber value to the propertys attributes.

The varied topography displays deep gorges, a vast clearing, sweeping ridgelines, and secluded hollows that create natural travel corridors for the abundant wildlife. White-tailed deer and eastern wild turkey are regularly observed here, confirming the propertys exceptional ecological integrity.

Whether envisioned as a private recreational tract, a strategic land investment, or a combination of both, Slate Lick Farm offers a range of possibilities with its size and diversity.

Brokers Comments: Slate Lick Farm provides an exceptional opportunity to purchase a large, contiguous tract of land in Southern Kentucky. Its convenience, diverse beauty, and investment-ready timber provide a blank canvas of opportunity for a prospective buyer" - Seth Powell

285+/- acres sporting low lying gorges and topping out at 1,320 feet of elevation at its peak

Main access by well-maintained gravel driveways

Marketable stands of white oak, red oak, and poplar trees

Located in the heart of Laurel County just 15 minutes from London, KY, 12 minutes from locally renowned Wildcat ATV park, 1.25 hours from Lexington, KY and 1.5 hours from Knoxville, TN

Extensive internal road system accessible for hiking or trail riding

Highly diverse topography offering a unique blend of gorges, sloping ridgelines, and rock outcroppings providing distinct travel corridors for the abundant wildlife

Key property features distinct to the Daniel Boone National Forest region