192 Gum Gap Road, Manchester, KY 40962

This sale features a three-cabin, fully furnished compound designed for short-term stays or private retreat use. Cabin #1, “Pap’s Resting Place,” is a 1 1/2-story cabin with approximately 960 square feet, a wraparound porch with porch swings, hardwood floors, central heating and air, and a tankless water heater. The cabin includes a cozy kitchen and living area, a full bathroom with shower, and an upper-level bedroom plus additional space for storage or a play area, along with a gas stove, outdoor grill, and a firepit. Cabin #2, “Rooster Lane,” is a one-bedroom cabin of approximately 500 square feet that sleeps four, with laminate flooring, a front porch with a porch swing, a pullout sofa, and wall-mounted heating and air conditioning units. Cabin #3, “Lazy Bear,” is a cozy cabin of approximately 600 square feet that sleeps up to six, with a front porch swing and an outdoor grill. A brand-new overlook deck and a play area extend the outdoor experience.

The property sits at 192 Gum Gap Road in Manchester, Kentucky, within Clay County, set in a park-like mountain setting in the scenic hills of Southeast Kentucky. It is surrounded by the natural beauty and privacy of the Daniel Boone National Forest, with wildlife and mountain views. The area is described as being known for riding trails, fishing, and kayaking, with close proximity to Red River Gorge and Cumberland Falls. Additional on-site improvements include a substantial 9x30 chicken coop with four stalls and an additional enclosure suitable for chickens, rabbits, and other small livestock, and three side-by-side vehicles included with the sale.

With three separate, handicapped-accessible cabins already equipped for occupancy, the property offers a practical setup for an operator seeking a multi-unit vacation rental configuration, or for a buyer looking for a private family retreat with on-site accommodations. Each cabin’s indoor comfort features and outdoor gathering spaces support guest stays, while the included agricultural structures provide flexibility for hobby farming and recreation-focused use.