Dry Creek Road Elk Horn, KY 42728

This 282-acre income-producing farm presents an opportunity to own a large, contiguous tract of land in Central Kentucky. The property includes approximately 100 acres of open pasture and over 182 acres of woods, balancing usability, privacy, and long-term value. Spanning Adair and Casey Counties, the land offers productive ground, recreational appeal, natural water, and long-term potential in a rural setting. Approximately 100 acres are in pasture, with roughly a third historically used for crops and the remainder used for livestock. The farm is fully fenced with barbed-wire fencing, providing a foundation for agricultural use. With over 2,200 feet of road frontage on Dry Creek Road, the property offers access and frontage. More than 180 acres are wooded, creating hunting, privacy, and recreational value. Mill Creek runs through the property year-round, adding scenic beauty and a natural water feature. The timber was partially logged approximately 10 to 12 years ago, and while much of the wooded ground is hilly, there is some flatter land that may offer additional clearing potential. This farm has a history of income-producing use through crop ground, livestock use, and hunting leases, making it suitable for a working farm, recreational retreat, or long-term land investment. The property is in a flood zone, and buyers should complete their own due diligence regarding floodplain boundaries, insurance, easements, access, and intended use.