This 21-acre property is located in south-central Kentucky between Greensburg and Columbia. The tract offers a balanced mix of timber and open ground, making it suitable for various uses. Its location provides a rural setting with easy access to nearby communities for supplies, dining, and services.

The open acreage is currently being used for hay production. This field has also been row-cropped, showing its capability for agricultural use. Whether continued in hay, returned to row cropping, or transitioned to another purpose, the field represents usable ground contributing to the property’s versatility.

The remainder of the land consists of timber, offering both cover and habitat for local wildlife. The wooded areas may provide opportunities for recreation such as hunting or hiking, along with long-term resource value. The combination of open ground and timber makes the property adaptable for agricultural, recreational, or residential interests.

Utilities are available at the road, which increases the potential for building. A residence, hunting camp, or small farmstead could be developed with direct access to water and electric service. Having infrastructure nearby reduces the challenge of future improvements.

The location is situated between Greensburg, about 15 minutes to the north, and Columbia, approximately 15 minutes to the south. Campbellsville is around 30 minutes away, and larger regional centers such as Elizabethtown and Bowling Green can be reached in about an hour and fifteen minutes.

The surrounding landscape is a mix of farmland, pasture, and timber. This rural environment supports both agricultural and recreational pursuits while still within reach of essential services. The property’s manageable size, balance of field and woodland, and utility access combine to create an adaptable tract of land.

Overall, this 21-acre property provides opportunities for multiple land uses. Its combination of open and wooded ground, road frontage, utility availability, and location between Greensburg and Columbia makes it a tract that can support agriculture, recreation, or rural living.