This 73-acre tract is located at 4305 Raider Hollow Road in Munfordville, Kentucky, in Hart County. The property offers approximately 630 feet of road frontage along Raider Hollow Road, providing direct access from a county-maintained roadway. Utilities are believed to be available at the road, though buyers should verify availability and connection requirements with local providers during their due diligence period.

The property includes a cleared area suitable for a potential home or cabin site. This clearing could be expanded depending on the buyer’s plans. The location provides a rural setting while remaining accessible to nearby towns and regional highways.

Approximately one year ago, the property was selectively logged. As a result, early successional growth and regenerating timber now provide thick cover throughout much of the acreage. This type of habitat can offer bedding areas and travel corridors for wildlife commonly found in south central Kentucky, including deer, turkey, and small game species. The mix of regenerating timber, natural browse, and varied terrain creates opportunities for wildlife management and recreational use.

The topography consists of rolling ground with wooded sections and interior trails that may be improved or expanded. The existing habitat conditions may appeal to buyers interested in hunting, wildlife observation, or recreational land management. Food plots, access routes, and stand locations could be developed based on individual goals and property layout.

Munfordville, the county seat of Hart County, is located approximately 6 miles Southeast of the property and provides grocery stores, schools, local services, and access to Interstate 65. Glasgow is roughly 20 miles Southeast. Elizabethtown is approximately 35 miles north, and Bowling Green is about 35 miles south via Interstate 65. Louisville is approximately 80 miles north, and Nashville, Tennessee, is approximately 90 miles south.

Hart County is known for its rural landscape, agricultural operations, and proximity to public recreation areas and cave systems. The property’s road frontage and existing clearing provide a starting point for residential or recreational development, subject to zoning and county approval.

This 73-acre tract offers a combination of road access, utilities at the road, regenerating timber habitat, and potential building sites. Buyers should verify acreage, boundary lines, timber condition, utility availability, zoning, and intended use prior to closing.

For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Dane Driscoll.