In the southeastern Kentucky mountains of Leslie County, lies Autumn Ridge, a magnificent 294-acre property ensconced within the Daniel Boone National Forest. The land is adorned with a diverse range of trees, including oaks, poplars, hemlocks, and mountain laurels, creating a lush and picturesque natural environment. Tucked away in privacy and seclusion, Autumn Ridge is conveniently situated just a short drive from Buckhorn Lake and the Middle Fork of the Kentucky River, providing exceptional opportunities for fishing and boating enthusiasts.

Autumn Ridge is a haven for hunters and fishermen alike. Located in the Elk Zone of Kentucky, it is within easy reach of the Trace Branch Recreation Area, which offers access to the sprawling 1200-acre Buckhorn Lake. This lake is a well-kept secret among anglers, known for its tranquility, minimal fishing pressure, and excellent Muskie fishing.

The property features several potential building sites and a well-maintained trail system that crisscrosses the landscape, making it perfect for those who dream of cabins, lodges, or their secluded sanctuary.

Tract 8, encompassing 7.21 +/- acres, enjoys a central location within the ranch, accessible from a dirt road. The tract boasts a dense forest of tall, majestic trees. Whether you're contemplating retirement, seeking a weekend retreat, or longing for a small hunting haven, this property offers a wealth of possibilities. Imagine setting up a cabin, RV, deer stand, or feeders. Secure your piece of this enchanting landscape today and bring your vision to life in the future!

Price details:
- Purchase price: $30,330
- Down payment: $1,000
- Interest rate: 9.99%
- Term: 30 years (other options avail upon request)
- Your monthly payment: $257.18
- Doc fee: $199

The zoning allows Residential/Recreational. Currently, the approximate annual property taxes calculate to approximately $8.13 per year, per acre and are current.

This scenic property is approximately 18 miles west of Hazard Kentucky, 90 miles southeast of Lexington, Kentucky, and 160 miles southwest of Charlston, Kentucky.