In the heart of the southern Kentucky mountains lies Blackstone Mountain, a sprawling 780-acre sanctuary nestled in Clay County, just a stone's throw south of Manchester. This natural haven is ensconced amidst rolling hills and serene hollows, teeming with a vibrant array of wildlife including turkey, deer, and elk. It's a secluded oasis, offering hunters exceptional vantage points, though a four-wheel drive vehicle is essential for traversing its rugged terrain.

Among the property's standout features are its unbeatable price and convenient location, complemented by a well-maintained trail system winding through predominantly wooded areas. The timber is a harmonious mix of hardwoods and cedar thickets, providing ample sustenance and refuge for deer. This region also promises excellent hunting opportunities for those seeking deer, turkey, and elk.

With its untouched landscapes, pristine air, and temperate climate, Blackstone Mountain epitomizes the dream of land ownership. Our hassle-free, guaranteed financing options make it an ideal opportunity to claim a slice of Kentucky's natural splendor.

Tract 45, a 6.35-acre parcel situated off an unpaved road, stands as a testament to the area's lush wilderness. Towering, majestic trees grace the tract, accompanied by a meandering stream that adds to its charm. While conveniently located near town, it maintains an air of seclusion, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, off-road vehicle aficionados, and dedicated hunters. The rugged terrain necessitates a 4x4 vehicle for access, and due to the steep inclines, building may not be viable on this specific tract.

Price details for Owner Financing:
- Purchase price: $16,810
- Down payment: $1,000
- Interest rate: 9.99%
- Term: 30 years (other options avail upon request)
- Your monthly payment: $138.63
- Doc fee: $199

The zoning allows Residential/Recreational. Currently, the approximate annual property taxes calculate to less than $3 per year, per acre and are current.

This scenic property is approximately 10 miles south of Manchester, Kentucky and 27 miles east of London, Kentucky.