The Phase II of Blackstone Mountain, nestled in the southern Kentucky mountains of Clay County, offers a haven for nature enthusiasts. It's located just south of Manchester, surrounded by picturesque hills and abundant wildlife like turkey, deer, and elk. The area is secluded, presenting steep terrain and stunning viewpoints that especially appeal to hunters. Note that owning a four-wheel-drive vehicle is essential to access this property.

Key Features of the Property Include:

-Exceptional recreational land at an unbeatable price, conveniently situated south of Manchester.
-Mostly wooded terrain boasting high ridges, an efficient trail system, and streams scattered throughout.
-The timber consists of a mix of hardwoods and cedar thickets, providing ample food and bedding for deer.
-Abundant opportunities for deer, turkey, and elk hunting in this region.
-The unspoiled natural beauty, fresh air, and mild climate of Blackstone Mountain make it an ideal destination for landowners. Our hassle-free, guaranteed financing options offer an excellent chance to own a piece of scenic Kentucky.

Tract 65 spans 19.52 acres and is situated off an unmaintained dirt road. The tract is densely wooded with tall, splendid trees and boasts a stream running through it. While conveniently close to town, it retains its privacy and seclusion, making it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, off-road vehicle enthusiasts, and serious hunters due to the diverse game in the area. However, note that due to the steep terrain, building structures is not feasible, and a 4x4 vehicle is a requirement for accessing this development.

Price details for Owner Financing:
- Purchase price: $37,300
- Down payment: $1,500
- Interest rate: 9.99%
- Term: 30 years (other options avail upon request)
- Your monthly payment: $313.91
- 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 13 miles south of Manchester, Kentucky and 30 miles southeast of London, Kentucky.