Located in northwest Jefferson County lies this incredible limestone home on acreage that is a must-see for any serious outdoor enthusiast. The opportunity to have such a beautiful property with a timeless home creates a combination and opportunity rarely seen. Whether you are looking to live here full-time or simply have the most impressive hunting lodge imaginable, this offering features prime hunting in one of the most scenic areas of the state. The limestone house built during the 1880s is the main highlight. The view to the south is something you have to see in person. Also, the owners have stated how enjoyable it is to listen to turkeys gobbling from the porch and watch deer all year round from here. The house is on rural water and electric, featuring four bedrooms and one bathroom. The main living room is by far the most rustic and enjoyable place to be, with stunning views of the countryside. The land is an ideal combination of timber and open acres - providing a new owner with flexibility to make the property their own. Currently, 30 +/- acres of pasture ground are well-taken care of. Featuring good soils, this could be used for livestock, cut for hay, or converted to row crop production. Deer and turkey are abundant in the area. Some of the adjoining neighbors have tillable fields, providing ample food to the area. The timber is a good mixture of oak, hickory, elm, hackberry, and cedars. Additionally, there are some mature walnut trees. Trails cut throughout the timber, making accessibility easy. Scrapes and rubs can be found throughout the property. This region of the state is known for great deer and turkey hunting, as showcased by some of the bucks the landowner has harvested. Turkey numbers are high, as well as occasional sightings of quail. Multiple livestock ponds are also located on the property. Multiple outbuildings include a 30'x40' two-car garage with concrete floors, a 24’x30’ open-faced shed and a 50'x60' shed with four horse stalls.