Located at 1001 Hwy 1952 Rd. in Columbia, this 297± acre property in Adair County offers a combination of recreational acreage, wildlife habitat, mature timber, and potential building opportunities. The property features rolling terrain, established wildlife improvements, a creek, and an extensive internal road system. The landscape consists of rolling ridges, draws, and elevation changes that create natural travel corridors for wildlife. These terrain features provide habitat diversity and support wildlife movement throughout the property. A well-developed road and trail system allows access to much of the acreage by truck, ATV, or UTV. This network provides convenient access to food plots, hunting locations, and various areas of the property for recreation and management activities. Nine food plots are distributed throughout the property, providing forage opportunities and wildlife management benefits. Four elevated box blinds are already in place and will convey with the sale, offering established hunting locations across the farm. The property contains mature timber, and a timber cruise has been completed to provide information regarding the timber resource. Buyers interested in timber value or management should conduct their own due diligence regarding timber volume and market conditions. A creek flows through portions of the property, providing a natural water source and adding to the overall habitat diversity. The combination of timber, water, food plots, and varied topography supports deer, turkey, and other wildlife commonly found in South Central Kentucky. The property is offered in two tracts. The front tract provides potential building locations with utilities available at the road, allowing the possibility of constructing a residence or cabin while maintaining separation from the larger acreage behind it. A shipping container located on the property will convey and provides secure storage for equipment, hunting gear, tools, and other supplies. The property is conveniently located approximately 10 miles from Columbia, 25 miles from Campbellsville, and 35 miles from Glasgow. This Adair County property offers a combination of acreage, established wildlife improvements, mature timber, water resources, road access, and potential building opportunities. Buyers should verify all information including acreage, utilities, timber data, access, and intended use. Contact Land Specialist Dane Driscoll with any questions or to schedule a tour.