Located in Adair County, this 102± acre property offers a combination of agricultural production, rural living, and recreational opportunities. The property is located at 16098 Knifley Rd and includes approximately 2,000 feet of road frontage along both sides of Knifley Road, providing multiple access points and convenient entry for farm equipment, livestock operations, and general property access. The farm is currently operated as a working cattle farm and is set up to support livestock and hay production. The acreage is fenced and cross fenced to allow for pasture rotation and livestock management. Portions of the property were previously used for row crop production and are currently maintained in hay production, providing open ground suitable for grazing and agricultural use. A year round creek flows through the property and serves as a natural water source. In addition, a stocked pond provides another water feature on the farm. Approximately 30 acres consist of wooded ground that has not been timbered in many years. This wooded area adds diversity to the property and provides wildlife habitat. Deer and turkey are commonly observed on the farm. The mix of open fields, timber, and water sources supports wildlife movement across the property. The property includes a residential structure of approximately 1,764 square feet with two bedrooms and one and one half bathrooms. The home also includes a partial unfinished basement that provides additional storage or workspace. The residence offers an on site living option for farm operations or rural living. Additional improvements include a 30 x 52 shop with electric service, water, and a wood stove. There is also a barn, corn crib, and a 96 foot hoop barn that can be used for equipment storage, hay storage, or livestock shelter. Livestock infrastructure includes a paved feeding pad, loading chute, and two automatic livestock waterers. This Adair County property offers a mix of productive farmland, agricultural infrastructure, timber, and water resources in South Central Kentucky. Buyers interested in livestock production, hay operations, recreational land, or rural property ownership may find the combination of features suitable for a variety of uses. Please contact Land Specialist Dane Driscoll for a private showing.