This ±25.71-acre tract located near Corinth in Grant County, Kentucky offers a combination of wooded terrain, established access trails, and small clearings that support a variety of potential uses including recreational land ownership, hunting, and rural residential development. The property provides a manageable acreage size while still offering privacy and room to explore. The land features approximately 1,200 feet of road frontage along Fork Lick Road, allowing convenient access from a public roadway. The frontage may provide flexibility for driveway placement and potential building locations depending on the buyer's plans and local requirements. The property includes approximately 160 feet of elevation change, creating a landscape with ridges, slopes, and natural terrain variation. This topography contributes to a range of viewpoints across the property and provides areas that may accommodate potential building sites. Several portions of the land offer locations where a home or cabin could be constructed while maintaining wooded surroundings. Most of the acreage is covered in trees that provide wildlife habitat and natural cover with a proven history for deer and turkey. Scattered clearings have been established within the timber and are currently used for deer food plots. An established trail network runs through the property, allowing access to many areas of the tract. The trails make it easier to travel across the property by foot or ATV/UTV for general land management, hunting access, or recreational exploration. A 16x12 cabin is located on the property and provides approximately 192 square feet of enclosed space. The unique cabin was constructed using Vulcan Steel insulated panels and is positioned along the NW portion of the property close to the road. The structure does not currently have utilities connected, but it can serve as a base for weekend visits, a hunting cabin, or general recreational use while spending time on the property. Grant County is designated as a Zone 1 deer county under Kentucky hunting regulations. The combination of wooded cover, food plot areas, and varied terrain can provide opportunities for wildlife activity throughout the property during established hunting seasons. In addition to deer and turkey, the habitat may support other common wildlife species found in the region. Come and schedule your showing today!