Located along Highway 566 in Magnolia, Kentucky, this 19.5 ± acre tract in Green County offers a mix of open ground and natural features suitable for a variety of rural uses. The property has direct frontage on a state maintained roadway, providing convenient access in a country setting. The acreage is mostly open and may be suitable for agricultural use, livestock, hay production, or future development plans subject to local regulations. The open terrain allows flexibility for layout and land management. A wooded draw runs through part of the property and includes a small spur creek, adding a natural water feature and creating habitat diversity. Timber along the draw provides shade, wildlife travel corridors, and separation across the tract. The combination of open ground and wooded cover supports wildlife commonly found in central Kentucky, including deer and turkey. The transition between field and timber may appeal to buyers interested in recreation, hunting, or maintaining open acreage with natural elements. A potential building site is located within the open portion of the property. Topography appears suitable for residential construction, subject to soil testing, utility availability, and county requirements. Utilities may be available along Highway 566, and buyers should verify access and connection details with local providers. Any construction plans should be confirmed with Green County planning and zoning authorities. The property is approximately 3 miles from Magnolia, 12 miles from Greensburg, and 18 miles from Campbellsville. Elizabethtown is about 45 miles north, and Louisville is approximately 85 miles north via regional highways. The seller is willing to consider owner financing under mutually agreed terms. Interested parties should contact the listing agent for details. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding utilities, boundaries, water features, access, financing terms, and intended use. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Dane Driscoll.