24.9 surveyed acres of Kentucky history is offered for sale for the first time...ever. Since the 1790s the same family has been stewards of this land and now it's offered to you. Severn Creek, a year round water source, forms the entire eastern boundary, approximately 2300 ft long while the western boundary formed by Loop 5 for apx 600 feet and the northern boundary by US 127S for apx 500 ft. Old Route 35 is visible as the rest of the west line before 127. Never logged, one can find black walnut, hickory, oak, maple, black willow, catalpa, pawpaw, and so many more. The land elevation has a steep change in the curve of the Severn, but along Loop 5, one can find long swaths of ground that are level for up to 50 feet wide, suitable for building. Plenty to do for those who love the outdoors here, but also within a few miles of several wildlife management areas and state parks. Just a short trek along the creek and one will find hand-flinted arrow heads and other primitive tools as seen in the images. Currently, all access is foot only, with entrance points along Loop 5 and 127. Come on out and step back in time and experience KY as it was, you just might find your new Old KY Home