This +/- 68 acre tract in Gallatin County, Kentucky offers a strong combination of accessibility, topography, and wildlife habitat just off I-71 in northern Kentucky. The property has frontage on both Highway 184 and Knox Lillard Road, with approximately 1,875 feet of combined road frontage, giving multiple points of access and strong visibility for the tract. A drive lane leads from the road up to the top of the property, opening into approximately 13 acres of open hilltop land. This high ground offers usable open acreage along with a strong vantage point over the surrounding terrain. A pond sits on the hilltop, providing a reliable water source for wildlife, while a creek runs along the eastern border, giving deer and turkey two distinct water sources to travel between. Hunters will find the property already set up to hunt, with several deer blinds and tree stands in place and ready to use. A power line easement crosses the property and has created a long, open lane of cleared ground well suited for planting or establishing a food plot, adding another tool for managing deer movement and improving habitat. The land carries visible history. An old homestead and barn remain on the property, a reminder of the farming operations that once worked this ground, and a small cemetery with a handful of headstones over 100 years old sits on the tract as well. This ground has been used and enjoyed by both hunters and farmers for more than a century. With open hilltop ground, water in two forms, and established hunting infrastructure already in place, this tract offers flexibility for recreational use, food plot management, or continued agricultural use. Its location just off I-71 puts it within easy reach of Sparta, Carrollton, Warsaw, and Vevay. Whether the goal is a turnkey deer and turkey hunting property or Kentucky farmland with genuine history, this +/- 68 acre tract has the access, water, and habitat to support it.