3095 Niles Road Located in Hopkins County, Kentucky, this home and timbered acreage offers a comfortable country setting combined with a proven history of big bucks and quality deer and turkey habitat. With a 2-bedroom, 2-bath home, rolling timbered terrain, food plot potential, a secluded pond, and areas of dense security cover, the property provides a well-rounded setup for both residential and recreational use. The 1993 model mobile home features two bedrooms and two bathrooms with an open kitchen and living area that serves as the central gathering space. The primary bedroom includes its own bathroom, while a separate guest bedroom and bathroom provide additional space for family or visitors. A dedicated laundry and pantry area adds practical storage and functionality to the floor plan. A front porch provides a place to relax and enjoy the rural surroundings. Outside, the home is situated within a large yard with plenty of mature shade trees. A gravel driveway and parking area provide convenient access with room for vehicles and hunting equipment. Beyond the homesite, the property transitions into timbered acreage with a proven history of big bucks. Rolling topography, timbered ridges, and draws create natural travel routes throughout the property and provide varied terrain for hunting. The timber consists of a mixture of softwoods and mast-producing hardwoods, providing both cover and seasonal forage. Areas of dense security and bedding cover give whitetails secluded habitat within the property and complement the surrounding timbered terrain. A power line right of way provides valuable open ground within the timber and offers an excellent opportunity for establishing a food plot. This opening could provide a concentrated food source while creating additional edge and transition habitat between the open ground and surrounding cover. A secluded pond adds an important water feature to the property and further enhances the habitat diversity. The combination of water, mast-producing hardwoods, thick bedding cover, rolling terrain, and potential food plot acreage creates an ideal layout for deer and turkey hunting. For buyers looking for a country residence that also provides serious recreational value, this Hopkins County property offers an appealing combination of a comfortable home, timbered acreage, proven big buck history, water, food plot potential, and diverse wildlife habitat.