6295 Irish Bottom Road Tract #2 SUMMARY: Lawn and pasture and building sites and gardens and woods on 5 acres in the heart of the south-central Kentucky fishing, hunting, and recreation paradise. Come build your dream hobby farm in this quiet part of Kentucky heaven, very near the Cumberland River, Dale Hollow Lake, and Lake Cumberland. You can have gardens, animals, and hunting galore. A deer-fenced garden with mature peach, pear, and apple trees invite you to taste the fruits of nature. This property is situated in a remote location, near the end of Irish Bottom Road. There are deer, turkey, and wildlife on this property. LAND: This land fronts on Irish Bottom Road and has driveway access to other parts of this tract. The land is relatively flat on top to slightly rolling down to the road. It offers a beautiful, mowed lawn on top and pasture for animals, hay, and land for crops. LOCATION: This great property is located in south-central Kentucky about six miles north of KY Hwy 90, about halfway between Burkesville and Albany, Kentucky, in the neck of a loop of the Cumberland River. Irish Bottom Road is a quiet, country, dead-end road, winding its way for six miles through farms, pastures, cropland and hardwood forests. UTILITIES: Public water is available along Irish Bottom Road and is provided by the Cumberland County Water District. Fiberoptic internet is available at this property and is provided by Duo-County. The electric power comes from Tri-County. RESTRICIONS: No use restrictions and no zoning and no building department in Cumberland County. HUNTING and WILDLIFE: There is an abundance of deer and turkey on is property. REMOTE: This property is located near the end of a very quiet, peaceful dead-end road in Cumberland County, six miles north of KY 90. RECREATIONAL LAKES: In this and adjoining counties, many fishing and recreational lakes and rivers can be easily reached. Examples are: Dale Hollow Lake, Cumberland Lake and the Cumberland River, Green River Lake, and Barren River Lake. LISTING AGENT: Please call John F. Charles for a tour of this very special property.