Alexander Road Located in Calloway County, Kentucky, this timbered hunting tract offers a great combination of recreational acreage, build site potential, and convenient access to Kentucky Lake. Situated just a half mile from the lake, the property provides an opportunity to own huntable acreage while remaining minutes from boating, fishing, and the many recreational opportunities available throughout the Kentucky Lake region. The property features timbered ridges and draws that create a diverse landscape for deer and turkey hunting. A mixture of softwoods and mast-producing hardwoods provides natural food sources and cover throughout the property. Plenty of deer sign can be found across the tract, highlighting the property's use by local wildlife. The terrain and timbered draws create natural travel routes for deer, while areas of thicker cover provide security habitat. The combination of mast-producing timber and surrounding habitat gives hunters multiple options for stand placement and seasonal hunting strategies. An added recreational benefit is the property's western boundary, which adjoins TVA public access. This provides convenient proximity to additional public land and further enhances the outdoor opportunities associated with the property. The tract also offers build site potential for a future home, cabin, or weekend retreat. Approximately 1, 100 feet of road frontage provides convenient access and flexibility when considering future improvements or additional entry points. Location is another major feature of this property. Kentucky Lake is only about a half mile away, and the nearest boat ramp is just minutes from the property. This makes it easy to combine a morning in the woods with an afternoon of fishing or boating. Land Between the Lakes and Lake Barkley are also nearby, providing even more opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and other outdoor recreation. Whether you're looking for a hunting property, a future homesite, or a recreational getaway near the water, this Calloway County tract offers a versatile combination of timber, wildlife habitat, access, and proximity to Kentucky Lake.