Scott Summers

Craggie Hope - a nice 2 plus acre lot with an abandoned home still standing. Built in 1900 - this house has some historical significance. Located adjacent to the Maple Shade Inn along Craggie Hope Road at the railroad crossing, this area has a rich history dating back to railroad travel to the hotel.This a very desirable area just beyond Kingston Springs. The house is in very bad condition -

This is a very nice and mostly level lot - just a block off downtown. Full municipal services to include water, sewerage, natural gas, internet as well as police and fire protection. The property is build ready - cleared and maintained. There are some very big and majestic trees in the center of the lot. Situated on a hilltop overlooking downtown and yet just off the main drag. Minutes from most

Concrete boat launch on the Duck River. Instant access to the whole lower Duck River system. Just downstream from the confluence of Beaverdam Creek. This lot is part of a planned community development. The HOA fees maintain the private road as well as provides a very unique water system for the community. The concrete boat launch is well built and easily used. There is a flat build spot near the

Buck Branch Farm - the name says it all. Buck Branch is a large spring-fed creek that runs the length of this beautiful forested land. This property abounds in water beyond just Buck Branch - Adjacent to the Johnson Creek Recreation Area and boat launch to the North. This is 63.65 acres of mature hardwoods throughout the property. There is some good value to the timber - see attached timber

This is a recently developed and very affordable duck hunting spot. The total acreage is 21.6 acres - with a 10 acre planted and floodable field. The duck impoundment is located along the creek on the Southern border of the farm. The farm location is very strategic for attracting waterfowl - less than 1 mile to the lower Big Sandy duck hunting areas, Gin Creek WMA to the West, and Big Sandy WMA