Approximately 57 acres with a 2, 964 sq. ft. home and metal building located at 695 R Hazelton Road, Corinth, KY, in Owen County. Situated near the end of a dead-end road, the property offers a mixture of open and wooded acreage, approximately 130 feet of elevation change, an established trail system and approximately 1, 920 feet of Deep Creek. The 2, 964 sq. ft. home features 2 bedrooms plus a loft, 2 full baths and 2 half baths. The main level offers an open floor plan connecting the kitchen, dining area and living room with a see-through fireplace. A mudroom and laundry room are also located on the main level. The partially finished basement provides additional usable space and includes a half bath, 3-car garage and substantial storage. An upstairs attic-style storage area offers potential for conversion to a third bedroom or other finished space, subject to applicable approvals. A 30 x 35 metal building with electric and concrete floor provides additional equipment, vehicle and general storage. A 77, 000-gallon cistern provides the property's water supply, with electric and septic also in place. The acreage includes a combination of woods, open ground and numerous transition areas. The wooded acreage contains marketable timber, including a substantial amount of black walnut. An established trail system provides access throughout much of the property by ATV, side-by-side or on foot. Approximately 1, 920 feet of Deep Creek runs through the acreage, and portions of the creek corridor are within the FEMA-designated floodplain. Located in Kentucky's Zone 1 deer hunting area, the property's combination of marketable timber, woods, open ground, creek frontage, elevation changes and established trails provides varied terrain for hunting and outdoor recreation. Additional older improvements include a single-wide mobile home, former milk house and barn that are considered to be in tear-down or removable condition. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • Approximately 57 acres in Owen County • 2, 964-square-foot home • 2 bedrooms plus loft • 2 full bathrooms and 2 half bathrooms • Open kitchen, dining and living area with see-through fireplace • Main-level mudroom and laundry room • Partially finished basement with half bath • 3-car garage and substantial storage space • Potential third bedroom in current upstairs attic-style storage area • 30 x 35 metal building with concrete floor and electric • 77, 000-gallon cistern water supply • Electric and septic in place • Marketable timber, including a substantial amount of black walnut • Approximately 1, 920 feet of Deep Creek • Mix of open and wooded acreage with substantial edge • Established trail system for ATV, side-by-side and foot access • Approximately 130 feet of elevation change • East- and west-facing views • Located near the end of a dead-end road • Owen County is in Kentucky's Zone 1 deer hunting area • Portions of the Deep Creek corridor are within the FEMA-designated floodplain • Single-wide mobile home, former milk house and barn considered tear-down or removable structures