58 Beckett Road

This ±11.772 acre tract located in Harrison County, Kentucky offers a mix of open ground, wooded cover, water features, and road access that supports a variety of potential uses including residential construction, small farm activities, and recreational land ownership. The property has recently been surveyed, providing defined boundaries and documented acreage. The land features a combination of open areas and wooded sections. The open ground may accommodate potential building sites, garden areas, or pasture use, while the wooded portion toward the back of the property provides wildlife habitat and additional privacy from the road. Several locations on the property overlook the pond and surrounding countryside, offering elevated views of the rural landscape. A stocked pond of approximately half an acre sits within the property and includes several fish species including bass, catfish, bluegill, crappie, stripers, sunfish, and carp. The pond can provide opportunities for fishing while also contributing to the overall habitat value of the property. Access is a notable feature of this tract. The property offers roughly 1,300 ft of combined road frontage along Eureka Road and Beckett Lane. This dual road frontage may provide flexibility for entry points, building locations, and general access to different portions of the land. A 35x40 ft storage barn is already in place and is equipped with electric service. The structure can be used for equipment storage, workshop space, or agricultural purposes depending on the needs of the future owner. Utilities are available in the area, including water and electric service, which may support residential or agricultural improvements subject to local requirements and approvals. Harrison County is designated as a Zone 1 deer county, which provides opportunities for deer hunting during established seasons according to Kentucky regulations. The combination of wooded cover, open areas, and water are perfect for wildlife, like deer and turkey. The acreage may accommodate a range of land uses including construction of a rural residence or cabin, hobby farm activities, gardening, livestock on a limited scale, or personal recreational use such as hunting and fishing. The existing mix of terrain and natural features offers flexibility for individuals seeking land in a rural setting while maintaining accessibility. For buyers seeking a manageable acreage property with water, road access, utilities available, and a balance of open and wooded ground, this Harrison County tract presents an opportunity to own land suitable for a variety of rural uses. Come and schedule your showing today!