Seventeen acres of Kentucky countryside, wide and open, with a mix of level pasture and gentle rolling hills that make it feel like something straight out of a country song. Zoned agricultural, this land is a clean slate—perfect for a dream home, mini-farm, or a quiet hideaway where you can hear your thoughts and watch the stars actually sparkle.

Tompkinsville sits at the heart of Monroe County, where folks still wave when they pass you on the road and the barbecue has a kick you won’t forget. Spend your weekends fishing or kayaking at Dale Hollow Lake, just a short drive away, or exploring the Old Mulkey Meetinghouse State Historic Site—a time capsule of Kentucky’s pioneer roots. When you’re ready for a little more buzz, head to nearby Glasgow or Burkesville for local festivals, antique shopping, and small-town diners that serve up the kind of pie that ruins all others for you.

Life here moves at the right pace: steady, neighborly, and peaceful. Whether you’re building a homestead, expanding your agricultural operation, or simply staking your claim on a piece of God’s country, this land gives you the space—and the freedom—to do it.