This beautiful 114-acre (+/-) Madison County farm has been held by the same family for generations. Historically used for cattle grazing, hay, tobacco production, and gardening. Offering the space, water, and open ground to support agricultural or recreational use with majestic views of the distant wooded ridges. Predominantly open acreage provides a substantial agricultural footprint, while Drowning Creek, Oldham Branch and a flowing spring bring natural water features to the property. The spring near the old pump house supplied the residence and farm until public water became available in the 1990s. Approximately 520 feet of frontage on Walter Lakes Road and 3,400 feet on Knob Lick Road place the farm along two blacktop county roads. A new driveway installed in September 2026 provides access. Whether the next owner envisions returning livestock to the fields, producing hay, establishing a recreational retreat or exploring a future homestead, this farm offers a versatile combination of open land, natural water features and wide Kentucky countryside views. Acreage, road frontage and aerial boundary lines are approximate, and no survey is available. (Owner/Agent)