Slaughter Road, Benton, KY 42025

Located in Marshall County, Kentucky, this productive tillable investment tract offers an excellent combination of income potential, quality wildlife habitat, and outstanding recreational opportunities. Featuring productive cropland, timber, extensive creek frontage, and a convenient location near Kentucky Lake, the property is well suited for investors, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Approximately 29 acres of productive tillable ground are currently planted in soybeans for the 2026 growing season, providing immediate agricultural value while serving as a valuable food source for local wildlife. The tillable acreage is complemented by numerous edge habitats that naturally funnel wildlife movement and enhance the property's hunting potential. A timbered section of the farm features a healthy stand of softwoods and mast-producing hardwoods, creating excellent bedding, cover, and seasonal food sources for deer and turkey. The combination of timber and cropland provides the diversity needed to support healthy wildlife populations throughout the year. One of the property's most notable features is approximately 2,600 feet of frontage along Watch Creek. The creek provides a dependable water source for wildlife while adding scenic appeal and increasing habitat diversity across the property. Access is provided by a gravel entry road, while utilities are available along the road frontage for future improvements if desired. Minimal public road frontage helps maintain the property's privacy while still allowing convenient access. The location offers exceptional recreational opportunities beyond the property itself. Kentucky Lake, Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, and Lake Barkley are all just a short drive away, providing world-class boating, fishing, hunting, hiking, camping, and countless other outdoor activities. Whether you're looking for a productive agricultural investment, a recreational getaway, or a hunting property with income potential, this Marshall County tract offers an outstanding combination of productivity, habitat, and location.