A renovated farmhouse on thirty wooded acres with creek frontage near Lake Cumberland
Thirty acres of trails, timber, and Crocus Creek frontage wrapped around a farmhouse that has been remodeled from the roof to the crawl space, only minutes from the water at Lake Cumberland.
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Every so often a property comes along that refuses to pick a lane, and that is exactly the appeal. This one is a hunting tract, a working homestead, a lake-country getaway, and a finished family home all at once, spread across thirty wooded acres at the end of a quiet gravel road outside Columbia.
The thirty acres run heavily wooded, with year-round views of Crocus Creek flowing through the property and established ATV, horse, and hunting trails already cut through the timber. Two hunting blinds sit along the back, so it is ready to enjoy from the first day you own it. Sitting out of the city limits on a dead-end road, it offers the privacy people picture when they say they want land, with Lake Cumberland and its marinas only about fifteen minutes away.
What makes it rare is that the house keeps pace with the land. This is not a tired farmhouse waiting on years of work. It has been renovated from the new metal roof down through a completely redone crawl space, which means you can spend your weekends on the trails instead of on repairs. If you have been comparing rural homes and weighing a remodel against building, our look at what a barndominium costs to build is a useful comparison point.
Land you can hunt, water you can reach in fifteen minutes, and a house already finished.
Thirty acres on Crocus Creek
The land is the reason most people will call on this one. All 30.06 acres are heavily wooded and genuinely private, tucked out of the city limits at the end of a dead-end gravel road. Crocus Creek runs through the property and gives you flowing water and year-round views, the kind of feature that is almost impossible to add later.
For anyone who hunts or rides, the groundwork is already done. Established ATV, horse, and hunting trails wind through the timber, and two hunting blinds are set along the back of the property, ready to use from day one. There is also additional acreage available from a motivated seller, so there is room to expand the footprint if you want even more space around you.
A farmhouse taken down to the studs
The home was built in 1980 and has since been rebuilt in all the ways that matter. The exterior alone reads like a fresh start, with a new metal roof, new siding, new replacement windows in vinyl frames, and even new copper gutters, downspouts, and exterior lighting. These are the expensive, unglamorous upgrades that protect a house for decades, and here they are already finished.
The care continues where you cannot see it. Underneath, the crawl space has been completely redone with insulated pipes, fresh insulation, and a vapor barrier, and both underground and above-ground drainage systems were installed to move water away from the home. A covered porch wraps the front of the house, giving you a shaded place to sit and take in the woods and the creek.
Open-concept living and dining
Inside, the main level opens into a large, light-filled space where the living room, dining area, and kitchen all flow together. Vaulted ceilings give the rooms height, while cedar-lined ceilings and sections of shiplap add the warm, textured character that makes a country home feel like one.
The finishes are all new and chosen with care. New luxury vinyl plank flooring runs throughout, joined by new trim, new interior doors, updated lighting, ceiling fans, and fresh paint from top to bottom. There is a separate family room and a dedicated laundry and utility room as well, so the open areas stay clear for living and gathering.
A fully remodeled kitchen
The kitchen is the showpiece of the remodel. It was taken back to a blank slate and rebuilt with new cabinets, new solid surface countertops, a central island, and a full suite of new appliances, including a smooth-top electric range, range hood, dishwasher, and refrigerator. A bar gives you casual seating right where the cooking happens.
One detail sets it apart from a standard flip. A restored antique sink and cabinet were worked back into the design and paired with updated fixtures, a small nod to the home's history that keeps the space from feeling generic. It is a true country kitchen, set up to eat in and built to be used.
The master suite
The owner's suite sits on the main level and is built for comfort. It opens to a private bath with a double vanity, a relaxing garden tub, and a separate walk-in shower, plus a walk-in closet with room to actually use it. Having the primary bedroom and a full bath on the main floor is a feature buyers ask for again and again, and it makes the home work for nearly any stage of life.
More bedrooms and a bonus loft
Three bedrooms sit on the main level, which keeps the day-to-day living all on one floor. Upstairs, a versatile loft gives you a flexible fourth space that can be whatever you need, whether that is a guest bedroom, a home office, a playroom, or a quiet retreat away from the main living areas.
Two full bathrooms serve the home, finished with double vanities and a mix of separate showers and tub and shower combinations. Throughout the bedrooms you will find the same thoughtful touches as the rest of the house, from ceiling fans to walk-in closets to the vaulted and cedar-lined ceilings that give the upper space its character.
A second building site and outbuildings
One of the most valuable and easily overlooked features here is the separate building site, which comes with its own address and existing utilities from a previous mobile home that once stood there. That is a rare head start. It opens the door to a workshop, an RV hookup, a guest home, or even a second residence, all without starting utilities from scratch.
There is also an outbuilding already on the property for storage, equipment, or projects. For a buyer thinking about multiple generations under one roof, a home-based business, or simply room to grow, that ready-to-build second site adds real flexibility and real value on top of the acreage.
Gardens, trails, and the porch
Outdoor living is built into this place. The covered porch is the natural spot to start or end the day, looking out over mature trees and the creek beyond. For anyone who likes to grow their own food, an established garden area is already in place with raised beds and deer fencing, so you can plant without donating the harvest to the local wildlife.
Beyond the yard, the trails and timber turn the whole property into a backyard. Ride the ATV loops, walk the horse trails, or settle into one of the two hunting blinds as the season turns. Landscaping and mature trees frame the home, and the wooded acreage gives every season something to look at.
Living near Lake Cumberland
The location lands in a sweet spot between quiet country and easy access. You are about fifteen minutes from Columbia and only ten minutes from both Jamestown and Russell Springs, so groceries, restaurants, and everyday errands are never far. Best of all, Lake Cumberland is roughly fifteen minutes away.
Lake Cumberland is known as the Houseboat Capital of the World, and it brings a long list of things to do right to your doorstep. Spots like Lure Lodge let you dine overlooking the water, rent a cabin, play tennis, or relax by the pool, and the lake itself offers boating, fishing, and recreation through the whole warm season. It is the rare property that gives you deep woods and open water within the same short drive.
110 Crocus View Road, Columbia, Kentucky 42728
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Meet your agent
Elaine Rowlett
REALTOR® · Southern Nest Realty, LLC · Lead of JE Properties
Local roots, honest guidance, and a real love for Kentucky land and lake country.
Elaine Rowlett leads JE Properties with Southern Nest Realty, helping buyers and sellers across south central Kentucky find their place in one of the most beautiful corners of the state. She knows this region well, from the wooded farms and creek bottoms around Columbia and Adair County to the coves and shoreline of Lake Cumberland, and she pairs that local knowledge with the kind of steady, straightforward guidance that makes a big decision feel manageable.
Whether a client is chasing acreage, a hunting tract, a lake getaway, or a full-time home, Elaine brings the same attention to every detail and the same care for the people on the other side of the table. She listens first, communicates clearly, and works hard to make sure her clients feel informed and looked after from the first showing all the way to the closing table. For a property like this one, where land, water, and a move-in-ready home all come together, she is exactly the kind of guide you want in your corner.
This kind of property does not stay quiet for long
Land you can hunt and ride, a creek running through it, a finished home, and Lake Cumberland fifteen minutes away, all from a motivated seller. If 110 Crocus View Road sounds like the place you have been picturing, the next step is a quick call to Elaine.
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Listed by Elaine Rowlett, Southern Nest Realty, LLC · 270-634-0883 · MLS #SC48055. Source: South Central Kentucky AOR. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify all details, acreage, utilities, and condition. Boundless Estates is a content and marketing brand and is not the listing brokerage for this property.