This heavily wooded conservation property is made up of some 90 +/- acres of mature planted pine. Some 40+ acres of the property is comprised of bottomland hardwoods perfect as a refuge for turkeys and deer. The property's western and southern boundaries are formed by George Hurst Road and Old Louisville Road while the eastern boundary is a small branch. This property and several thousand acres adjacent are protected as lands under conservation easements, set aside for recreational enjoyment as well as private homesteads. Near the property's center is a 5 acres homestead and land suitable for any use. This perfect sized property is a haven to various forms of wildlife, primarily deer and turkey. Two food plots have already been established with plenty of room for more. The interior road system provides good access over the property from either of the county roads. Electrical power is located along the county roads but not yet on the property. Cottonwood Place can be your own refuge for a weekend or a lifetime.