Land for Sale in Maceo, KY

Land for sale in Maceo, KY:

TRACT 10. Pleasure Point Tracts offer the opportunity to own 22± acres in a quiet rural setting just 15 minutes from downtown Owensboro. The individual tracts are situated along Pleasure Point Road, surrounded by established homes and countryside, with convenient access to KY-405. Each tract offers a mix of open pasture and mature woods, providing room for a custom home, small farm, recreation, or other permitted uses. Water and electricity are available along Pleasure Point Road, and soil site evaluations have been completed for the individual tracts, providing valuable groundwork for future residential plans. Adding to the setting, the property is adjacent to Carpenter's Lake, a st

Land for sale in Maceo, KY:

TRACT 11. Pleasure Point Tracts offer the opportunity to own 2.5± acres in a quiet rural setting just 15 minutes from downtown Owensboro. The individual tracts are situated along Pleasure Point Road, surrounded by established homes and countryside, with convenient access to KY-405. Each tract offers a mix of open pasture and mature woods, providing room for a custom home, small farm, recreation, or other permitted uses. Water and electricity are available along Pleasure Point Road, and soil site evaluations have been completed for the individual tracts, providing valuable groundwork for future residential plans. Adding to the setting, the property is adjacent to Carpenter's Lake, a s

Land for sale in Maceo, KY:

Great location! Just a few miles east of Ellis Park Racing and Gaming. Fronts on Hwy 60 and Hwy 2830, currently only has approval for access from Hwy 2830, not from Hwy 60. Could be divided into multiple residential lots. It is in the flood plain. 500 ft frontage on Hwy 2830 and 660ft frontage on Hwy 60.

Land for sale in Maceo, KY:

Thomas Emmmick 155 is a productive and well-rounded 155± acre row crop and cattle farm located along Western Kentucky's renowned Ohio River farming corridor situated in Daviess County, KY. This property represents the kind of working farmland that has become increasingly difficult to find as a single contiguous offering. With approximately 105± tillable acres historically planted in corn, soybeans, and wheat on a productive rotation, this tract speaks directly to the serious crop producer as well as the long-term land investor looking for ground with a proven track record. The tillable acres are the centerpiece, but the property offers more than row crop production alone. The