Kentucky land, by the acre.

Land & Acreage

Kentucky land, by the acre.

Acreage, farmland, building lots, hunting tracts and development sites across Georgetown, Scott County, Central Kentucky and beyond — with agents who understand land.

Kentucky real estateKentucky home and land

Land is in our name

Land buyers need a different kind of agent.


A house and a hundred acres are very different purchases. Land value depends on things you can’t see in a listing photo: road frontage and access, soil and topography, water, utilities, septic suitability, zoning, easements, timber and the exact boundaries on the survey.

Our agents help buyers find and evaluate land across Kentucky — and help landowners sell it for what it’s truly worth, with aerial photography, plat maps, detailed property data and marketing aimed at the buyers most likely to pay a premium.

How we help

Every detail, handled.

01KY Land & Home

Residential acreage

Room to build your dream home with privacy and space — from 2-acre lots to 50-acre homesteads.

  • Building lots
  • Mini-farms
  • Homesteads with acreage
02KY Land & Home

Farm & agricultural land

Pasture, cropland and livestock farms across the Bluegrass and western Kentucky.

  • Cattle & hay operations
  • Row-crop farmland
  • Equine pasture
03KY Land & Home

Recreation & development

Hunting tracts, timber land and development parcels in high-growth corridors.

  • Hunting & recreational land
  • Timber tracts
  • Development sites

The process

A clear path to closing.

Clear steps, honest advice and steady communication from first conversation to closing day.

Define the land

Acreage, use, budget, location and must-haves like water or road frontage.

Find & walk it

On-market and off-market parcels, plus boundary walks and aerial review.

Due diligence

Survey, soil and septic, utilities, zoning, easements and title.

Close

Financing guidance for land and farm loans, then a clean closing.

Kentucky countryside

Free land info pack

Find the right ground.


Get current land and farm listings, county zoning notes and a buyer’s due-diligence checklist for Kentucky land.

Free resource

Request your land info pack

Confidential · No obligation

In their words

From our clients.

Lyndsey at Kentucky Land and Home is truly one of the most kind, hardworking professionals I’ve ever worked with. She has helped me buy and sell three homes, and throughout every process she has been incredibly patient, dedicated, and supportive—especially as I navigated a tight budget while still trying to find exactly what I wanted.
AlexBought & sold three homes · Google review
Enter Liz Tremble (our actual real estate angel)… She provided us potential listings immediately (even responding late hours for my 2nd shift husband) and helped us find a buyer for our previous property which we never imagined would happen as quickly as it did. If you are looking for a realtor who truly cares and will be willing to go the extra mile Liz is your lady and Kentucky Land and Home are your people!
Hannah R.Sold & bought · Google review
I have had excellent experiences working with not only Lyndsey but also several other agents at KY Land and Home. Highly recommend!
Brandye S.Repeat client · Google review
Bri and Lyndsey both helped me sell my home and purchase another one. They were great to work with!
Wendy L.Sold & bought · Google review
Jennifer Ware is one in a million and we’re so lucky to have her as our realtor. She is so approachable and goes out of her way to help you.
Katherine A.Buyer · Google review
Thank you so much for helping us find our new home! We are so happy with our house thanks to your great help. We wouldn’t have been able to do this without your patience and support.
Deysi T.Home buyer · translated from Spanish · Google review

Reviews from our Google Business Profile · Read more on Google

Questions

Frequently asked.

What should I check before buying land in Kentucky?

Confirm legal access and road frontage, the survey and boundaries, zoning and any deed restrictions, utility availability, septic suitability (perc testing), floodplain status, easements, mineral rights and title. We help coordinate each step.

Can I get a loan to buy land?

Yes, though land loans work differently than home mortgages and often require larger down payments. Farm Credit lenders, local banks and some specialty lenders offer land and farm financing; we can recommend local options.

Do you sell hunting and recreational land?

Yes. We market hunting and recreational tracts with aerial maps and details buyers care about — cover, water, food plots, access and neighboring land use.

How do I sell inherited farmland?

We help heirs understand the land’s value, options for selling as a whole or in tracts, and the timeline. Your attorney and tax advisor can guide the estate details while we handle marketing and the sale.

CallFree Valuation