540 Becam Rogers Rd Columbia, KY 42743

This 21-acre property is located in south-central Kentucky between Greensburg and Columbia. The tract offers a balanced mix of open ground and timber, creating options for agricultural, recreational, or residential use. Its location provides a quiet rural setting with convenient access to nearby towns for supplies, dining, and services. The open acreage is currently in hay production and has also been row cropped in the past. This demonstrates the land’s flexibility for multiple types of agricultural use. Whether kept in hay, returned to row crops, or transitioned to another purpose, the field represents usable ground that adds to the tract’s versatility. The remainder of the acreage is in timber, providing cover and habitat for local wildlife. The wooded ground adds recreational opportunities such as hunting, hiking, or nature enjoyment. It also contributes to the balance of the tract, combining resource potential with outdoor use. Utilities are available at the road, including water and electric, which increases the property’s suitability for building. With infrastructure nearby, it is capable of supporting a residence, hunting camp, or small farmstead with fewer development challenges. Its location is practical, with Greensburg about 15 minutes to the north and Columbia approximately 15 minutes to the south. Campbellsville can be reached in around 30 minutes, while Elizabethtown and Bowling Green are both about an hour and fifteen minutes away, providing additional access to larger regional centers. The surrounding area consists of farmland, pasture, and timber tracts. This rural landscape supports both agricultural and recreational uses while maintaining proximity to essential services. The property’s manageable size makes it suitable for a range of buyers, from those interested in farming and recreation to those seeking a country home site. Overall, this 21-acre tract offers a useful combination of field and timber, public road frontage, available utilities, and a location between two nearby towns. Its mix of features provides flexibility for agriculture, recreation, or rural living in a convenient south-central Kentucky setting.