4571 E Hwy 22, Smithfield, KY 40068 (MLS# 1642674)

$246,000

4571 E Hwy 22
Smithfield, KY 40068
MLS# 1642674
Status: Active Under Contract

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Property Description
Beautiful five acre tract of level land in Oldham County! Area of estate homes on large parcels of property, this mix of wooded and cleared land gives you privacy and room to roam. Small creek, nice rectangular shape with additional land available. Land has been recently surveyed, new culvert and drive installed, paths through wooded areas and large trees. Gas, electric and Oldham Co water at road, fiber optics coming.

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Current Price: $246,000

Contract Info

Original List Price: 286272

Listing Date: 2023-08-08

Listing Price: 246000

List Price/Acre: 48140.9

Property Sub Type: Residential Land

HOA Y/N: No

HOA Fee: No

Location, Tax & Legal Info

Street #: 4571

St Dir: E

Street: Hwy 22

Area: 21-Oldham County S-171

Sub Area: A

County: Oldham

State/Province: KY

Zip Code: 40068

Parcel ID: 56-00-00-6D

Deed Bk: 1337

Pg #: 231

Subdivision/Condo: NONE

Block: 00

Lot: 00

Sub-Lot: 00

Directions: I71 to Lagrange Exit 22, South on Hwy 53 to Ballardsville, from church at 53/22 split, 1.5 miles on left, at 13 mile marker.

Coop Comm: 3

Disclosure: Yes

Geo Lat: 38.358714

Geo Lon: -85.31948

General Property Description

Dedicated Road?: N

Frontage: 320

Acres: 5.11

Zoning: Agriculture

Restrictions: No

Flood Plain: No

Status Change Info

Status: Active Under Contract

Property Features

Lot Description: Add Land Available; Cleared; Survey Available; Wooded

Lot Access: Paved Road; State Highway

Utilities: Gas: Natural; Public Water

Documents Available: Survey

Listing Documents

Survey and Plat

Vacant Land Disclosure

Listing Office: Coldwell Banker McMahan

Last Updated: April - 15 - 2024

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