The Mill Hole farm is a well managed, mostly wooded farm located close to I-65 in Edmonson County, Kentucky. The farm is on the national register of historic places for the remnants of a home built between 1790 and 1810. Also present is the unique Mill Hole, a karst window that is 130'deep, 1200' long and 800' wide. A karst window is where an underground stream has a collapse, exposing the stream to the surface. The stream comes out on one end and flows for about 50 yards and then disappears underground. 272 acres with an estimated 1,064,000 board feet or marketable timber with a current market value to the landowner at $345,000.00. THIS FARM IS ONE HALF MILE SOUTH OF 50,000 ACRE MAMMOTH CAVE NATIONAL PARK THAT DOES NOT ALLOW HUNTING. DEER GROW OLD AND DIE THERE. CREATE THE RIGHT HABITAT TO DRAW THEM IN.
From Park City, proceed west on Highway 31W for 3.5 miles to Chaumont Road. Go right on Chaumont Road and proceed one mile to property entrance on the left. Signs posted.