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9999 Red Lick, Irvine, KY 40336 (MLS# 26001167)

$950,000
9999 Red Lick
Irvine, KY 40336
MLS# 26001167
2 beds  |  1 baths  |  2352 sqft
263.302 Kentucky acres of open, productive farmland bordered by Redlick Creek, offering fertile pasture, natural springs, and sweeping valley views. Complete with a farmhouse, barns, equipment storage, and on-site oil wells, this is a true live-off-the-land property with water, space, and infrastructure already in place!
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263.302 Kentucky acres of open, productive farmland bordered by Redlick Creek, offering fertile pasture, natural springs, and sweeping valley views. Complete with a farmhouse, barns, equipment storage, and on-site oil wells, this is a true live-off-the-land property with water, space, and infrastructure already in place! 263.302 acres outlined in red, showcasing a rare combination of open bottomland, rolling pasture, and wooded ridgelines. Redlick Creek, natural springs, and extensive farm infrastructure make this a highly usable, self-sustaining property with exceptional scale and privacy! Daniel Boone and travel parties, who were drawn to the area by natural salt “licks” and reliable water sources! 1176 living sq feet on the main level with 1176 sq feet walk-up/out basement! Full brick! Stocked pond providing a reliable water source and excellent fishing! Historically, these oil wells produced over 3 barrels per day—which at today’s crude prices could equal roughly $80K+ per year in gross production value! Three on-site oil wells historically produced up to 3 barrels of crude oil per day. The previous owner separated oil from water and utilized the natural salt content as a mineral supplement for his Wagyu cattle. Long before that, these same salt licks attracted wildlife and were used by Daniel Boone and early frontiersmen, making this land productive for centuries! The farm features 10–12 livestock water boxes located in separate fields, making rotational grazing easy and efficient—all connected to city water! 4320 Sq feet! All barns and outbuildings have their own water and electricity! Feed, hay, and equipment—covered storage is already in place. Roll your own feed and store it right here! Raise everything you need on your own property! Can roll 230 bales per year! Fresh mineral-rich well water provides a reliable, clean source for the farm—perfect for livestock, gardens, and everyday country living! The property is well-equipped for a serious livestock operation with multiple well-built barns! Cattle barn designed for open-air shelter and easy livestock access! Low-maintenance barn ideal for free-range, pasture-fed cattle operations. Corrals set up to move your cattle around! True farm! Live off the land! 720 Sq feet with concrete flooring! All the barns are still in great condition! 1584 sq feet equipment shed! Your morning commute has never been so peaceful! A cup of coffee will never taste so good! This simple walkway across Red Lick Creek has provided reliable access to the property! The land’s natural grasses, springs, and historic salt licks support a true free-range operation focused on healthy, naturally raised cattle! An aerial view of the forestry and of the farm! Crappie pond stocked and ready for fishing! Barns and corrals make your new cattle operation simple! Mineral-rich bottom fields nourished by limestone soils and clean creek water, producing healthy pasture and strong forage. These fertile grounds naturally support livestock, wildlife, and sustainable farming year after year! This exposed limestone formation is naturally rich in calcium, magnesium, and trace minerals that slowly leach into the soil and water! These minerals support strong bone development, digestion, and overall health in livestock, while also enriching pasture grasses—one of the reasons this land has supported healthy animals and wildlife! Naturally divided pastures allow for easy rotational grazing, healthier forage recovery, and better livestock management—ideal for maximizing pasture performance and animal health Well-designed corrals and lanes make gathering cattle quick and low-stress, allowing for smooth movement from pasture to pen! Excellent farm roads and fencing! Built for efficient rotational grazing, with fenced fields, lanes, and corrals that make it easy to gather heifers, sort cattle, and manage the herd with minimal stress! Magnificent views from every angle! Currently, you can cut up to 250 5x5 hay bales per year! Two of the barns include office space, ideal for farm management or a small business setup! Salt-rich water can be utilized as a natural mineral source for livestock—an old-school, self-sufficient setup that truly supports living off the land.

Property Description
263.302 surveyed acres of Kentucky farm ground bordered by Red Lick Creek—a rare, high-functioning property built for organic-minded, pasture-based farming and true self-sufficient living. This tract offers productive bottomland, rolling pasture, wooded ridgelines, natural springs, mineral-rich limestone soils, and breathtaking valley views in every direction. The farm is set up for efficient livestock operations with farm roads, fenced pastures, and 10-12 livestock water boxes in separate fields for easy rotational grazing—all connected to city water. Improvements include a full brick farmhouse with 1,176 sq ft on the main level plus a 1,176 sq ft walk-up/out basement, multiple well-built barns and outbuildings (with water and electric), an equipment shed, and corrals designed for low-stress cattle handling. Enjoy a stocked pond and crappie fishing, plus strong hay production—up to 230± round bales per year. A standout feature is the on-site crude oil production: historically, three wells produced over 3 barrels per day, which at today's prices could equal roughly $85K+ per year gross production value. Live off the land, run your operation with ease, and generate income while doing it—Red Lick Creek country living at its best!

Details
Documents
Listing Information
Comp Sale YN: No
Property Sub Type: Farm
Status Change Information
Price Change Timestamp: 2026-05-28T16:42:49Z
Status Change Timestamp: 2026-10-19
Back on Market Date: 2026-10-19
Address
County: Estill
Street Number: 9999
Street Name: Red Lick
State: KY
Zip Code: 40336
Parcel Number: 060-00-00-009.00
Contract
Current Price: $950,000
Original List Price: 1250000
List Price: $950,000
Status: Active
Start Showing Date: 2026-01-16
Listing Contract Date: 2026-01-19
Listing Agreement: Exclusive Right To Sell
Owner Name: Auxier
Occupant Type: Vacant
Office Exclusive YN: No
List Price/Acre: 3608.05
List Price/SqFt: 403.91
Interior
Bedrooms Total: 2
Bathrooms Total: 1
Bathrooms Full: 1
Above Grade Finished Area: 1176
Below Grade Finished Area: 1176
Living Area: 2352
Living Area Units: Square Feet
Living Area Source: Public Records
Basement YN: Yes
Fireplace YN: Yes
Parking Information
Garage YN: Yes
Lot
Lot Size Source: Public Records
Lot Size Acres: 263.302
Lot Size Square Feet: 11469435.12
Conservation Easement YN: No
View YN: Yes
Utilities
Cooling YN: Yes
Heating YN: Yes
Remarks
Public Remarks: 263.302 surveyed acres of Kentucky farm ground bordered by Red Lick Creek—a rare, high-functioning property built for organic-minded, pasture-based farming and true self-sufficient living. This tract offers productive bottomland, rolling pasture, wooded ridgelines, natural springs, mineral-rich limestone soils, and breathtaking valley views in every direction. The farm is set up for efficient livestock operations with farm roads, fenced pastures, and 10-12 livestock water boxes in separate fields for easy rotational grazing—all connected to city water. Improvements include a full brick farmhouse with 1,176 sq ft on the main level plus a 1,176 sq ft walk-up/out basement, multiple well-built barns and outbuildings (with water and electric), an equipment shed, and corrals designed for low-stress cattle handling. Enjoy a stocked pond and crappie fishing, plus strong hay production—up to 230± round bales per year. A standout feature is the on-site crude oil production: historically, three wells produced over 3 barrels per day, which at today's prices could equal roughly $85K+ per year gross production value. Live off the land, run your operation with ease, and generate income while doing it—Red Lick Creek country living at its best!
Land Details
Farm With House YN: Yes
Number Of Fields: 4
Other Structures Info
Number Of Horse Barns: 2
Number Of Stalls: 20
Room Types
Kitchen Level: First
Primary Bedroom Level: First
Tax Legal
MLS Area Major: 020 - Estill County
Subdivision Name: Rural
High School District: Estill County - 20
Building
Year Built: 1970
Property Features
Utilities: Cable Available; Electricity Connected; Phone Connected; Water Connected; Cable Available; Electricity Connected; Phone Connected; Water Connected
Architectural Style: Ranch
Cooling: Heat Pump
Current Use: Agricultural; Cattle; Horses; Hunting; Recreational; Residential; Single Family; Vacant
Farm Improvements: Equipment Building(s); Office; Run-In Shed(s)
Fencing: Plank; Wire
Flooring: Tile; Wood
Heating: Heat Pump
Horse Amenities: Barn; Hay Storage; Riding Trail
Housing: Main
Interior Features: Ceiling Fan(s); Eat-in Kitchen
Levels: Two
Lot Features: Bottomland; Cleared; Floodplain; Wooded
Other Structures: Barn(s); Workshop
Possession Auxiliary Dwelling: Close Of Escrow
Possession Farm Land: Close Of Escrow
Possession Main House: Close Of Escrow
Possible Use: Agricultural; Cattle; Horses; Recreational; Residential
Sewer: Septic Tank
Showing Considerations: Electricity Not On; Limited Visibility From Road
Structure Type: House
View: Farm; Mountain(s); Rural; Trees/Woods; Water
Water Source: Creek(s); Pond(s); Public; Spring
Showing Requirements: Showing Service
Room Types: Kitchen; Primary Bedroom
Room Information
Room Name Level
Primary BedroomFirst
KitchenFirst
Listing Office: Joyce Marcum Realty

Last Updated: October - 19 - 2026

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