374 acres in Kemp with native pasture, ponds, major road frontage, and multiple metal buildings—solid land with room for whatever direction you want to take it. If you’re looking for a true country place with plenty of room to spread out, this one has it. The home was built in the 1970s and is currently being used as a rental, so you’ve got options—keep it as an income property or make it your own. The land is mostly native pasture with mature trees and a couple of nice ponds, giving you that quiet rural setting everyone wants. All of this sits on 374 acres in Kemp, right in the heart of Henderson County. You won’t have any trouble with access. This property has major road frontage—about 9,980 feet along CR 2143 and another 1,597 feet along CR 2100. Hard to find frontage like that anymore, and it gives you all kinds of flexibility for future use. There are several good outbuildings already in place. You’ve got a pole barn, a 500 sq ft metal shed, and an engineered metal building with over 800 sq ft. In 2012, the owners added even more improvements, including a newer 1,500 sq ft PM (pole-metal) building plus three additional metal sheds measuring 1,440 sq ft, 900 sq ft, and 1,232 sq ft. Plenty of room for equipment, storage, livestock, or whatever you need. It’s a solid piece of country land with good improvements, great access, and plenty of potential—ready for whatever direction you want to take it.

374 acres in Kemp with native pasture, ponds, major road frontage, and multiple metal buildings—solid land with room for whatever direction you want to take it. If you’re looking for a true country place with plenty of room to spread out, this one has it. The home was built in the 1970s and is currently being used as a rental, so you’ve got options—keep it as an income property or make it your own. The land is mostly native pasture with mature trees and a couple of nice ponds, giving you that quiet rural setting everyone wants. All of this sits on 374 acres in Kemp, right in the heart of Henderson County. You won’t have any trouble with access. This property has major road frontage—about 9,980 feet along CR 2143 and another 1,597 feet along CR 2100. Hard to find frontage like that anymore, and it gives you all kinds of flexibility for future use. There are several good outbuildings already in place. You’ve got a pole barn, a 500 sq ft metal shed, and an engineered metal building with over 800 sq ft. In 2012, the owners added even more improvements, including a newer 1,500 sq ft PM (pole-metal) building plus three additional metal sheds measuring 1,440 sq ft, 900 sq ft, and 1,232 sq ft. Plenty of room for equipment, storage, livestock, or whatever you need. It’s a solid piece of country land with good improvements, great access, and plenty of potential—ready for whatever direction you want to take it.