Field Cliffs gives you options before you ever draw the cabin plans.

This surveyed 0.758-acre lot can be approached two different ways. Build higher near the main road and take advantage of convenient utility access and a ridge-top vantage point, or explore a lower placement off the shared drive where the cliffs and valley views become the focus. That flexibility gives buyers the chance to decide whether easy access or a more tucked-away mountain feel matters most.

Either direction works well for the mix of buyers Sky Ridge Retreats attracts. An investor can design around the views and outdoor experience that short-term rental guests are looking for, while an owner can build something that works for weekends, longer stays or full-time enjoyment. Existing STR cabins within the development are already producing well.

City water, underground electric and high-speed internet are available. Sky Ridge has gated access and a well-built, maintained road system along with maintained trails and common areas. Sky Ridge Overlook, Sky View Park and the Boulder Trail are available to owners and guests, while Adventure Waters and Cast Away Fishing Pond are currently under construction.

The development borders Daniel Boone National Forest and sits between Cave Run Lake and Red River Gorge. A separate pay lake is also under construction across the road and is not part of Sky Ridge Retreats.

Lot 19 is a good one for a buyer who does not want the land dictating one single idea. You have choices here.