Nice 62 lot mobile home park down the street from a country club and a large company (Dow) . Paved streets and sits on approximately 15 acres. Owner will finance with $350k or more down or hold a 2nd. A small brick house is included and rents for $600 a month. The park is on city water and has meters that the owner reads. Park is on septic. Lot rents are currently at $200 but owner is raising it to $250 per month starting at the end of March, 2019.
The park is located in Hardin County and is a great place to live, work, grow and prosper. A population of more than 107,000 makes us Kentucky’s sixth largest county. And while other parts of the country were reeling from the recent great recession, we’ve enjoyed a diverse and thriving economy. In past decade, the Elizabethtown Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), which includes Hardin, LaRue and Meade counties, has been among the fastest growing MSAs in the country and continues to welcome thousands of new residents every year. The MSA also led Kentucky metropolitan areas in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth between 2009 and 2012 and has made exciting gains in per capita personal income.
Not to be overlooked is an exceptional, affordable and safe quality of life bolstered by great schools, top quality health care, lots of business and job opportunities, plenty to do and friendly people. Fort Knox anchors the local economy, but outstanding jobs in manufacturing, education, health care and more also employ thousands of local residents. Hardin County along with neighboring Meade and LaRue counties make up the Elizabethtown-Fort Knox, Ky., Metropolitan Statistical Area, recently among the nations’ best for corporate facility investment, start-up growth rate, white collar job creation and a thriving manufacturing sector.
Manufacturing is concentrated primarily in Elizabethtown with about 80 manufacturing plants and supporting facilities employing more than 9,200 workers. Many industries manufacture components related to the automotive industry and key in on Hardin County’s central location relative to automobile assembly plants located throughout the Mid-South and Midwest.
Hardin County is poised for significant additional growth in the advanced manufacturing sector with the 1,551-acre Glendale Megasite. Certified by CSX Railroad, it is one of the largest industrial tracts in the U.S. and is located south of Elizabethtown alongside Interstate 65 and a CSX main line. Fort Knox, located in the northern end of the county, has undergone a major transformation and is now home to U.S. Army Cadet Command, U.S. Army Recruiting Command, U.S. Army Human Resources Command, and more. The post has a daytime population of approximately 23,000 soldiers, family members, civilian employees and contractors.
In addition, local healthcare, tourism, professional services and other business sectors are growing, meaning those who make a career move to Elizabethtown can rest assured their families will find opportunities here as well.
Our economic health goes hand in hand with Elizabethtown’s quality of life. Whether lifelong residents or newly relocated to the area, this is a place people want to call home. Elizabethtown area residents enjoy highly ranked schools, a variety of recreational opportunities including a nationally renowned youth sports park, access to advanced healthcare, a low cost of living and more. Learn more about living in Elizabethtown here.
