A truly lovely 34-acre tract of gently rolling Bluegrass; would set up nicely for a small horse operation. Mature trees are scattered throughout the property making for several potential homesites. If you're searching for the perfect canvas on which to build your home/horse operation just minutes from Lexington, be sure to consider this beautiful piece of Mercer County.
Adorable brick 1.5 story home in the classic Kenwick community! Immaculate 3BR, 2 full BA, unique kitchen with tile countertops and lots of light, gleaming hardwoods, updated bathrooms, private master suite upstairs, two 1st floor bedrooms and lovely fenced in backyard ideal for a small garden, cook-outs, play area etc. Can be rented after July 31st for $1200 a month!
Lovely ranch home in the desirable Westmorland neighborhood. This stunning home offers 4BR, 2 full baths and over 3400 square feet with a partially finished basement. A two car attached garage and a three car detached insulated garage with steel door offer tremendous secure storage and work areas. Over an acre lot with lots of mature trees frame this home and lovely location quite well.
Look out your window and see beautiful Kentucky farmland and barns, this lovely farm is nestled among lots of mature trees! The main residence boasts 4 large bedrooms and 3 full baths and is in excellent shape, with lots of updates. Large kitchen, 2 dens (1 up and 1 down), huge cozy fireplace, screened in porch, nice Koi pond with waterfall and much more! The home dates back 31 years, with an additional add on 11 years ago. Barn offers 3 stalls, 1 paddock and 1 field.
This is the home of true bourbon whiskey, which was shipped north to the Ohio River and then on by riverboat to the world in barrels stamped Old Bourbon. True bourbon whisky has a finicky range of requirements, primary of which is its mash must be at least 70% corn, and it must be aged for 4 years. It owes its renowned smoothness to the local limestone-filtered water.
The same ground water that makes our bourbon whisky uniquely drinkable has made our Thoroughbreds great racehorses. The county is underlain by high-phosphatic limestone, or karst, derived from the skeletons of sea life deposited during the Ordovician era, roughly 460 million years ago when this area was warm, inland sea. Be aware that not all Bourbon County land offers this karst substratum! There are geological fault lines running through the county and the bedrock can differ drastically from one side of these fault lines to the othe. Buying a farm is a complex undertaking. Cintact
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