Known as the Pulliam-Curry House, 414 N Main Street is one of Harrodsburg’s notable historic residences, dating to 1857 and recognized by the Kentucky Trust for Historic Preservation.
Its steep gables, decorative bargeboard, board-and-batten siding, and distinctive porch reflect the romantic Carpenter Gothic tradition, while the grand entrance features sidelights and a transom beneath a handsome focal-point chandelier.
414 N Main St, Harrodsburg, Kentucky — $359,000
5 beds • 2 baths • 3,570 sq. ft. • Built 1857 • 0.58 acres • Gothic Revival
Inside, original hardwood floors, approximately 10-foot ceilings, elaborate door casings and trim, classic mantels, built-ins, exposed brick, and an iconic claw-foot tub preserve the atmosphere of the 19th century.
The spacious interior includes five bedrooms, expansive living and dining rooms, a large eat-in kitchen with modern gas appliances, and a primary suite with a generous walk-in closet and updated private bath.
A bonus room adds flexible space, while the unfinished basement provides interior and walk-up access to the home’s mechanical and storage areas.
Outside, the covered front porch and broad rear patio overlook the unusual 0.58-acre downtown lot, while a nearly 1,000-square-foot detached three-car garage provides substantial room for vehicles, equipment, storage, or hobbies.
The property is currently active at $359,000, having entered the market in July 2026, and sits within walking distance of downtown Harrodsburg.
For a buyer who wants an old house with genuine architectural identity, the Pulliam-Curry House offers something increasingly difficult to reproduce—a beautifully rehabilitated 1857 Gothic Revival residence where original craftsmanship, historic character, modern livability, and a generous downtown setting come together under one roof.
Listed by: Andrea W Gross 859-612-7005, Keller Williams Bluegrass Realty
