Some historic houses have a way of transporting visitors to another era before they even step inside. Known locally as the Hutchinson House, this substantial Victorian-era residence in downtown Cynthiana, Kentucky, combines solid masonry construction, soaring ceilings, original hardwood floors, and an elaborate staircase that immediately captures attention. Dating to around 1860, the home offers … Read more
There is a quiet confidence to 210 South College Street, an approximately 166-year-old Italianate residence just a block and a half from downtown Franklin, where the appeal lies in how naturally its old and new layers coexist. The details worth lingering over include the original front wwindos, decorative woodwork, built-in bookcases, beautiful chandeliers, and … Read more
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 … Read more
Tucked away on a private 1.9-acre wooded parcel in Clayhole, Kentucky, this modern 2015-built cabin delivers a rustic escape with full modern connectivity for $140,000 ($140 per square foot). Accessed via a scenic drive directly through a shallow creek, the three-bedroom, one-bathroom retreat pairs total backcountry seclusion with established utilities and high-speed internet infrastructure. … Read more