Here's your chance to get down on the farm with this classic farmhouse sitting on a stunning 214.55 acres (+/-) out in the beautiful countryside of central Kentucky. The house is filled with potential and has a certain charm that makes it feel like home as you are invited into a cozy living room highlighted by an elegant gas-log fireplace and beautiful crown molding. Flowing from the living room is an open kitchen displaying a delightfully rustic hardwood floor. The kitchen offers a good amount of counter space plus an assortment of cabinets that perfectly fit the farmhouse motif. Connecting to the kitchen is an intimate dining area and a handy pantry closet. The primary bedroom is located on the first-floor and is a generously sized room sporting his/her closets and an ensuite 1/2 bath that has a lovely set of bifold doors plus a dual vanity. Anchoring the rear of the home is a resourceful mudroom offering a sitting area, utilities, and an adorable full bathroom. The upstairs hosts 2 more spacious bedrooms showing off more of that rustic hardwood. On your way to the attached 2-car garage take a moment to relax in the sun porch breezeway that connects the home to the garage. The garage offers great storage space as it also has a loft and is a perfect spot for those tinkering jobs. Then sit back and take in all those breathtaking views right from the covered front porch as you enjoy the sound of rain hitting the metal roof on a rainy day. Rounding out the home is a rear deck that is another fantastic spot to relax or entertain. Outside is where the real fun begins as you have over 200 acres with a mix of cleared and wooded land at your disposal. The cleared portions offer fertile cropland and green pastures that are ideal for hay and cattle. There are also 3 ponds, 2 barns, and multiple creeks to help supplement your farming operations. The farm is surrounded by gorgeous knobs offering tons of recreation including hunting as the woods are filled with turkeys and deer. This is just the place to experience the country side of life so call MIKE SPALDING to see that the grass is greener on the farm.