585 Ruddles Mill Cynthiana Rd, Cynthiana, KY 41031

48.5 ACRES. 7,000+ SQ. FT. ESTATE. WORKING FARM. SALTWATER POOL. A PIECE OF KENTUCKY HISTORY. Welcome to The Bourbon-Harrison Estate, an extraordinary property positioned along the scenic Harrison and Bourbon County line where luxury country living, productive farmland and centuries of Kentucky history come together in one remarkable offering. Set amid 48.5 fenced acres with sweeping 360-degree countryside views, the custom-built 6-bedroom, 3-bath estate offers more than 7,000 sq. ft. of living space designed to embrace its beautiful rural surroundings. Whether envisioned as a private family estate, working farm, equestrian property, multi-generational retreat or legacy investment, this is a property with room to dream. The dramatic two-story great room immediately captures attention with soaring ceilings, architectural beams, an overlook balcony and magnificent floor-to-ceiling fireplace. Four glass doors open to the expansive wraparound porch, filling the room with natural light and creating an effortless connection to the surrounding countryside. At the heart of the home, the chef-inspired kitchen features granite countertops, an expansive center island, generous cabinetry and spacious butler's pantry with convenient access to the formal dining room—equally suited for intimate dinners or large gatherings. The first-floor primary suite creates a private retreat of its own, featuring a clawfoot soaking tub, walk-in shower, private water closet with bidet and oversized walk-in closet. A dedicated music room with exceptional acoustics and whole-home sound system adds another distinctive space for entertaining and enjoyment. The walk-out lower level with a second kitchen expands the possibilities even further, offering excellent flexibility for extended family, guests, multi-generational living or private in-law accommodations. Outside, Kentucky country living takes center stage. Relax beside the saltwater pool and hot tub, gather on the wraparound porch, or simply take in the privacy and panoramic views stretching across the surrounding farmland. Beyond the residence lies a productive working farm, currently planted in soybeans and traditionally managed through corn and soybean crop rotation. The fenced acreage, established agricultural use, orchard and open land provide opportunities for continued farming, equestrian pursuits or simply enjoying the extraordinary privacy that 48.5 acres provides. And then there is the history. The property's story reaches back to a historic land grant associated with service during the French and Indian War—decades before Kentucky became a state. Pieces of that history have been intentionally incorporated into the home, including a mantle crafted from the property's original log cabin and a historic grinding stone incorporated into the hearth. Few properties bring together this combination of acreage, agricultural productivity, substantial living space, resort-style amenities, privacy and Kentucky heritage. The Bourbon-Harrison Estate isn't simply a place to live. It's a place to build a legacy. Private property. Scheduled appointment required. NO DRIVE-BYS OR DRIVING ON THE PROPERTY WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENT. Please do not enter or walk the acreage without authorization. Active soybean crop in place. Thank you for experiencing this exceptional Kentucky property.

Sellers are very motivated! Bring us an offer! Privacy and grandeur define this sprawling 6 bedroom, 3-bathroom residence with over 7,000 square feet of living space. Nestled on the Harrison and Bourbon county line, this property offers the perfect blend of rural tranquility and luxuries. This is not your average farmhouse by any means, no expense was spared. With granite countertop, a butler's pantry, dual fuel double range with service entry to an elegant dining room it has everyone's dream kitchen. Step into your personal oasis of a master suite complete with a clawfoot bathtub, oversized closet complete with a formal bidet. The downstairs has a second entrance making it the perfect mother-in-law suite. The farmland was commissioned to this family for their participation in the French Indian that was ended in 1763, 29 years before Kentucky became a state. The mantle came from the original one room log cabin first build on the property, the grinding stone from the log cabin is embedded into the hearth. Morgans raiders fed their livestock at this farm for their armies. A magnificent house with rich history already set up with crops, an orchard, and seclusion is waiting for you