Vacation at home in this unique 7 bedroom, 6.5 bathroom with over 15 acres. This home boasts an in-ground salt water pool and pond with a dock in the backyard, five fireplaces, sound system, and numerous amenities throughout. The main kitchen has custom cabinets and a double oven Wolf range, two dishwashers, ice machine, cooling drawers, built-in espresso machine, steamer and a wine cooler. The basement kitchen is great for entertaining, along with a hidden butler's kitchen containing a large wine cooler, refrigerator, dishwasher, and microwave. The second floor includes an office, three bedrooms, and two full bathrooms. The primary suite is on the main level with its own fireplace. Pool has a newer liner and cover. Additional shower outside. Three car attached garage. Generac generator included, enough to power the whole home. Previously part of 7241 HWY 54 before split off to become 7219 HWY 54. Mailbox still shows older address. For directions, make sure it's 7219 Ky 54 or Hwy 54, NOT "Old Hwy 54."
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1988Year Built
15.08 acresLot Size
$154Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
3 car garageParking
Listed by Gordon Barnett• BHG Realty
Listed by Matthew Schell
Contact: 270-485-3300
Bought with Robert Williams• Triple Crown Realty Group
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Last updated by owner on Nov 13, 2023.
A-R
Rural Agriculture Zone
The A-R Rural Agriculture Zone is established to preserve the rural character of the Daviess County Rural Service Area by promoting agriculture and agriculturalrelated uses, and by discouraging all forms of urban development except for rural residential and limited conditional uses. A zone change from A-R to a more urban classification would deprecate the objectives of the Comprehensive Plan and should be discouraged unless the request involves incidental land uses for which provision is not made or which ordinarily do not occur in urban areas i.e., land and resource dependent uses - mining, agriculture, forestry, etc. A zone change from A-R to A-U would normally occur subsequent to projections that the need exists for additional potential urban development area.