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Carriage House on the Park - Guesthouses for Rent in Winchester, Kentucky, United States - Airbnb

Beautiful Farmhouse in the country of Owenton Kentucky, the “Golden Triangle” to the bluegrass country. 38 hay producing acres. Almost an acre of pond full of big mouth bass and other species. Fresh air, clean soil, honest country life. House is sold furnished and the large tobacco barn is full of antique knoll posts and other old furnishings. There’s a Craftsman ride-on lawnmower and old Ford Tractor that comes with the property. The home and barn both need extensive repair, however…

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Airline Mogul Tony Ryan's Lexington Horse Farm Takes on an Irish Spirit

Interior designer Britney Groneck saw potential in this mid-1970s Prospect, Kentucky home. Take a look at the stunning results!

Your post-work years are a time to improve your golf game, take up a new hobby, or just enjoy a well-deserved break. In these great college towns, you can expand your intellectual horizons too.

Enjoy the best of both worlds as you live in the historic home of the 17th Governor of Kentucky, in downtown Russellville, Kentucky. Dating back to 1809, this home boasts over 4100 sq ft. of living space and features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, hardwood floors, five fireplaces, beautiful mantels, elaborate moldings, and security system. This impressive home has been recently renovated with an updated kitchen, including granite countertops, all new appliances, new lighting, a new, large laundry…

Kentucky offers beautiful lands and waterways, creating a picture perfect paradise for both amateur and professional photographers. Here are 10 great spots.

A view of the historic log cabin spring house at the site of the My Old Kentucky Home State Park. A stairway ascends to the center piece of the state park, the Federal Hill Mansion once owned by United States Senator John Rowan in 1795. The park derives its name from a musical ballad written by Stephen Foster, a song that was also made the state song of Kentucky in 1928. Some have suggested that Foster was inspired by Harriet Beecher Stowe’s anti-slavery novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin. The state of…

BARDSTOWN — When my sisters and I were children, our grandparents gave us a cardboard pop-up village for Christmas one year. It opened to reveal a quaint little town with holly wreaths on all the shop windows, lanterns lighting up the church, and townspeople caroling on the square.