845 Copperhead Road, Paint Lick, KY 40461

COMING SOON! Step back in time and discover the charm and potential of this 1910 farmhouse situated on 5.25 UNRESTRICTED ACRES. Offering 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, and approximately 2,400 square feet, this HISTORIC home showcases the craftsmanship and character of a bygone era while providing endless possibilities to make it your own. As you step through the front door, you are greeted by a beautiful wood mantel and the timeless details throughout the home. The spacious layout features a formal living room, formal dining room, kitchen, and den that could easily be converted into a main-level primary bedroom with its own half bath. The second floor offers three bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a library with built-in shelving. Additional historic features include stained glass, original built-in storage, and a hidden attic ladder. A unique connected area at the back of the home showcases the property's history with its original kitchen space and additional living area. Enjoy peace of mind with major updates completed in 2021, including the HVAC system, water heater, roof, and first-floor windows. The full unfinished basement provides additional storage and workspace. Enjoy a total of 5.25 acres with this unique property, which includes TWO PARCELS being sold together: 82 Val Haven Lane (Parcel #63-57, 4.44 acres) and 845 Copperhead Road (Parcel #63-58, 0.81 acres). Outside, the property offers TWO ADDITIONAL HOMESITES with water, electric, and septic available, along with a private lane leading to the back portion of the property. This unique setup offers potential for a tiny home, guest house, workshop, rental, or additional residence. A mobile home conveys with the property and is ready for removal. Enjoy peaceful country living from the inviting wraparound porch while being conveniently located with an easy commute to Paint Lick, Richmond, and Berea. This property is being sold AS IS. Inspections are welcome for informational purposes. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Kentucky history with acreage and endless potential.