This beautiful Greek revival plantation home is lavished with numerous architectural features such as Italianate detail, high ceilings, large rooms, wide windows, and a grand cherry floating spiral staircase. This working farm is stately set on 14 tranquil acres in the heart of Kentucky's scenic bluegrass region and the home is considered one of the best preserved Antebellum homes in the commonwealth. The main foyer is dominated by the original, freestanding, cherry spiral staircase and lighted by the smallest of three chandeliers from the early 1900s. Awaken to the delightful strains of chamber music and the wafting aromas of freshly brewed coffee and hot from the oven muffins, as the day begins with a specially prepared breakfast served on fine china in the dining room. In the evening, relax under the soft light of the elegant chandelier and enjoy a complimentary homemade dessert and beverage. A spacious parlor area offers cozy surroundings for a game of cards, puzzle making or curling up with a good book. Outside, guests will find rockers on the front porch, benches, and a large patio area set among old maple trees. Stroll through flower gardens, with fountains, nature reserve, and Alpaca Fields. Numerous bird feeders are located near the house attracting a variety of songbirds. A picnic table and grill are available for guest use. Depending on harvest time, guests are encouraged to pick from the 100 tree orchard of apples, peaches, pears, and plums. They also grow grapes, raspberries, and blueberries for guest indulgence during breakfast. Also, there are farm animals on site they raise Alpacas, Llamas, and Pygmy Goats. For your comfort, each of the seven guest rooms is air conditioned and has a private bath.
This property requires a two night minimum stay for all Friday and Saturday arrivals. |
