c.1959 Three Bedroom Kentucky Home on 7.6 Acres $169K

OHU50K Notes $169,000

c.1959 Three Bedroom Kentucky Home on 7.6 Acres. Located a bit out of town on a country road. Peace and tranquility. There are a few projects to be done, but that just leaves room for personal touch.

Yard featured at 3522 Long Branch Rd, Belfry, KY, 41514

Realtor Comments

Looking for space, privacy, and potential? This Cape Cod-style home offers over 1,800+/- sq ft of living space on nearly 8 acres. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, a partial basement, 2-car garage, carport, and large concrete driveway, this property provides room to spread out both inside and out. The second level is ready for finishing touches, offering an opportunity to add your personal style and value. Conveniently located approximately 4 miles from a local hospital, this property combines a peaceful setting with everyday accessibility.

3 bed
1.5 bath
Build date 1959

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3522 Long Branch Rd, Turkey Creek, KY 41514 $169,000

Contact Realtor: Mark D. Nicholas
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Pros

Beautiful Appalachian scenery: The area is surrounded by wooded hills, creeks, and mountains, making it attractive if you enjoy nature, hiking, fishing, or hunting.
Quiet, rural lifestyle: Turkey Creek offers a peaceful setting with little traffic and a slower pace of life.
Lower housing costs: Real estate is generally less expensive than in many parts of the country, and land is often available at relatively affordable prices.
Close to Pikeville: While Turkey Creek itself is small, Pikeville is within a reasonable drive and provides shopping, healthcare, restaurants, and employment opportunities.
Strong community ties: Rural eastern Kentucky communities often have close-knit neighborhoods where residents know one another.

Cons

Limited local employment: Jobs within Turkey Creek itself are scarce, so many residents commute to Pikeville or other nearby communities for work.
Few amenities: There are very few stores, restaurants, or entertainment options in the immediate area. Most errands require driving.
Healthcare access: Basic healthcare is available nearby, but specialized medical care may require traveling farther.
Mountain roads: Some roads are winding and steep, which can make driving more difficult during heavy rain, snow, or ice.
Limited broadband in some areas: Internet service quality varies by exact location. Remote workers should verify available providers before moving.
Flood risk: Like many creek valleys in eastern Kentucky, some properties near waterways may have elevated flood risk. It’s worth checking FEMA flood maps and insurance requirements before purchasing property.