c.1910 Sears Farmhouse on 1.83 Acres in Kentucky $189K
$189,000
The Sears farmhouse features a spacious 24’x50′ detached shop, an equipment shed, and a storm cellar, offering plenty of room for hobbies, storage, or remote work. Experience the tranquility of rural living while being just minutes away from State Highways 90 and 127, and close to the recreational opportunities at Lake Cumberland and Dale Hollow Lake, perfect for outdoor adventures and weekend escapes.
Realtor Comments
Own a Piece of History! Step back in time with this charming 6-bedroom, 2-bath Sears and Roebuck home, built in 1910 and situated on a scenic 1.83-acre lot. This 2.5-story historic residence offers spacious bedrooms and inviting family areasperfect for those who appreciate craftsmanship and character. Selling AS-IS. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence on all aspects of the property. Seller has never occupied the home. Recent updates include a new roof, repaired and filled the owned propane tank, updated a portion of the plumbing. Buyer has opportunity to updated and complete to suite their needs.
- 6bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1910
838 State Garage Rd, Albany, KY 42602 $189,000
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Pros
- Affordable Living: Albany offers a low cost of living, making it an attractive option for individuals and families.
- Community Atmosphere: The town has a friendly, small-town vibe where neighbors often know each other.
- Natural Beauty: Surrounded by picturesque landscapes, Albany is close to lakes and outdoor recreational areas, ideal for fishing, hiking, and camping.
- Local Amenities: Residents have access to essential services, shops, and restaurants, providing convenience without the need to travel far.
- Rich History: Albany features historical landmarks and a sense of local heritage, contributing to its charm.
Cons
- Limited Job Opportunities: The job market can be restrictive, often requiring commuting to larger towns for better employment options.
- Public Transportation: Public transit options are limited, making a personal vehicle necessary for commuting and errands.
- Fewer Entertainment Options: Albany may lack the variety of entertainment and dining experiences found in larger cities.
- Weather: Residents experience hot summers and cold winters, which might not appeal to everyone.
- Access to Healthcare: Healthcare facilities may be more limited compared to larger urban areas, necessitating travel for specialized care.
