c.1840 Kentucky Victorian For Sale on 1.44 Acres Reduced to $165K
$199,000 Reduced to $165,000
Oh, the sun shines bright on this old Kentucky home. This Kentucky Victorian for sale on 1.44 acres features a broad front porch complete with porch swing, wonderful front door with sidelights and gingerbread trim. Inside we find hardwood floors, an amazing curved staircase, high ceilings, wainscoting, tiled fireplace and a clawfoot tub.
Realtor Comments
OWN A PIECE OF HISTORY FROM 1840! This 3, 140 sq. ft. Victorian home sits on over an acre, offering ample space for your lifestyle and entertaining needs. Nestled in the heart of Pembroke on Main Street, it boasts a prime location close to Fort Campbell, Nashville, and local amenities. With some TLC, this could be your dream historical home! The addition was built in 1975, and the roof was updated in 2023 financing will only go cash or in-house conventional
- 3bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1840
433 S Main St, Pembroke, KY 42266
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Karen C Chiles
Location of This Kentucky Victorian For Sale
Pembroke, Kentucky, is a small town located in Christian County. \Overview
- Population: Pembroke has a small, close-knit community, with a population of around 1,000 residents.
- Rural Setting: The town is situated in a rural area, providing a quiet and serene environment, ideal for those looking to escape urban hustle.
Features
- Community Atmosphere: Pembroke has a friendly, welcoming vibe, with many local events and gatherings that foster a strong community spirit.
- Historic Charm: The town features several historic buildings and sites, contributing to its quaint charm.
- Nature and Recreation: Surrounded by farmland and open spaces, residents enjoy access to outdoor activities like hiking and fishing in nearby areas.
Amenities
- Local Services: Pembroke offers basic amenities, including small shops, restaurants, and schools. For larger shopping needs, residents often travel to nearby cities like Hopkinsville or Clarksville.
- Education: The town is served by local schools that focus on community engagement and education.
Pros and Cons
- Pros: Affordable living, strong community ties, and a peaceful rural lifestyle.
- Cons: Limited job opportunities and amenities, requiring travel for more extensive services.
