Cheapish c.1927 Historic Kentucky Home For Sale on 1.5 Acres $185K

OHU50K Notes $185,000

What a gem! The L.P. Haldeman House is a historic Kentucky home for sale on 1.5 acres. Built in 1927, the home has a solid brick construction, gorgeous woodwork, hardwood floors and stunning fireplace. An updated kitchen, pretty tiled bathroom floor, French doors, wainscoting and patio.

The home is located in a town of about 7,800 residents. It is nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, providing scenic surroundings and a relatively rural atmosphere. The city is spread over an area of approximately 9 square miles and is positioned along the Licking River.

House View featured at 70 Haldeman Hts, Morehead, KY, 40351

Realtor Comments

y the graceful staircase and gleaming hardwood floors that are throughout the majority of the two main floors. The very spacious living room also has a fireplace with a wood burning insert. The large dining area that could easily be used as a fourth bedroom or an office. The current family has completed many upgrades including the kitchen with new cabinets, granite countertops and appliances as well as the half bath on the main floor. There are three very generous sized bedrooms on the second floor as well as the renovated full bath with a stand-up shower and a clawfoot tub. Electric and plumbing has been updated by the current owners as well. In the past the unfinished attic space was used as bedrooms/playrooms. There is simply too much to say about this home with all its rich history. Additional information available upon request including videos, pictures and newspaper articles.

3bed
1.5+bath
Circa 1927

70 Haldeman Hts, Morehead, KY 40351 $185,000

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History

Historical home built for Kentucky Fire Brick Company by L.P. Haldeman. This stately home was constructed in 1927 by Mr. Haldeman for the Brickyard supervisor Mr Becker and is located in the eclectic neighborhood of Halderman Heights.