Three Bedroom Kentucky Home For Sale $175K
$175,000
This Kentucky home for sale is like stepping into an antique shop. Some quirky decorating in this three-bedroom, two-bath home, but so much to appreciate. Note the metal roof, wrap-around porch, gleaming hardwood floors, wainscoting, formal dining room and eat-in kitchen, to name a few. In the 1950s, a photographer housed his studio in one of the rooms.
Realtor Comments
Step into a piece of history with this one-of-a-kind home that blends timeless craftsmanship with everyday functionality. The main floor welcomes you with hardwood floors, candle-style wrought iron lighting, and tall open doorways framed by thick crown molding and detailed millwork. The downstairs bedroom features a five-panel wood door and brass hardware. A pedestal sink and vintage tilework add character to the first-floor bath. The kitchen includes classic inset cabinetry, crown molding, and a large original window. Upstairs: original hardwoods, soaring ceilings, a hallway closet, and two spacious bedrooms with coved ceilings and wainscoting. The upstairs bath features a soaking clawfoot tub, antique wallpaper, and dormer light. Enjoy the massive back deck, not-finished basement for storage or storms, and walkability to nearby restaurants, coffee shops, and more. Transom windows, a leaded glass accent, and an ornate staircase complete the story. Property to be Sold As Is.
- 3bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1915
158 N Main St, Greenville, KY 42345 $175,000
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: Kristy Harris
Pros
1. Affordable Cost of Living
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Housing costs are well below both national and state averages: median home prices are around $118K–$127K (≈ 62% less than U.S. median) and rents are modest (≈ $666–790/mo)
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Overall living expenses are about 30% lower than the U.S. average .
2. Low Crime & Safe Community
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Crime rates are significantly below national and state benchmarks, making Greenville one of the safer small towns in Kentucky .
3. Strong Small‑Town Charm & Historic Appeal
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A tight-knit community with friendly neighbors and a slow-paced lifestyle. Residents value knowing everyone
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Rich local history: elegant downtown square, historic courthouse, Thistle Cottage, and well-preserved North Main and Commercial Historic Districts
4. Access to Nature & Outdoor Recreation
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Great local natural spaces: Brizendine Brothers Nature Park (12 acre woodland + trails), Muhlenberg Rail Trail, and nearby state parks
5. Good Schools & Family Orientation
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Public schools rated B–, making it a family-friendly environment. Many community events and parks support youth & retirees
⚠️ Cons
1. Limited Job Market & Economic Hardship
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Unemployment is relatively high (~13% in some reports), with many households earning under $50K and poverty affecting about 23–25% of residents
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Employment is mostly in healthcare, education, agriculture—or commuting to larger towns may be needed
2. Limited Amenities & Entertainment
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Few shopping, dining, nightlife, or cultural venues within town. Most convenience requires driving.
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Public transit is scarce—residents rely on cars
3. Small Size & Potential Population Decline
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City of ~4,400 people; recent trends show slow or slight population decline, which could affect future services and vibrancy .
4. Healthcare & Facilities Limited
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Local healthcare options are basic; more specialized services require traveling to larger cities
