About 1511 Little Mount Church Rd
Some properties give you a house. This one gives you room to build a life around it. An all-stone farmhouse, more than four peaceful acres, rolling Kentucky countryside and an enormous Butler's Barn create the kind of property that is getting harder to find. Just minutes from Taylorsville Lake, the setting feels decidedly rural — fields around you, space between neighbors and plenty of room for whatever comes next. And that may be the best part of this property: the possibilities. The massive Butler's Barn has a concrete floor and an extraordinary amount of usable space. Think boats and lake toys, a serious workshop, equipment, cars, collections, hobbies, storage, or space to support a business. A separate utility shed provides even more practical flexibility. If you've been looking for acreage because you actually need room to do something, pay attention to this one. The farmhouse has substance and character to match the setting, with a spacious interior and a comfortable, natural flow. Much has also been recently updated. The kitchen was remodeled and opened to create an inviting eat-in space, laundry was relocated to the main floor, much of the first-floor bathroom has been updated, and the hardwood floors have been beautifully refinished. A working fireplace adds warmth to the main living space, while the sunroom along the side of the house is the kind of room that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. There is still plenty of opportunity for the next owner to make it their own. The full unfinished basement provides substantial additional space and future possibilities, while the existing half bath upstairs offers potential for expansion into a full bath. Overhead, a low-maintenance metal roof is one more improvement already taken care of. But ultimately, this property is about how you want to live. Coffee in the sunroom. A workshop you finally have room for. A boat ready for weekends at Taylorsville Lake. Gardens, projects, equipment, collections, or simply four acres where the neighbors are close enough when you need them and far enough away when you don't. A stone Kentucky farmhouse. Rolling fields. A remarkable barn. More than four acres. And enough space to imagine what you could do with all of it.
