4 bedroom house for sale

Overview

This breathtaking custom-built home (2019) by Lee Yount (Yount Construction, LLC ) sits on 14.9 gorgeous acres of farm land in the heart of Kentucky and mirrors a luxury mountainside chalet. The contemporary architecture is flanked with authentic cedar beams that perfectly compliment a blend of cultured stone and Cedar Impressions (maintenance-free) shake shingle siding that was masterfully designed to fit the beauty of the rural landscape. With nearly 3, 500 sf of finished living space, the home boasts quality finishes, and fixtures throughout with two first floor master suites, an office, a stunning chef's kitchen, and a showpiece vaulted great room with 9ft picture window and wood-burning fireplace. The home's key characteristics include wooden beams, cathedral/tray ceilings, hickory wood flooring, granite counter tops, solid-core wood doors, custom Barber cabinetry, a Thermador gas cooktop, and deluxe Kitchenaid (black stainless) appliances, among many other stand-out features. And the sellers' favorite part of the home? The tranquil covered back porch patio with bead board ceiling, Tennessee flagstone accents and wood-burning fireplace. It overlooks spectacular views of gently rolling farmland and vibrant sunsets. If you're looking for more living space, a 15 by 20 ft space in the walk-in attic could become an additional room, and the nearly 2, 000 sf unfinished basement already has a rough-in bath and vault/tornado safe room. The 36 by 48 ft Morton barn boasts 12 ft double doors, 13 ft ceilings with a poured concrete floor and features a cozy apartment suite/guest quarters with full attached bath. Currently used as a wood shop, the barn is equipped with built-in cabinetry and workbenches and has potential for horse stalls, motor home storage or endless other uses. No restrictions. Horses/farm animals permitted. This is a rare opportunity that offers the perfect combination of elegance, sophistication, and comfort in a beautiful countryside setting. Don't miss your chance to own one of Danville, Kentucky's most grandeur homes.