6320 Brunerstown Rd

Located in the American Saddlebred Capital of the world. This is the Logan House in Shelbyville Kentucky. This historical home was built by a descendant of Colonel Benjamin Logan around 1850. Logan, the son of Scottish immigrants, was originally granted 1,000 acres in 1794 by the Governor of Virginia for his time served in the Revolutionary War. Logan travelled to Kentucky with a group of settlers following Daniel Boone and eventually advocated for Kentucky's statehood. This now 199 acres has been preserved over hundreds of years making it one of the most unique properties in our area.******Approximately 133 acres of this land is currently used for agriculture and is income producing. Land backs up directly to I64. See plat picture. Call agent with questions. Lovingly restored over the past 2 years you will find all the original windows, woodwork and fireplaces. While not missing out on updates such as new HVAC (2 units installed). Energy efficient bonuses include a tankless water heater, storm windows and spray foam insulation (in attic). The metal roof, gutters and downspouts on the home as well as the original outdoor kitchen and porch have been sandblasted and waterproofed over the last year. Entire home recently treated, repaired and protected against termites. Fully painted inside and out. The electric has been updated inside and outside with the lines buried. Three fully remodeled bathrooms, the mudroom and the sunroom all new with the history of the home lovingly shining through. All new light fixtures, new appliances, washer and dryer stay with the home. The pool has been completely redone with new tile, plaster and cover. In the original smokehouse you'll find brand new saltwater pump equipment, a 400 BTU heater and an electrical panel.
Outbuildings include: The original smokehouse (now the pool house). Additional dwelling unit which served as the original outdoor kitchen where you'll find a beautiful double sided stone fireplace. Original icehouse where you can open the door and peek inside. Log cabin built with logs from Isaac Shelby's home (this is not a functional house; however the lot has its own septic tank, water lines and electricity run to it. Three tobacco barns. A three-car garage and a barn with six stalls. There is also a fully stocked pond and a natural spring. Bullskin creek runs along the border of the property but is not conveyed.