133 Levee Ln, Hodgenville, KY 42748

Single home with a wealth of options looking for new ownership at any stage of life. Whether you are looking for high end living or a homestead this property can provide; with 4158 sq ft of living space, attached two car garage, 15.5 acres, and a 50' x 28' workshop with two garage bays. Stepping inside, you will quickly notice the tall ceilings, and showhouse craftsman ship. Seller loves it has a real full size eat in kitchen with plenty of room. So, if you don't like sitting near Uncle Bob, just mosey on into the dining room or onto the balcony and check out the beautiful views. You might just observe some wildlife that visits year-round. We are talking about an abundance of wildlife, like deer, ducks, turkeys, and even a bald eagle that randomly shows up. Alright, back to the kitchen. Cabinets have adjustable and pull-out shelving. There is a nice pantry that can fit a whole package of Sam's paper towels. The island has a power outlet, so you don't have cords strung around, unless you want to. Seller values the laundry room and three bedrooms being on the main level. The location is exceptional, if you are looking for the small-town vibe, near larger cities. Several celebrations take place in Hodgenville annually, near the downtown square. These events attract politicians like Abraham Lincoln; he hasn't missed one yet. There are some great local businesses that the town is well known for; The Sweet Shop, Laha's, the 16th Restaurant, the Lincoln Jamboree-it's like a miniature Grand Ole Opry and the food is decent. With 15 acres the sellers enjoy driving their tractor right down the road from their house and filling it up. Banks, stores, schools, and restaurants are just a few minutes away, unless you get behind a tractor. The golf course is 0.8 miles from the house, that's just one left, and one right away. Elizabethtown is approximately 20 minutes away; Bowling Green and Louisville are approximately 1 to 1 1/2 hours depending on destination. There is high speed internet at this home.