3417 Huffman Mill Pike, Lexington, KY 40511

Renovated historic 4-bedroom country cape cod, a rare country gem, with 2 Baths, HW floors, covered porch, loads of natural light and amazing views, awaiting a country life but minutes from most all points of Lexington, down the road from Georgetown, and a short commute to Frankfort. Exterior - Country Landscape: Front porch with splendid view of neighboring thoroughbred horses within double row equestrian farm fencing to each horizon. Tree lined side and back lot, added greenspace beyond for an expansive, private feel. Mature trees with perennials including hydrangea, gardenia, viburnum, and cone flowers. Across the lane from Mount Brilliant Horse Farm with spectacular miles of double row fencing views. Some photos of surrounding grounds are down the lane from residence, provided to show neighborhood. Updates: Historic cottage updates include: crawlspace insulation and airflow ventilation system; complete new roof, guttering, and insulation in 2018; full system update and replacement Lennox HVAC system (furnace, condenser, and active air scrub freshener) in 2014; cheerful fresh paint of each room and exterior porch. Interior: Entryway craftsman inspired staircase to the second story with expansive loft, storage, and two of four bedrooms. Views from loft living room overlook fields. First floor bedroom, and down the hall from the neighboring master with on suite bathroom small coat closet accompanied by a massive walk-in his-and-her’s closet. Kitchen features matching updated ‘Maytag’ appliances of oven, dishwasher, and side-by-side refrigerator. Dining flex room, laundry room, and second bathroom all with a cheerful color palate with wood trim provide a cozy MCM charm. Neighborhood - location: Conveniently minutes from Horse Park, Legacy Trail bike-hiking path and other bicycle and running areas, Evan’s Orchard Cider Mill, Spindletop Hall Country Club, Lexington Country Club. Low traffic access to I75 and I64. Country life but minutes from most of all points of Lexington, down the road from Georgetown, and a short commute to Frankfort.