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1975 Georgetown Rd Immeuble | 612 m² | Spécialité | À vendre 2 023 429 € | Paris, KY 40361

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INFORMATIONS PRINCIPALES SUR L'INVESTISSEMENT

Beautifully remodeled historic “Kentucky Home” - documented visits by President's Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Jackson
Commercial property for Airbnb or event/wedding venue

Mini horse farm or hobby farm opportunity

RÉSUMÉ ANALYTIQUE

Step into Kentucky history at The Johnston's Inn, located at 1975 Georgetown Rd. in charming Paris, KY. Priced under recent appraisal! This exquisitely restored estate is more than a home—it's a living piece of American heritage. With documented visits by President Abraham Lincoln and President Andrew Jackson, this distinguished property offers a rare opportunity to own a residence steeped in presidential lore. The home seamlessly blends historic character with modern comfort. Original architectural details—including hardwood floors, grand fireplaces, and intricate millwork—have been lovingly preserved, while recent renovations have thoughtfully updated the kitchen, baths, and living areas to meet today's lifestyle. Whether you're captivated by early American history, Southern charm, or timeless craftsmanship, this home delivers all three with grace and grandeur. It's not just a house—it's a story, lovingly told and ready for its next chapter. Nestled on almost 30 acres, the property would make an ideal boutique horse farm. Plenty of space to build indoor/outdoor arenas. Don't miss the chance to own a one-of-a-kind piece of Kentucky's past, beautifully revived for modern living.

1975 Georgetown Rd., Paris Luxury Brochure

INFORMATIONS SUR L’IMMEUBLE

Prix	2 023 429 €	Classe d’immeuble	B
Prix par m²	3 307,02 €	Surface du lot	12,14 ha
Type de vente	Investissement ou propriétaire occupant	Surface de l’immeuble	612 m²
Condition de vente	Valeur opérationnelle comprise	Nb d’étages	2
Type de bien	Spécialité	Année de construction	1789
Sous-type de bien	Hall/Salle de réunion	Ratio de stationnement	0,28/1 000 m²
Zonage	A-1 - A-1 Construit en 1782

Prix	2 023 429 €
Prix par m²	3 307,02 €
Type de vente	Investissement ou propriétaire occupant
Condition de vente	Valeur opérationnelle comprise
Type de bien	Spécialité
Sous-type de bien	Hall/Salle de réunion
Classe d’immeuble	B
Surface du lot	12,14 ha
Surface de l’immeuble	612 m²
Nb d’étages	2
Année de construction	1789
Ratio de stationnement	0,28/1 000 m²
Zonage	A-1 - A-1 Construit en 1782

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À PROPOS 1975 GEORGETOWN RD , PARIS, KY 40361

Step into Kentucky history at The Johnston's Inn, located at 1975 Georgetown Rd. in charming Paris, Kentucky. Priced under recent appraisal! This exquisitely restored estate is more than a home—it's a living piece of American heritage. With documented visits by President Abraham Lincoln and President Andrew Jackson, this distinguished property offers a rare opportunity to own a residence steeped in presidential lore. The home seamlessly blends historic character with modern comfort. Original architectural details—including hardwood floors, grand fireplaces, and intricate millwork—have been lovingly preserved, while recent renovations have thoughtfully updated the kitchen, baths, and living areas to meet today's lifestyle. Whether you're captivated by early American history, Southern charm, or timeless craftsmanship, this home delivers all three with grace and grandeur. It's not just a house—it's a story, lovingly told and ready for its next chapter. Nestled on almost 30 acres, the property would make an ideal boutique horse farm. Plenty of space to build indoor/outdoor arenas. Don't miss the chance to own a one-of-a-kind piece of Kentucky's past, beautifully revived for modern living.