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Ithink people can really utilize their money 💰 and land investments in their projects but not just for the here and now projects long term investments because of the economy now it is so smart for people who buy big properties that have alot of land can really make a great investment in the future for them if they use their antupanuer intelligence and turn their property into a tiny house community they are really popular and economically viable for our world 🌎 and the people would pay 💰 rent to you to live on your land most of these big mountain property and country type properties have septic tanks already on the property so they could just tie them up to it and you could buy solar panels for electricity for everyone to connect to and then you just connect them to your water supply with some bcc piping and you are in business so inthe future it pays off your mortgage on the property and house thatison it that you personally own and live on permanently so when your mortgage is paid off you can save money for travel trips and enjoy the benefits of living in retirement happy 😃 and fun filled with alife of purpose and pursuit of happiness 👼✝️🇺🇸💰👍🙏😇🌎💭🗽☮️👏
The home I purchased in 2023 has appreciated by $60,000 since my acquisition. However, the downside is the diminishing value of the dollar. I am currently contemplating strategies to reinvest $300,000 in the real estate market.
Portfolio diversification is very advisable in the investment plane, well I think you need to get a financial expert to assist you with the best financial goal._
Right, I delegate my day-to-day investing to an advisor ever since suffering a major steep-down late 2019, amid rona-outbreak, and as of today, I'm semi-retired with barely 25% short of my $1m retirement goal after subsequent investments.
Once you hit a big milestone, the next comes easier.. would you mind dropping info of your Invest-Adviser please? I'm in dire need of proper asset allocation in order to achieve an optimal portfolio till year end, thanks in advance,.
I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a meeting.
I'm 43 and I would love to have a home on that much land. I keep telling everyone, if you don't buy the land then you don't own the home. I would want the land more than anything. The scenery is absolutely beautiful.
I have a brother who bought a 42 acre plot of land within a mile of a state park. He built quite a large house there (3500 sf) and his back yard is pretty much a golf fairway. Rolling fields, lots of trees everywhere, and great privacy. You have to buy a tractor instantly when you get land. There's no getting around it. A tractor and a bush hog. And it gets super dark out there at night. Makes for great ghost stories if you have a bonfire.
My buddy in TX did this. He lived in a rat hole RV park while he was saving and looking for the right spot. He bought a patch of land and built his own home from prefabbed sections on the land. He's now retired and enjoying life.
You guys left the real world same era we did. I am in rural MO, and it is just about exactly there same right down to the Amish. I had dirt work on this 40A and the people who did the digging were astonished, my topsoil is 5' deep. They had to dig down to clay to add gravel and install a foundation. I have a great woodlot, a creek and a pond, two good pastures. This property has always been pasture never row cropped and for the last 35 years never a chemical applied. Before that to my knowledge, no chemicals either. People from places like CA and the west coast in general, they come, drop a load of money before the figure out they do not like a self sufficient lifestyle and leave. Love this life, I am sure this place has added good healthy and happy years to my life.
This property is so beautiful and peaceful. I'm blown away by the beauty of the rural side of Kentucky (I'm from Germany). If I would be 20 years younger...Brad you're my agent!
For the people asking, this house sold September last year for $360k. And like every other house bought last year, it's back up for sale but at a crazy $560k.
I want land next to a moving body of water so I can make FREE hydro electricty that will power everything , so I also have water to spray on a large vegetable garden so I can do my canning. I would also plant apple , pear trees with grapes and any extra land I would plant more trees. A homestead place with chickens , goats and some cows to eat that hay growing in some field. This place has all of that except the flowing water. I truly love this place , it has LOTS of potential.
Been looking for years! I found a 67 acre farm, 3weeks ago, in an auction but someone bided it up to 16.7k per acre! For loomy clay soil, when it was $3000 per acre. That porch reminds me of the tv show Westworld! Would use one of those electric auto lawn mower to mow the grass, they cut all day long!
What a beautiful property. The topography is awesome. This area of Kentucky is just the best, with rolling hills but a nice flat area for pasture and home sites.
I made the “mistake” of watching this video and now I can’t get this beautiful property out of my head. I know it’s sold, but I just can’t quit thinking about moving to a beautiful place like this and leaving Houston, TX behind.❤️ thank you for sharing these awesome properties. I’d love to visit the area one day.
Right off the bat this realtor posted a warning about comments. Here's a comment: Greed is raising prices here in Kentucky, forcing local people out of the market while slick realtors get rich.
Now that's what I'm talking bout ;) only neighbors you hear are the farmers during planting/harvesting, the cows & the wild birds which is so relaxing to listen to.
Oh BRAD! We are in Utah- and just a house on .40 is $339,000! Pinch me!! We are looking right now, our house can sell in one day but there is no home to replace it on the market. Everyone is moving from the cities to be out in the country where we are. But we live in the high desert. In dinosaur land!. We will look at your information to try and get hooked up for previews as you said, and thank you for giving us hope to dream.
If my wife liked the country I would jump on this. Beautiful!! Funny you said she is from New Jersey. That is were I live. It takes us 15 minutes to the supermarket as well, and its only a few miles away. NJ sucks by the way. LOL
I love how your presentation is for this property (small house-big land 62 acres Farm) I am seriously impressed. You have a great outlook and your attitude shows to be very positive. This land is absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for this presentation. I will look forward to seeing more. Craig
Great listing and a great job capturing it Brad. Thank you. It would have been nice to see more of the ponds and the other out buildings... Happy Independence Day to all! 🇺🇸
Great place. The view from that porch is gorgeous. Easy fix for the A/C on those stairs is just run a condensate line to an area the moisture isn’t going to matter.
Beautiful. When something big happens it's pace of mind to live out here. Enforce and build up area so not attackers can get close. Beautiful area . This is living , clean air for now and lots of land.
My blood pressure lowered just watching the video Brad. Could just imagine sitting on that front porch with a glass of something good, listening to the birdsong. I'm a Brit and you can just about buy a two bed apartment for that amount of money. Definitely born in the wrong country.
And I can relate and tell you the fact of what you said is it. We moved to a 40 acre lot with a house I remodeled. Inner 2 acres is electrified with snake fencing, barbed wire etc for the safety of us and our pets. My bp has been 186/168 at times of my life back in California. Now I'm "retired" at 52. Living on a private property. Secluded from the hustle and bustle of those that like the fast paced lifestyle. Now the bp is 120/85. I'm now relaxed. ( I didn't have a clue how to "relax" just a year ago). Life is easier but still full of responsibilities that are nothing like before. Yes. this kind of life style is exactly what you assume, sir. And it's wonderful!!! Pearce. Arizona. USA Sold California for more than 500K to pay cash for this one for 120.
It depends on where you by. Some places are dirt cheap. I live in NW Mississippi near TN/AR state line & near Mississippi River. Our homes & land prices have increased dramatically. They sell before you know they're on the market. People are escaping the rat race. There are auction sites, I see tons of Illinois, Michigan,Ohio homes up for auction.
My dream. Thank you for showing such an awesome place. Yes, the land is a charm and worth the expense alone. The house is beautiful and I agree the upgrade of central air a great improvement to property and atmoshere. Love the idea of a cellar to store food. Fascinating to have a historical "school", barn, on site. The property is fine. The owner a sweet interesting person. Bet she has some campfire stories to tell. Bet she knows how to fire a shotgun too! Just saying, with a dog like she has. Lol I enjoyed the tour, Thank you for sharing. I must pray for a way to make my dream happen.
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Love the videos, but hate the fact that you don’t post asking price. Please, put it up front so people can have a clue; it’s sort of important in buying a home. Thanks, great videos, and great job producing them.
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@@BradSimmons that is very good to hear and sounds like a plan. Been watching your videos for a few months now. I appreciate you. Will check out your website and save your number. Thank you!
Hi Edward Baksa, HI!!! Typically, they are all catch and run off ponds here. They are small - and I was running out of time, so I focused on the bigger things - like the barn - and it was grown up, so I didn't get to the other barn... I gotta leave something for you to visit for! :-D Get on our Exclusive Buyer's VIP list here, to know of new properties - BEFORE they hit the market - BluegrassTeam.com/homefinder - or of course just call or text 859-379-5263
When you mentioned Brisket. I smoked one two days ago on my Oklahoma Joe Highland smoker. It only took 16 hours to smoke with Oak and Pecan wood. Then i let it rest in a very large foil pan for 13 hours. Resting is the trick. But it was very tender and juicy.
"if the Amish people are here you know it's good land" I have never thought of it that way, but if someone who wants to do off-grid living, you are 100% correct. Amish are the original off grid living people. So if they are flourishing in an area, there's absolutely no reason for an off-grid person not to be able to as well. New subscriber thanks so much!
Lovely! This is definately "my cup of tea"! Very simple, yet complete property. The house is nice enough, full of potential. Was not there a second barn? Where is it? If all goes well, we will probably be talking someday, Brad. A lot of the properties you present have that extra something that captivates me. It helps being in Kentucky, which seems to be almost paradise. I did not think much about moving to Kentucky until I came across your videos. Amazing! I think I will hop on the bike and go get a feel Kentucky in person, someday. Thanks for sharing these wonderful places. @Brad Simmons Ricardo
Breathtakingly beautiful. I could envision my family coming together to purchase and share such a beautiful property. So much potential. I enjoyed every moment of your tour. Thanks 💕🙏🏼
That top area would be perfect for a solar system & a rainwater catchment system to get off that nasty 🤮 city water with all those chemicals in it. One of these days Brad, you might have to sell me on Kentucky (not ready yet). I realize Ken is the agent & you are doing video presentations of the properties, but it's your mug I'm used to seeing & your voice on the videos. Hopefully it won't be too much longer & I can submit my list of "must haves" concerning a property (a house would not be on that list but would be nice).
I can tell from the first minute and 30 seconds that you know how to make a great video. can't wait to watch the entire video on my drive tomorrow. Thanks!
Hi Brad, you have shown some hidden gems. We really love this one, it is exactly what we would like to buy. If we were ready to make the move, we would already be on the road to come check it out! Can you tell what time in the video where the other two barns were shown? We could only see the one small pond. Were the other two in the woods?
Looks like our property. We have four barns, two cornfields, a gorgeous manmade lake. We built two windmills throughout the fall and winter. The entire house alone took us 2 years to build. It’s a massive 2 story. We own llamas, ducks, horses, donkeys, dogs, cats, chickens. All in all.. we love living the way we do. Also I totally agree with traffic. I hate cities. Always sitting around waiting. Just waiting waiting waiting. Stupid stop lights and crap. People can’t drive. It’s ridiculous. Stupid pedestrians that don’t pay attention to the walking signs.
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That Basment would be a Prepper Space. Perfect place to can all of of your garden! Also a place for the Grand babies to play! Is this place still for sell?
Remember that beau song, " This land is my land, this land your land, from Victoria to the gulf stream ........" ??????? Doesn't seem to apply these days.... 🤔
I think a housing crash will happen because all those people who bought homes over asking price, although it was at a low interest rate, they are over their heads. They have no equity if the housing prices continue to go down, and if for whatever reason they cannot afford the house anymore and it goes into foreclosure because even if they try to sell, they will not make any money. I think this will happen to a lot of people especially with the massive layoff predicted for the future and the cost of living rising at a high speed.
I suggest you offset your real estate and get into stocks, A recession as bad it can be, provides good buying opportunities in the markets if you’re careful and it can also create volatility giving great short time buy and sell opportunities too. This is not financial advise but get buying, cash isn’t king at all in this time!
You are right! I have diversified my 450K portfolio across various market with the aid of an investment coach, I have been able to generate a little bit above $830k in net profit across high dividend yield stocks, ETF and bonds.
@henry Clifford James Julie Anne Hoover is the coach that guides me, She has years of financial market experience, you can use something else but for me her strategy works hence my result. She provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on.
a housing crash maybe but not a land crash. land is finite and the US population grows by millions per year. if you own land with year round water that has some flat ground for crops and livestock you're holding a golden goose that will feed your family for the next 1000 years if the land isnt sold or stolen.
We moved just 17 miles from that house, between Campbellsville and Lebanon a couple of miles north of 68 (flashing yellow light). We moved here to 32 acres from Seattle in 2011. I call the area "the garden of Eden, but with more chiggers". This property is ridiculously similar to where we live, just a bit bigger. Often we sit on the front porch and look out and say, "people pay good money just to spend a weekend in a place like this". :) And the property taxes are virtually non-existent. Oh, and we just built a 30x60 shop/office/mancave with NO BUILDING PERMIT. Completely legal here. In Seattle you needed one for a tiny shed.
Wait!!! is that a "grave yard" too the far far right of the house in the airial shot? I love it, I want it, would be a great place to make the kids sleep at night when they won't behave lol
I'm not far from Tombstone. One of the closest towns of me here in South East Arizona. My area is often mentioned in the movie "Tombstone" with some of their names, "TURKEY CREEK JOHNSON" is one. Turkey Creek is right up the road of me and I took my little mini 4x4 there last week. Johnny Ringo's grave is at the foothill of there I stopped off to see then as well. That was the creek that was shown when Doc Holiday saved Wyatt from that gun fight when he informed him Ringo would have won the fight. The tree shown is next to the grave. (They claimed he killed himself by shooting himself at his temple but the gun wasn't positioned to prove it. Just what the sheriff put as cause. There's much more but my point is, on my 40 acres, I have 2-dead center of it fenced off with electric, barbed wire, safety fencing for the "yard'. But the other 38.25 acres is filled of Mesquite. I take the 4x4 (only thing that'll make it through) often to check the property. I've found, at least 3 graves in the "field". Can't say what/who they are. Just large rock covered graves in the field out there. The history here is extreme. (Sorry. Bad at writing books as replies....)
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@@BradSimmons I am in the technology field and I am still finding my best options for a career. If I decide to buy in Kentucky I will definitely contact you guys, still have a few years and would of course want to rent before buying a house to ensure we like the neighborhood.
Absolutely stunning loved everything about this, I've been looking to get some serious land kinda like this. This might have motivated me to get it before the end of this year. Stay Tuned with a update.
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This Video/Property made us change our trajectory from the West Coast to move out to Kentucky 💖We'll be checking in with you in about a year and hoping to get a similar smaller place for low/mid 200k? Until then, we'll keep watching your Vlogs😉
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Air conditioners that are dripping excessively usually need cleaned out.
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Ithink people can really utilize their money 💰 and land investments in their projects but not just for the here and now projects long term investments because of the economy now it is so smart for people who buy big properties that have alot of land can really make a great investment in the future for them if they use their antupanuer intelligence and turn their property into a tiny house community they are really popular and economically viable for our world 🌎 and the people would pay 💰 rent to you to live on your land most of these big mountain property and country type properties have septic tanks already on the property so they could just tie them up to it and you could buy solar panels for electricity for everyone to connect to and then you just connect them to your water supply with some bcc piping and you are in business so inthe future it pays off your mortgage on the property and house thatison it that you personally own and live on permanently so when your mortgage is paid off you can save money for travel trips and enjoy the benefits of living in retirement happy 😃 and fun filled with alife of purpose and pursuit of happiness 👼✝️🇺🇸💰👍🙏😇🌎💭🗽☮️👏
The home I purchased in 2023 has appreciated by $60,000 since my acquisition. However, the downside is the diminishing value of the dollar. I am currently contemplating strategies to reinvest $300,000 in the real estate market.
Portfolio diversification is very advisable in the investment plane, well I think you need to get a financial expert to assist you with the best financial goal._
Right, I delegate my day-to-day investing to an advisor ever since suffering a major steep-down late 2019, amid rona-outbreak, and as of today, I'm semi-retired with barely 25% short of my $1m retirement goal after subsequent investments.
Once you hit a big milestone, the next comes easier.. would you mind dropping info of your Invest-Adviser please? I'm in dire need of proper asset allocation in order to achieve an optimal portfolio till year end, thanks in advance,.
Sharon Lee Peoples is the manager I use. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to set up an appointment.
I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a meeting.
I'm 43 and I would love to have a home on that much land. I keep telling everyone, if you don't buy the land then you don't own the home. I would want the land more than anything. The scenery is absolutely beautiful.
I have a brother who bought a 42 acre plot of land within a mile of a state park. He built quite a large house there (3500 sf) and his back yard is pretty much a golf fairway.
Rolling fields, lots of trees everywhere, and great privacy.
You have to buy a tractor instantly when you get land. There's no getting around it. A tractor and a bush hog.
And it gets super dark out there at night. Makes for great ghost stories if you have a bonfire.
Nice place. Looks like it sold 09/21 for 360 and the new owner is trying to resell it now for 560. I'd love a nice secluded quiet place like that.
My buddy in TX did this.
He lived in a rat hole RV park while he was saving and looking for the right spot.
He bought a patch of land and built his own home from prefabbed sections on the land.
He's now retired and enjoying life.
You guys left the real world same era we did. I am in rural MO, and it is just about exactly there same right down to the Amish. I had dirt work on this 40A and the people who did the digging were astonished, my topsoil is 5' deep. They had to dig down to clay to add gravel and install a foundation. I have a great woodlot, a creek and a pond, two good pastures. This property has always been pasture never row cropped and for the last 35 years never a chemical applied. Before that to my knowledge, no chemicals either. People from places like CA and the west coast in general, they come, drop a load of money before the figure out they do not like a self sufficient lifestyle and leave. Love this life, I am sure this place has added good healthy and happy years to my life.
This property is so beautiful and peaceful. I'm blown away by the beauty of the rural side of Kentucky (I'm from Germany). If I would be 20 years younger...Brad you're my agent!
For the people asking, this house sold September last year for $360k. And like every other house bought last year, it's back up for sale but at a crazy $560k.
Watching from the UK. I thought it would have been several millions. Bargain 🤔
I want land next to a moving body of water so I can make FREE hydro electricty that will power everything , so I also have water to spray on a large vegetable garden so I can do my canning. I would also plant apple , pear trees with grapes and any extra land I would plant more trees. A homestead place with chickens , goats and some cows to eat that hay growing in some field. This place has all of that except the flowing water. I truly love this place , it has LOTS of potential.
Been looking for years!
I found a 67 acre farm, 3weeks ago, in an auction but someone bided it up to 16.7k per acre! For loomy clay soil, when it was $3000 per acre.
That porch reminds me of the tv show Westworld!
Would use one of those electric auto lawn mower to mow the grass, they cut all day long!
about the electric mower dont get your hopes up to high now
Beautiful place but the majority of Americans couldn't afford the 350K price tag.
Blows Me away!!! Freaking beautiful. Wish I had not gotten that D in English my senior year and could afford something so peaceful and breathtaking
What a beautiful property. The topography is awesome. This area of Kentucky is just the best, with rolling hills but a nice flat area for pasture and home sites.
I made the “mistake” of watching this video and now I can’t get this beautiful property out of my head. I know it’s sold, but I just can’t quit thinking about moving to a beautiful place like this and leaving Houston, TX behind.❤️ thank you for sharing these awesome properties. I’d love to visit the area one day.
@holleyjomartinez4009 I know it was sold but I think it's back on the market
Right off the bat this realtor posted a warning about comments. Here's a comment: Greed is raising prices here in Kentucky, forcing local people out of the market while slick realtors get rich.
Now that's what I'm talking bout ;) only neighbors you hear are the farmers during planting/harvesting, the cows & the wild birds which is so relaxing to listen to.
Now all I need to do is win the lottery.....
Headed to the store to buy two lottery tickets right now... LOL
Right!!
Oh SNAP!! Thats your plan, too!?
And ppl tell me its not so reliable. If it wasn't, then why would so many ppl do it 🤷♀️
JS.
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Not really. You would be surprised.
Me too!!! If I win, I’ll share. Honestly
Oh BRAD! We are in Utah- and just a house on .40 is $339,000! Pinch me!! We are looking right now, our house can sell in one day but there is no home to replace it on the market. Everyone is moving from the cities to be out in the country where we are. But we live in the high desert. In dinosaur land!. We will look at your information to try and get hooked up for previews as you said, and thank you for giving us hope to dream.
If my wife liked the country I would jump on this. Beautiful!! Funny you said she is from New Jersey. That is were I live. It takes us 15 minutes to the supermarket as well, and its only a few miles away. NJ sucks by the way. LOL
I love how your presentation is for this property (small house-big land 62 acres Farm) I am seriously impressed. You have a great outlook and your attitude shows to be very positive.
This land is absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for this presentation. I will look forward to seeing more.
Craig
I live in Alaska. This is a beautiful home! Love the fields and blue skies! Outstanding!
great place. realtor in Virginia here.. I specialize in rural property, land, homesteads, recreation
Love hearing the birds singing.Beautiful land.
Lol, the bird singing was added in, for a few minutes I thought the sound was coming from the property too, until I heard the COW MOO! lol...😎
Great listing and a great job capturing it Brad. Thank you. It would have been nice to see more of the ponds and the other out buildings... Happy Independence Day to all! 🇺🇸
This City Boy Loves This. The Aerials are awesome. Nice Work
Great place. The view from that porch is gorgeous. Easy fix for the A/C on those stairs is just run a condensate line to an area the moisture isn’t going to matter.
exactly - solutions!
i am watching from England this is a piece of paradise that i can only dream of
I am watching from California and I dream of living in the Cotswolds!
The birds sound so beautiful.
Listening to natures symphony is so very pleasing to the ears and it’s so very beautiful!
Beautiful property and the view is so satisfying. I loved your energy and how kind you were to the owner. God bless you and this beautiful country
Beautiful. When something big happens it's pace of mind to live out here. Enforce and build up area so not attackers can get close. Beautiful area . This is living , clean air for now and lots of land.
When you see the burn barrels you know you are truly in the country
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Is this property still for sale?
My blood pressure lowered just watching the video Brad. Could just imagine sitting on that front porch with a glass of something good, listening to the birdsong. I'm a Brit and you can just about buy a two bed apartment for that amount of money. Definitely born in the wrong country.
And I can relate and tell you the fact of what you said is it.
We moved to a 40 acre lot with a house I remodeled. Inner 2 acres is electrified with snake fencing, barbed wire etc for the safety of us and our pets.
My bp has been 186/168 at times of my life back in California. Now I'm "retired" at 52. Living on a private property. Secluded from the hustle and bustle of those that like the fast paced lifestyle.
Now the bp is 120/85. I'm now relaxed. ( I didn't have a clue how to "relax" just a year ago). Life is easier but still full of responsibilities that are nothing like before.
Yes. this kind of life style is exactly what you assume, sir. And it's wonderful!!!
Pearce. Arizona. USA
Sold California for more than 500K to pay cash for this one for 120.
It depends on where you by. Some places are dirt cheap. I live in NW Mississippi near TN/AR state line & near Mississippi River. Our homes & land prices have increased dramatically. They sell before you know they're on the market. People are escaping the rat race. There are auction sites, I see tons of Illinois, Michigan,Ohio homes up for auction.
Absolutely beautiful. Everytime I think I want to move out of KY I see something beautiful like this and can't imagine being anywhere else.
Ohhh my!!! I’m a Florida gal. The world is going crazy. This is awesomeness saved!!! God bless! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
After watching the Enes videos on the multi-million dollar mansions in California, I can see this place has a lot of potential...
My dream.
Thank you for showing such an awesome place.
Yes, the land is a charm and worth the expense alone.
The house is beautiful and I agree the upgrade of central air a great improvement to property and atmoshere.
Love the idea of a cellar to store food.
Fascinating to have a historical "school", barn, on site.
The property is fine.
The owner a sweet interesting person.
Bet she has some campfire stories to tell.
Bet she knows how to fire a shotgun too!
Just saying, with a dog like she has. Lol
I enjoyed the tour,
Thank you for sharing.
I must pray for a way to make my dream happen.
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Such a beutiful place...many dont think the amount of work that goes with it tho....
Everytime I watch this video, I want a place like this more and more.
So peaceful and beautiful there, all the delightful songbirds too. Love the drone footage, really gives perspective
Love the videos, but hate the fact that you don’t post asking price.
Please, put it up front so people can have a clue; it’s sort of important in buying a home.
Thanks, great videos, and great job producing them.
Hi guitarprism, What would be good is if I put it in the first couple minutes of the video! :-). Like i did for you! bluegrassteam.com/featured-listings/ Get on our Exclusive Buyer's VIP list here, to know of new properties - BEFORE they hit the market - BluegrassTeam.com/homefinder - or of course just call or text 859-379-5263
beautiful property and very affordable. what would life be like for a Jamaican country boy out in those parts?
If you gotta ask ...🤷🏿♀️
Hi Author & Poet C.L. Brown, KY people LOVE good people. I will teach you how to make wine - you teach me how to make Jamaican BBQ - we'll have a blast. Get on our Exclusive Buyer's VIP list here, to know of new properties - BEFORE they hit the market - BluegrassTeam.com/homefinder - or of course just call or text 859-379-5263
@@BradSimmons that is very good to hear and sounds like a plan. Been watching your videos for a few months now. I appreciate you. Will check out your website and save your number. Thank you!
I'm a jersey boy that will soon be looking for something similar. Wish you showed the three ponds and how they are feed
Hi Edward Baksa, HI!!! Typically, they are all catch and run off ponds here. They are small - and I was running out of time, so I focused on the bigger things - like the barn - and it was grown up, so I didn't get to the other barn... I gotta leave something for you to visit for! :-D Get on our Exclusive Buyer's VIP list here, to know of new properties - BEFORE they hit the market - BluegrassTeam.com/homefinder - or of course just call or text 859-379-5263
When you mentioned Brisket. I smoked one two days ago on my Oklahoma Joe Highland smoker. It only took 16 hours to smoke with Oak and Pecan wood. Then i let it rest in a very large foil pan for 13 hours. Resting is the trick. But it was very tender and juicy.
If i was young and just starting out I'd buy it today
Where was the second barn?
Beautiful. How far from the nearest airport? The basement seems large enough to make a separate apartment.
I’d make part of the basement for grandkids to play especially in the winter. Game room playing pool table, big movie theater 🎭
"if the Amish people are here you know it's good land" I have never thought of it that way, but if someone who wants to do off-grid living, you are 100% correct. Amish are the original off grid living people. So if they are flourishing in an area, there's absolutely no reason for an off-grid person not to be able to as well. New subscriber thanks so much!
Lovely! This is definately "my cup of tea"!
Very simple, yet complete property. The house is nice enough, full of potential. Was not there a second barn? Where is it?
If all goes well, we will probably be talking someday, Brad. A lot of the properties you present have that extra something that captivates me. It helps being in Kentucky, which seems to be almost paradise. I did not think much about moving to Kentucky until I came across your videos. Amazing! I think I will hop on the bike and go get a feel Kentucky in person, someday.
Thanks for sharing these wonderful places. @Brad Simmons
Ricardo
Do you look for aquifers? And geological surveys for a ground map?
You invested into a peace of mind I am happy for you Blessings ❤️
Breathtakingly beautiful. I could envision my family coming together to purchase and share such a beautiful property. So much potential. I enjoyed every moment of your tour. Thanks 💕🙏🏼
Are you going to do more of this channel. I need a place in the mountains.
Guess you were near canal street in NYC. It can take an hour or more to move in rush hour.
That top area would be perfect for a solar system & a rainwater catchment system to get off that nasty 🤮 city water with all those chemicals in it. One of these days Brad, you might have to sell me on Kentucky (not ready yet). I realize Ken is the agent & you are doing video presentations of the properties, but it's your mug I'm used to seeing & your voice on the videos. Hopefully it won't be too much longer & I can submit my list of "must haves" concerning a property (a house would not be on that list but would be nice).
Has this place sold yet that you know of? Ghank you.
Oh my goodness. I love it and want it. If only I was younger. At 77 you don’t move.
I'm in my 60s and I won't live in an apt or some d folks home.
Your old when you tell yourself your old.....
I can tell from the first minute and 30 seconds that you know how to make a great video. can't wait to watch the entire video on my drive tomorrow. Thanks!
What a fantastic property. It is fun to brew your own beer, wine, and mead. I'm enjoying my pineapple IPA when I found this video.
Would love to live in an area like this!
I know how they undermount a sink in solid surface countertops!
Beautiful. Beautiful. Heaven on earth. I would live here.
Hi Brad, you have shown some hidden gems. We really love this one, it is exactly what we would like to buy. If we were ready to make the move, we would already be on the road to come check it out! Can you tell what time in the video where the other two barns were shown? We could only see the one small pond. Were the other two in the woods?
Enjoyed the view and details on how much it cost for the home utilities. You spoke of many details that most would not. Thx
Just beautiful, serene and calming. Thank u.
Looks like our property. We have four barns, two cornfields, a gorgeous manmade lake. We built two windmills throughout the fall and winter. The entire house alone took us 2 years to build. It’s a massive 2 story. We own llamas, ducks, horses, donkeys, dogs, cats, chickens.
All in all.. we love living the way we do. Also I totally agree with traffic. I hate cities. Always sitting around waiting. Just waiting waiting waiting. Stupid stop lights and crap. People can’t drive. It’s ridiculous. Stupid pedestrians that don’t pay attention to the walking signs.
Love the Amish...countryside is gorgeous....perfect little starter farm....
What did it sell for very beautiful
Am I a nerd? I just love watching your videos, feeling happy as my imagination runs away with what I would do with the properties 😊
Beautiful! Man I would also build houses for my kids and mostly live out of the land
Just Curious what did it sell for at closing? Thank you
Love this one. I may need to consider Kentucky. So tired of Jersey taxes.
Why do people continue to vote for socialist Democrats ? They ruin everything they touch
I would love to find property like this in East Tennessee.
Nice. Thanks property little drastic. Nice Farm how much was it
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Thank you so much it really means a lot.
Kentucky is a beautiful state.
Place is perfect, But how much
Wow absolutely gorgeous. would be my dream home and land, can't imagine why anyone would sell it
That Basment would be a Prepper Space. Perfect place to can all of of your garden! Also a place for the Grand babies to play! Is this place still for sell?
Perfect!! I wish I could own something like that one day!
Remember that beau song, " This land is my land, this land your land, from Victoria to the gulf stream ........" ???????
Doesn't seem to apply these days.... 🤔
Suppose to be from. California to the gulf stream......
How much
I think a housing crash will happen because all those people who bought homes over asking price, although it was at a low interest rate, they are over their heads. They have no equity if the housing prices continue to go down, and if for whatever reason they cannot afford the house anymore and it goes into foreclosure because even if they try to sell, they will not make any money. I think this will happen to a lot of people especially with the massive layoff predicted for the future and the cost of living rising at a high speed.
I suggest you offset your real estate and get into stocks, A recession as bad it can be, provides good buying opportunities in the markets if you’re careful and it can also create volatility giving great short time buy and sell opportunities too. This is not financial advise but get buying, cash isn’t king at all in this time!
You are right! I have diversified my 450K portfolio across various market with the aid of an investment coach, I have been able to generate a little bit above $830k in net profit across high dividend yield stocks, ETF and bonds.
@henry Clifford James Julie Anne Hoover is the coach that guides me, She has years of financial market experience, you can use something else but for me her strategy works hence my result. She provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on.
@@marcelrobert9569 I hope that’s when I can buy an apartment when the housing market thanks.
a housing crash maybe but not a land crash. land is finite and the US population grows by millions per year. if you own land with year round water that has some flat ground for crops and livestock you're holding a golden goose that will feed your family for the next 1000 years if the land isnt sold or stolen.
Five minutes in and love it already... peace and quiet, what else could one ask for.
Little slice of heaven there my friend. Watching from Western Canada (BC) and enjoying your passion for these properties.
We moved just 17 miles from that house, between Campbellsville and Lebanon a couple of miles north of 68 (flashing yellow light). We moved here to 32 acres from Seattle in 2011. I call the area "the garden of Eden, but with more chiggers". This property is ridiculously similar to where we live, just a bit bigger. Often we sit on the front porch and look out and say, "people pay good money just to spend a weekend in a place like this". :)
And the property taxes are virtually non-existent. Oh, and we just built a 30x60 shop/office/mancave with NO BUILDING PERMIT. Completely legal here. In Seattle you needed one for a tiny shed.
I'm a retired carpenter,but in 2012 I pulled a permit in South Carolina for an addition on a slab house and the inspector moved in after completion
I presently live in Arlington Virginia
Unfortunately my iphone broke and I am using my wife's phone , my name is William Crisler.
In the mean time I will be looking at properties in you're area as well as Tennessee
Beautiful property but a little more than I need property wise. House wise it was perfect.
300k is a steal. Here in California you'd pay that much for a garage.
1 hour to go around the block. UGH I feel that. Can't wait to buy our dream farm.
Love this. Just have to get my adult kids to leave the south west. So beautiful!
Wait!!! is that a "grave yard" too the far far right of the house in the airial shot? I love it, I want it, would be a great place to make the kids sleep at night when they won't behave lol
I'm not far from Tombstone. One of the closest towns of me here in South East Arizona. My area is often mentioned in the movie "Tombstone" with some of their names, "TURKEY CREEK JOHNSON" is one. Turkey Creek is right up the road of me and I took my little mini 4x4 there last week.
Johnny Ringo's grave is at the foothill of there I stopped off to see then as well. That was the creek that was shown when Doc Holiday saved Wyatt from that gun fight when he informed him Ringo would have won the fight. The tree shown is next to the grave. (They claimed he killed himself by shooting himself at his temple but the gun wasn't positioned to prove it. Just what the sheriff put as cause.
There's much more but my point is, on my 40 acres, I have 2-dead center of it fenced off with electric, barbed wire, safety fencing for the "yard'. But the other 38.25 acres is filled of Mesquite. I take the 4x4 (only thing that'll make it through) often to check the property. I've found, at least 3 graves in the "field".
Can't say what/who they are. Just large rock covered graves in the field out there.
The history here is extreme.
(Sorry. Bad at writing books as replies....)
That place is Heaven! Wow!
I have never considered the Kentucky area. This is awesome.
@Austin Anderson - And... we have more properties --- if you’re seriously looking for a property - and want to talk to a Local Expert - and a warm, caring human, let’s get you on a call with Jennifer 859-472-4045. She is our Client Liaison - she is knowledgeable on what is available today. Jennifer will ask you a few questions - how much - how big - how soon? --- and the most important question... what does your ideal property look like?
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@@BradSimmons I am in the technology field and I am still finding my best options for a career. If I decide to buy in Kentucky I will definitely contact you guys, still have a few years and would of course want to rent before buying a house to ensure we like the neighborhood.
What a lovely song to go with your lovely video, "Golden Things"!
Absolutely stunning loved everything about this, I've been looking to get some serious land kinda like this. This might have motivated me to get it before the end of this year.
Stay Tuned with a update.
Hi there Brad yes nice place on 62 acres . How much?
Thanks 😊
it sold in the 300s - and we get deals like this often --- Can our Team jump on a 15-minute pre-buyer consult, so we can find out where you're at? This isn't a sales call - it's literally about YOU - why you want to move to Kentucky? How much land do you need? Price point? How soon? This is the best way to get us to send you properties that match what YOU want. kylandsales @ gmail or call or text Jennifer at 859-472-4045 - you will love her - and she will connect you with the top suited Team Member for exactly what you are looking for.
Enjoyed the last 6 mins of this video
Dang Brad… That's a gorgeous property…
I would use the basement for an Art Studio and for canning for sure.
This Video/Property made us change our trajectory from the West Coast to move out to Kentucky 💖We'll be checking in with you in about a year and hoping to get a similar smaller place for low/mid 200k? Until then, we'll keep watching your Vlogs😉