I love the house. People have to understand, settlers back in 1840, were self sufficient. Went to town, maybe once a year. Had chickens, pigs, milk cow, horses and utility wagon, plows. God Bless them. They made a strong, self reliant nation, called America The Beautiful.
@@Angry_Anus racist people are exist in every country even when you live in one of African country or Asian or Arabs country some people there are racist too..
Boy if i had the money i would-buy that property in a second. It is beautiful. Just beautiful. So relaxing. Boy if those walls could talk..... if I bought it I would take a metal detector I bet you would find some treasures. Does anybody know how much it is. That would even make a good retreat. Like rent it out to couples or people who just want to get away. A lot of hard work went in that. A lot of blood, sweat, and hard work. The wood inside is gorgeous. Just one of those special,special places. Thank you for the video Very beautiful
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Exactly what I thought, what you do if someone is coming towards you? Relax! Awful looking creek sorry we have better clean free running water here not my cup tea at all, whatever happened to the trees? Oh well, obviously the narrator is in love wait till the honeymoon is over !!:-).
@@jls99500 my thoughts exactly,,I live on top of a mountain,the only one who should be here is my cat,s an a bear who comes through whenever he wants,an will not learn a thing,,,and me,,ha
Hey Dena.....,sorry to contradict your statement...I love this idiom and I spent quite some time concerning its origin.....its first appearance in writing was in Grahams Americans Monthly Magazine , Jun.1851 and you will see- it is refering to a body of water......no risen indians there :-) Sorry again Dena,I myself would have liked the "Indian" version more...... Now you take care and enjoy your sunday....Roger
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One thing that I've always found intriguing is a flat screen TV in an old house like this one. It just seems odd to me. But that place is beautiful, nonetheless. But I won't live in Kentucky, Virginia, Pennsylvania or Massachusetts.
+OldHippieChick - you might need to explain why... I've been living here for decades and I can't tell a difference - except low expenses. Regarding the differences - here's what I found. The United States of America is composed of fifty states and several territories, but four of these states and two territories are officially called commonwealths although there is really no difference between the four commonwealths and the other states. Kentucky, Virginia, and Massachusetts were the hotbeds of revolution, taking pride in their fight against British rule. They departed from the Union and adapted the name “commonwealth” to show the difference in government. Summary: 1.A commonwealth is a politically organized body of people which is under one government while a state is a territory which is controlled and governed by a particular nation. 2.Examples of commonwealths are the members of the British Commonwealth like Australia and New Zealand and the four states of the USA composed of Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Virginia, and Massachusetts while examples of states are the other 46 states of the USA like Alaska and California. 3.Some associated territories of the USA are also called commonwealths, but none are called states because they do not enjoy all the privileges that other states have. 4.The four states which are officially called commonwealths retained the title they had when they departed from the Union rather than adopt the title of “state.” Read more: Difference Between Commonwealth and State | Difference Between www.differencebetween.net/miscellaneous/politics/difference-between-commonwealth-and-state/#ixzz4kRvG4jez
Have to leave u a 2nd comment, Brad! That creek photos u sent are phenomenal ! your work for us is hopeful and the stone cabin - hope the fireplaces are wood burning, Brad!!!❤️🙏🇺🇸🇮🇱⚓️🐶🐶🐓🐓🐇🍼🍼
Brad Simmons, I love it... is there a waiting list for the next one? Say about another 152yrs from now? All kidding aside... that is a gorgeous property. Thanks for the walk through!
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Actually the saying “God willing and the Creek don’t rise” is a southern saying talking about the Creek Indians from back in the old days when there was a distinct possibility of a Creek uprising at the time and it is something that has just stuck down here.
Yes, so now I had to look it up, fascinating stuff. Benjamin Hawkins, an Indian agent (principle agent for the Creek Indians) is noted for this phrase. He (b15aug1754-d6jun1816) was a planter, statesman, delegate in Congress and a Senator- NC. appointed by President George Washington as General superintendent of Indian Affairs(1796-1818 / but he died suddenly in 1816)... he negotiated one of the longest running peace treaties with the Indians... but unfortunately the Indians were losing so much land, they had an uprising coinciding with the War of 1812... the Creek war 1813 - 1814, Andrew Jackson defeated the Red Sticks (Indians from the Creek Indians that formed The Red Sticks) in the battle known as the Battle of HorseShoe Bend. Interesting history ... I found two really nice sources just learning this by reading about it from this post. A wealth of knowledge our internet today, the biggest library at our fingertips;) The phrase history: www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/31/messages/316.html Benjamin Hawkins history: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Hawkins
Nice cabin but it doesn't look like a nice way in or out! God bless whoever is living there! They need to widen the roads & add some bridges across that creek!
I love that garden,, id create another stone wall a bit further up, clear the brush and then turn it into a veg garden,, rebuild the barn. Have some goats and chickens.. that house is my dream omg
@ Island Chick....Yep, in the winter, the snow and ice would be a nightmare on that small road. And what about flooding around the cabin ? And, what if you needed emergency services ? Would take the police or ambulance "forever" to assist you. I really like the cabin, but too far removed for me.
Know that you have to adapt your lifestyle to live this way. Work from home or self employed? Central Kentucky can get some winter weather but it won’t be on the ground long. More of an inconvenience than a problem. If you take an income hit that may work out since your taxes and other expenses go down. Your wood stove saves energy money. Have a nice manageable garden then can in the summer. Wish it was mine!
Oh wow! So beautiful! I live out in a rural area so the roads don’t bother me, I understand why this is such a special property! Whoever is lucky enough to buy this I truly hope they treasure it! I once thought I would live in the city, but I was raised a country girl, and once a country girl, always a country girl! There is absolutely nothing like the sound of nature surrounding you! Beautiful property!
Is this connected to the city water supply or does it have a well and cistern? It probably has a septic tank sewage system that would need Ridd treatment once a month.
That's right we country folk don't get scared of a road that's why we own 4x4 trucks and 4 wheelers because we know how to survive unlike those city people get scared of a little water on the road lol!!
Me too... I have a little bit of land in Scotland where I am (slowly) building an off grid cabin. I hope mine is eventually a bit like this....just stunning but I couldn't afford it!
@Sue Sally - You’re absolutely correct about all the negative people. The article could be on a cure for cancer and a discovery for world peace and the trolls would be out in force finding something negative to say about it. Attention all trolls, go back under your bridges ASAP.
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It's really beautiful but having lived in remote places in Scotland I would be interested to see exactly how much maintenance goes on in the middle of winter? Not that it would bother me but a !ot of people can't take the isolation... I would be in there in a heartbeat! I would love this place ! I do love this! I would rebuild the barn or what you said, as I have horses. I would have it off grid and on solar/water wind power. It's gorgeous! Oh this makes me wish I lived over there! It's gorgeous... I can't say it enough!
I wouldn't waste all the beauty of the countryside driving too fast, but maybe it's just me 🤔treasuring every precious moment 🙄, afraid of wasting it 🙀
Love the Cabin its just too dark inside for my taste. I would of added bigger windows so you can enjoy the outside scenery awhile being inside with a nice view and also for more light. The drive to it was intense but it's the perfect place for privacy and peace. I would love to vacation at a place like that. Amazing!
@Dr. Michael Johnson Jr Hey! Don't judge! Bobby Jean Price and Billy Joe Williams are the only guys on the road crew, they do their best, last year the county spent an extra couple hundred dollars and rented a back hoe from Tractor Supply Company, but they only had the machine for four hours, and it's an hour drive to the darn store, so they only got about an hour on the machine because the words on the buttons and levers got worn off so they took an extra half hour via the time tested trial by error method, so they did a good job, bless their hearts...
thomascampr Yes, it’s public maintained. I think he said four times… I kept saying “you already said that“… It’s maintained by the county up to the two track part. That’s really far! But that was six years ago so it’s gone…
This property keeps me coming back and I still think it's so awesome. Someday maybe, I'd live out my days there, grinning the whole way... forget-a-about it
This was deLIGHTful. Just a sweet, sweet cabin, and the setting is just gorgeous. I have loved my New York City life for these past several decades, but as things slow down within me, I think more about having things slow down ~around~ me too! Wasn't really thinking about going as far as KY, but (from previous visits, as well as from this video) it is a beautiful place. Keep the great videos coming, Brad, you're giving just that right combination of information and personality (and hamminess) to the task. Thanks!
It's beautiful! But you would need a full time grounds keeper just to keep it mowed. A tractor with a snow blade would have to be your family vehicle in th wimter. Altho as lovely as it is, it is very impractical in case of an emergency, being that far out, with bad roads on top of that. A person would need to be life flighted just to get to an emergency care unit. If it were me, I would prefer having at least one neighbor close by in case you needed help. Beautiful but just a tad too secluded for me.
Not a place you would consider for a primary residence. This is a "get away from it all" type place for rest and relaxation. Suitable for the more affluent ($$$) class.
Crick on one side, high bank on the other, one lane road, where does the car coming from the other direction go when you meet? :-) County maintained ''road''? Must be Slacker County in the State of Disrepair. LOL. Seriously though, it's a gorgeous place. Would love to own it.
yes it is beautiful and peaceful but he said sometimes you can not get into the property when the creek rises, which means the road floods and them rocks are supposed to keep the flood waters from the cabin , also where there is water there is snakes and mesquites ???????
Absolutely breathtaking!!! I’m from Florida so to have a creek like this to be able to enjoy without having to worry about an alligator jumping out and making a meal out of small (and sometimes large) pets would be great. 😂😂
I’m from Florida as well and loved this video. I would definitely move there in a second. Florida has gotten too busy for me and I’m ready for the solitude!
Hey Brad... you're up early today! Just out of curiosity, do you recall how much this property sold for (just for reference). Ballpark figure would be appreciated! love your work man! God bless
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OMG!!!!!!! THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I HAVE SAW YOUR CHANNEL. AND I LOVE THIS HOME. SO BEAUTIFUL. I WOULD LOVE TO RAISE MY GRANDSON HERE. SO BEAUTIFUL IT MAKES ME GET TEARS IN MY EYES.
It may have been shot ten years ago, but this is still one lovely home and property. I am sure those who purchased it a decade ago have had a nice life here and have made many priceless memories for all those who have spent time here.
Good retreat for writer/artist, or refuge from hustle-bustle, takes you back to simpler life same as 1840. Neat as a pin inside. You can see where the dog scratched at the front door. Maybe the creek's deep enough to cool off in the summer. Great place to loaf around, get away from it all.
Brad, thank you so much for sharing this truly beautiful property. I owned mountain property in the San Juan Mountains of CO and just can't seem to veer from returning there. Your video almost made me reconsider. Great video and I even like the road leading into the property as it would make looky lou's turn around. I'm searching for seclusion.
You don't need to stock up if you like wild game Kentucky has more deer and turkeys than any state in the United states. And the will be right in your yard.
@@IgnatiusCheese if your in California you need to run for your life. I just left there 4 years ago. What a messed up place. I got stuck there for 5 years because of a car accident. I was a passenger in a car that got hit by some rich idiot. And my loyer screwed me out there. Anywhere in Kentucky cheaper than there the whole state of Kentucky pretty nice. If I was going to move there from the center of state to the west side really nice. And wild game every where. You can eat of your front yard.
This is an unexplored territory but, after you reach the cabin, looks great !!! Amazing how you have to drive across the creek !? I'm from a tiny island republic of SINGAPORE in Asia. So, this seems like an indulgence - the huge land. Thank you for sharing 😊
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Omg this is my dream home! My goodness it’s all so tasteful done! Even the drive there is magnificent! So beautiful! The owners are very lucky! Could add the perfect secret garden ⛲️🪷🌾🪵🕯️🐦⬛🗝️🦉📜🏮
It's spectacular, however getting in and out could be a nightmare depending on the time of year. County roads are not taken care of very often or well. Other than that it's my dream home.
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I love the house. People have to understand, settlers back in 1840, were self sufficient. Went to town, maybe once a year. Had chickens, pigs, milk cow, horses and utility wagon, plows. God Bless them. They made a strong, self reliant nation, called America The Beautiful.
and very racist. Dont forget the racism
@@Angry_Anus 🙄
Sounds like he is!
@@Angry_Anus racist people are exist in every country even when you live in one of African country or Asian or Arabs country some people there are racist too..
Give the price so I know if it's worth my time to look at!!
Boy if i had the money i would-buy that property in a second. It is beautiful. Just beautiful. So relaxing. Boy if those walls could talk..... if I bought it I would take a metal detector I bet you would find some treasures. Does anybody know how much it is. That would even make a good retreat. Like rent it out to couples or people who just want to get away. A lot of hard work went in that. A lot of blood, sweat, and hard work. The wood inside is gorgeous. Just one of those special,special places. Thank you for the video Very beautiful
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relax on narrow road..as the guy coming at u is also relaxing..lol
Exactly what I thought, what you do if someone is coming towards you? Relax! Awful looking creek sorry we have better clean free running water here not my cup tea at all, whatever happened to the trees? Oh well, obviously the narrator is in love wait till the honeymoon is over !!:-).
One moves to a location like this because on coming traffic is not supposed to be a factor !
If one is not invited,
They shouldn't be there !
@@jls99500 my thoughts exactly,,I live on top of a mountain,the only one who should be here is my cat,s an a bear who comes through whenever he wants,an will not learn a thing,,,and me,,ha
What about the sewage ? I dont' believe any sewer lines could be accommodated . Are out houses the solution ?
@@dorothyholder9229 So I guess that bathroom upstairs is just for looks... ever heard of a septic tank? There are no sewer lines out in the country!
People sure do live in the strangest and most remote places. Unbelievneable
Oh I envy anyone that can have something. Like that love it GOD bless
Actually, the saying "God willing and the Creeks don't rise" is referring to the Creek indians. :) Just FYI.
Hey Dena.....,sorry to contradict your statement...I love this idiom and I spent quite some time concerning its origin.....its first appearance in writing was in
Grahams Americans Monthly Magazine , Jun.1851 and you will see- it is refering to a body of water......no risen indians there :-)
Sorry again Dena,I myself would have liked the "Indian" version more......
Now you take care and enjoy your sunday....Roger
Omlordy. Heaven. No need to leave. Some bourbon, a firepit, gun range, garden, horses, chickens. I'm good👍💫
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One thing that I've always found intriguing is a flat screen TV in an old house like this one. It just seems odd to me. But that place is beautiful, nonetheless. But I won't live in Kentucky, Virginia, Pennsylvania or Massachusetts.
Why ?
Jon, it's because they're Commonwealth states.
From what I just looked up Kentucky is a Commonwealth state.
+OldHippieChick - you might need to explain why... I've been living here for decades and I can't tell a difference -
except low expenses. Regarding the differences - here's what I found.
The United States of America is composed of fifty states and several territories, but four of these states and two territories are officially called commonwealths although there is really no difference between the four commonwealths and the other states. Kentucky, Virginia, and Massachusetts were the hotbeds of revolution, taking pride in their fight against British rule. They departed from the Union and adapted the name “commonwealth” to show the difference in government.
Summary:
1.A commonwealth is a politically organized body of people which is under one government while a state is a territory which is controlled and governed by a particular nation.
2.Examples of commonwealths are the members of the British Commonwealth like Australia and New Zealand and the four states of the USA composed of Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Virginia, and Massachusetts while examples of states are the other 46 states of the USA like Alaska and California.
3.Some associated territories of the USA are also called commonwealths, but none are called states because they do not enjoy all the privileges that other states have.
4.The four states which are officially called commonwealths retained the title they had when they departed from the Union rather than adopt the title of “state.”
Read more: Difference Between Commonwealth and State | Difference Between www.differencebetween.net/miscellaneous/politics/difference-between-commonwealth-and-state/#ixzz4kRvG4jez
Sign me up a little piece of heaven away from everyone. That's my dream home Great Video
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What was it listed for BRAD SIMMONS The property in the video?
Marc A Gagnon - It sold for 395k if I recall correctly.
Beautiful would love to live there
Brad Simmons wish it was here in Texas.
So when it snows, does the county come out and blade the road so you can get out?
Would love to know the history on that cabin ...
Beautiful Beautiful
That's simply Beautiful.
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Have to leave u a 2nd comment, Brad!
That creek photos u sent are phenomenal ! your work for us is hopeful and the stone cabin - hope the fireplaces are wood burning, Brad!!!❤️🙏🇺🇸🇮🇱⚓️🐶🐶🐓🐓🐇🍼🍼
Are there any with natural prairie fields?
This is the ideal weekend getaway home. I love the chinking of the old cabins as opposed to modern cabins. I adore this place!
Is that road county maintained by any chance?
Great place love it
How much
Is it county maintained
It sold for $225,000. I wished we had 100 of these - people LOVE this place.
Brad Simmons, I love it... is there a waiting list for the next one? Say about another 152yrs from now?
All kidding aside... that is a gorgeous property. Thanks for the walk through!
You can't buy a house here for under $400,000.00
hi brad, i like to do a scale model of the cabin, have you measurements or plans ? is a wonderfull cabin, greetings from argentina !
Until spring rains.
Brad Simmons me too
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Is this county maintained?
thomascampr yup - you call them and they come. We live on a similar road - and we don't want it too slick = you get too much traffic.
A Nobles I would call Jeremy - he may be able to make that happen for you. 859-813-4 one 5 one
Brad Simmons es un sueño yo seria la mujer mas feliz en un paraíso como ese lugar
Now this is the cabin i could move in right in this moment.
Actually the saying “God willing and the Creek don’t rise” is a southern saying talking about the Creek Indians from back in the old days when there was a distinct possibility of a Creek uprising at the time and it is something that has just stuck down here.
Were they the Cree Indians?
madogalpha1 Wow, thank you for that information! I had to look into it and it's amazing how things get twisted around over time.
Yes, so now I had to look it up, fascinating stuff. Benjamin Hawkins, an Indian agent (principle agent for the Creek Indians) is noted for this phrase. He (b15aug1754-d6jun1816) was a planter, statesman, delegate in Congress and a Senator- NC. appointed by President George Washington as General superintendent of Indian Affairs(1796-1818 / but he died suddenly in 1816)... he negotiated one of the longest running peace treaties with the Indians... but unfortunately the Indians were losing so much land, they had an uprising coinciding with the War of 1812... the Creek war 1813 - 1814, Andrew Jackson defeated the Red Sticks (Indians from the Creek Indians that formed The Red Sticks) in the battle known as the Battle of HorseShoe Bend. Interesting history ... I found two really nice sources just learning this by reading about it from this post. A wealth of knowledge our internet today, the biggest library at our fingertips;)
The phrase history: www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/31/messages/316.html
Benjamin Hawkins history: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Hawkins
Wow!!! That's awesome. I have heard the saying but never knew that's what it meant. Thank u for the info.
I live in Louisiana and I do believe it refers to water.
I've seen this video a dozen times and I'm always overwhelmed with the beauty of the landscape and the character of the house. Well done.
me too!
Your fixing to see it a dozen more times, everyone loves to view the well maintained road.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful 💞 if we get it You all are invited 🙂
You couldn’t be any more accurate, Isabel..Thank YOU!!🇺🇸
Nice cabin but it doesn't look like a nice way in or out! God bless whoever is living there!
They need to widen the roads & add some bridges across that creek!
Love everything about this cabin, the scenery, the kitchen, the fireplaces, etc. I could imagine myself living here, Thanks for sharing.
I'd die happy to be able to live in a home like that.
Yes me too and be somewhere where not a lot of people around to be busy bodies.
I love that garden,, id create another stone wall a bit further up, clear the brush and then turn it into a veg garden,, rebuild the barn. Have some goats and chickens.. that house is my dream omg
Take that old barn and build a guest cabin with whatever wood you could salvage !
Its truly beautiful. Trying not to imagine what the creek looks like when theres flood or getting to the cabin after the snow storm.
Again, this guy is such a good salesman. He really knows how to get you excited for the property.
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This would be a nightmare to drive to/from in the winter with snow, ice, etc... the cabin in gorgeous though
@ Island Chick....Yep, in the winter, the snow and ice would be a nightmare on that small road. And what about flooding around the cabin ? And, what if you needed emergency
services ? Would take the police or ambulance "forever" to assist you. I really like the cabin, but too far removed for me.
Not if your from N Wisconsin or Minnesota . Easy Peasy Lemon Squezzy
Know that you have to adapt your lifestyle to live this way. Work from home or self employed? Central Kentucky can get some winter weather but it won’t be on the ground long. More of an inconvenience than a problem. If you take an income hit that may work out since your taxes and other expenses go down. Your wood stove saves energy money. Have a nice manageable garden then can in the summer. Wish it was mine!
@@theejoeylee ......Oh yeah, you guys up there in the northern states get some treacherous winter weather. I am sure you have grown accustomed .
Just add chains
Oh wow! So beautiful! I live out in a rural area so the roads don’t bother me, I understand why this is such a special property! Whoever is lucky enough to buy this I truly hope they treasure it! I once thought I would live in the city, but I was raised a country girl, and once a country girl, always a country girl! There is absolutely nothing like the sound of nature surrounding you! Beautiful property!
Is this connected to the city water supply or does it have a well and cistern? It probably has a septic tank sewage system that would need Ridd treatment once a month.
@@ganymeade5151 - 'probably' has a septic system? ya think? lol
That's right we country folk don't get scared of a road that's why we own 4x4 trucks and 4 wheelers because we know how to survive unlike those city people get scared of a little water on the road lol!!
Good grief.......perfect! I hate being poor. Sigh....G-D bless whoever is blessed enough to live here. :-D
paintur68 I was thinking the same thing lol !
paintur68 me to
Me too... I have a little bit of land in Scotland where I am (slowly) building an off grid cabin. I hope mine is eventually a bit like this....just stunning but I couldn't afford it!
Me too..and disabled..That's why I'm poor. But I'm grateful I can get out of bed everyday.
paintur68 poor is a state of mind ... broke is a temporary situation...
Looks like a flood zone
I
Beautiful
lol, and what happens when someone comes from the other direction?
county maintained? lol what maintenance, it is a trail.
AKA they plow it in the winter
My thoughts exactly.
Just go forward
Gosh you drive fast... and that's the crappiest county maintained road l've ever seen!! lol
@@nojnoj3069
County won't do much for just one taxpayer/property owner unless you're "well connected" politically.
Negative people, I think all of it is beautiful !
You've never lived in the Rockies! 4wd a must.
My Old Farmhouse shut up 🤐 jerk
@Sue Sally - You’re absolutely correct about all the negative people.
The article could be on a cure for cancer and a discovery for world peace and the trolls would be out in force finding something negative to say about it.
Attention all trolls, go back under your bridges ASAP.
County maintained? What corrupt politicians took your road money?
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It's really beautiful but having lived in remote places in Scotland I would be interested to see exactly how much maintenance goes on in the middle of winter? Not that it would bother me but a !ot of people can't take the isolation... I would be in there in a heartbeat! I would love this place ! I do love this! I would rebuild the barn or what you said, as I have horses. I would have it off grid and on solar/water wind power. It's gorgeous!
Oh this makes me wish I lived over there! It's gorgeous... I can't say it enough!
it's southern Kentucky, winter last about 9 days.......
Where in Scotland?! My husband is from the Crinan area...we are looking to buy a place there:) it's my favorite spot on the planet!
I wouldn't waste all the beauty of the countryside driving too fast, but maybe it's just me 🤔treasuring every precious moment 🙄, afraid of wasting it 🙀
What a beautifully maintained road. You can see the County really puts in the effort.
and with 4 wheel drive, it's a non-issue
You would almost have to have 4wd to get in and out don't think you could cross the creek without 4wd unless you built some kind of bridge
"County maintained"? What's that mean down there, stocked w/trout?
Love the Cabin its just too dark inside for my taste. I would of added bigger windows so you can enjoy the outside scenery awhile being inside with a nice view and also for more light. The drive to it was intense but it's the perfect place for privacy and peace. I would love to vacation at a place like that. Amazing!
county maintained? when you drove thru water? lol
@Dr. Michael Johnson Jr Hey! Don't judge! Bobby Jean Price and Billy Joe Williams are the only guys on the road crew, they do their best, last year the county spent an extra couple hundred dollars and rented a back hoe from Tractor Supply Company, but they only had the machine for four hours, and it's an hour drive to the darn store, so they only got about an hour on the machine because the words on the buttons and levers got worn off so they took an extra half hour via the time tested trial by error method, so they did a good job, bless their hearts...
Kathy Stokes .better than hoa
stop driving prius's and get a 4 wheel drive then stop worrying about it lol
Um, what happens when another vehicle is coming from the opposite direction 🤷🏻♀️ the road is so narrow ❓
Does anyone know if its county maintained?
I think it may be county maintained. Just maybe.
I heard that it was County Maintained.
Haunted?
thomascampr haha ... the cabin was 200 to 150 years old..... and the roads are maintained
thomascampr
Yes, it’s public maintained.
I think he said four times… I kept saying “you already said that“… It’s maintained by the county up to the two track part. That’s really far! But that was six years ago so it’s gone…
This property keeps me coming back and I still think it's so awesome. Someday maybe, I'd live out my days there, grinning the whole way... forget-a-about it
This was deLIGHTful. Just a sweet, sweet cabin, and the setting is just gorgeous. I have loved my New York City life for these past several decades, but as things slow down within me, I think more about having things slow down ~around~ me too! Wasn't really thinking about going as far as KY, but (from previous visits, as well as from this video) it is a beautiful place. Keep the great videos coming, Brad, you're giving just that right combination of information and personality (and hamminess) to the task. Thanks!
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This reminds me of getting off the beaten path in pigeon forge 💜💜 these old homesteads are so beautiful
You do a great job of showing us around beautiful properties. Thanks, Brad!
My Kinda Place !
Thats a Slice of Heaven ....
My Toyota Would Make it Just Fine 😀
For THAT sweet surprise at the end...my mini van would get me there just fine!
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Love the solitude you'd get there, it's a beautiful place !!! I'd become a hermit and I'm an artist so it's perfect !!!♥️
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I know, I know - "accentuate the positive." But if that road's "county maintained," the county MUST be doing crack.
When he kept emphasizing the creek, I got nervous.
I wonder how often it flooded
Meth actually, its Kentucky
Haaaaa🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣😃😃😃😂😂🤣
That house was chinked 1 to 2 years ago . Log joints to wide problems soon within 3 4 years .
It's beautiful! But you would need a full time grounds keeper just to keep it mowed.
A tractor with a snow blade would have to be your family vehicle in th wimter.
Altho as lovely as it is, it is very impractical in case of an emergency, being that far out, with bad roads on top of that. A person would need to be life flighted just to get to an emergency care unit.
If it were me, I would prefer having at least one neighbor close by in case you needed help.
Beautiful but just a tad too secluded for me.
Not a place you would consider for a primary residence. This is a "get away from it all" type place for rest and relaxation.
Suitable for the more affluent ($$$) class.
breathtaking......
Crick on one side, high bank on the other, one lane road, where does the car coming from the other direction go when you meet? :-) County maintained ''road''? Must be Slacker County in the State of Disrepair. LOL. Seriously though, it's a gorgeous place. Would love to own it.
"County maintained" in theory only.
County Maintained?? looks more like The Hills Have Eyes Maintained......
Almost spit my teeth out laughing at your remark now that's funny thank you.
Love this, is it still for Sale?
Corinne Pondell we all wish. I come to look at this listing when I feel especially in need of a break. It’s the most beautiful place I’ve ever seen.
Right! On the way to the Devil Rejects! 😄
yes it is beautiful and peaceful but he said sometimes you can not get into the property when the creek rises, which means the road floods and them rocks are supposed to keep the flood waters from the cabin , also where there is water there is snakes and mesquites ???????
Yeah, tell me about it!
Well I would love to see this, but im getting sea sick from the rapid camera moves! So goodnight!
BEAUTIFUL , BUT THE ROAD THAT THE COUNTY " MAINTAINS" IS NOT A GREAT ROAD! WHAT IF YOU HAD AN EMERGENCY? BUT IT IS BEAUTIFUL AND PEACEFUL PLACE
Absolutely breathtaking!!! I’m from Florida so to have a creek like this to be able to enjoy without having to worry about an alligator jumping out and making a meal out of small (and sometimes large) pets would be great. 😂😂
I’m from Florida as well and loved this video. I would definitely move there in a second. Florida has gotten too busy for me and I’m ready for the solitude!
Hay is that road county maintained lol
yes it is.
Gorgeous home!
Did they fix the county road ?
That “road” is not safe, it is falling apart needs a bridge some concrete etc....
Its called a ford, a place for vehicles to cross shallow water, not that a city girl would know anything but where the nearest Starbucks is.
Obviously dont understand the difference between county roads and highways.
This place is amazing...just one question does it flood????
Rebekah Mcfatridge it’s beside a creek. Not ABOVE a creek, but BESIDE a creek. :)
duh.
ALL creeks & rivers overflow sooner or later. FACT
@@thepaulhenderson So you have no clue then.
Howard Johnson See previous comment. Work on your delivery...
HELL! Partner, County Maintained Road.?.Who thinks there doing a very bad job? the county road needs Help!
Hi George Wuertz, hahahahaha! that brings privacy!
Maaa...How high is the Stream? 4 ft. and rising son...(I loved my farm of 300 acres in Rappahannock County, Va.
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Hey Brad... you're up early today! Just out of curiosity, do you recall how much this property sold for (just for reference). Ballpark figure would be appreciated! love your work man! God bless
Hi Andariel Drachen, sure do! It sold for 395k. If you like Sugar Creek, you'll love this new one - video here: bluegrassteam.com/stone-houses-for-sale-in-kentucky/
Is that road county maintained though?
@kragseven No he didn't.
Lol!
I don't know about that, but I would like to know if that road is county maintained.
HAAAAAHAAA!!!.. ((:
Beautiful. Cozy. Place. And. I. Hope. They. Never. Need. A. Ambulance. O. M. G. Just. Being. Real
Pick the worst scenario...
This is a gorgeous property! Too bad this was two years ago! Thanks so much for sharing this.
we have a similar place - go to BluegrassTeam dot com
Brad Simmons cool beans! Thanks.
Just curious how much did it sell for? My guess is $160,000?
Hi silverhorder1969, It sold for 395k. And we get some cabins like this from time to time. Get on our VIP List to know of new properties - BluegrassTeam.com/homefinder
Do you ever see Sasquatch? Lol looks like a perfect habitat.
It would get scary at night. I would definitely have a gun and a big dog.
My question too was why they selling? Bigfoot issues or just that county maintained road?
The cabin is amazing but you have an access road problem which is going to be a huge capital investment.
This would be a good prospect for a developer who already has the means to improve the road. For him, it would be the ideal country escape.
nope, the property sold and is steadily rising in value and demand. anyone with a decent 4x4 has no problem
OMG!!!!!!! THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I HAVE SAW YOUR CHANNEL. AND I LOVE THIS HOME. SO BEAUTIFUL. I WOULD LOVE TO RAISE MY GRANDSON HERE. SO BEAUTIFUL IT MAKES ME GET TEARS IN MY EYES.
Bet it is haunted as heck. Old, surrounded by water and lime stone... oh yeah...
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It may have been shot ten years ago, but this is still one lovely home and property. I am sure those who purchased it a decade ago have had a nice life here and have made many priceless memories for all those who have spent time here.
When you drive over water on the road, it's called a ford.
Good retreat for writer/artist, or refuge from hustle-bustle, takes you back to simpler life same as 1840. Neat as a pin inside. You can see where the dog scratched at the front door. Maybe the creek's deep enough to cool off in the summer. Great place to loaf around, get away from it all.
Nice! Wouldn’t want to be there when it rains, though.
Beautiful cabin and land but I question if it would be a flood zone at times.
yeah, it would be a shame if it could survive perfectly since 1840, lol
Brad, thank you so much for sharing this truly beautiful property. I owned mountain property in the San Juan Mountains of CO and just can't seem to veer from returning there. Your video almost made me reconsider. Great video and I even like the road leading into the property as it would make looky lou's turn around. I'm searching for seclusion.
You have to really stock up on supplies if you live there definitely a 4 by 4
You don't need to stock up if you like wild game Kentucky has more deer and turkeys than any state in the United states. And the will be right in your yard.
@@gregfuzi1069 Where is a good place for a Californian to relocate to in Kentucky to escape this HELLHOLE?
@@IgnatiusCheese if your in California you need to run for your life. I just left there 4 years ago. What a messed up place. I got stuck there for 5 years because of a car accident. I was a passenger in a car that got hit by some rich idiot. And my loyer screwed me out there. Anywhere in Kentucky cheaper than there the whole state of Kentucky pretty nice. If I was going to move there from the center of state to the west side really nice. And wild game every where. You can eat of your front yard.
@@IgnatiusCheese beautiful state
@@IgnatiusCheese that state has more deer and turkeys than any state in the United states. Plus you have all kinds of small game.
Yeah, right. Relaxing until someone comes along in the opposite direction.
impossible to get there, the road sucks badly
Me personally cld do without the road.
if that is 'county maintained' ........not sure i would want to live there.
I would want a 1/2 bath downstairs at least but otherwise I LOVE this place .
Worst county road maintenance in the U.S.
I LOVE THE STREAM BUT A LITTLE CONCERNED,A TORRENTIAL RAIN AND OH BOY
This is an unexplored territory but, after you reach the cabin, looks great !!!
Amazing how you have to drive across the creek !?
I'm from a tiny island republic of SINGAPORE in Asia. So, this seems like an indulgence - the huge land.
Thank you for sharing 😊
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Brad Simmons every time I look at my property tax bill and traffic I come back to this video. Are Canadians welcome in beautiful Kentucky?
Hahahaha! Of course! one of our closest friends is from Newfoundland - he goes back and forth - lives here, has his business here, goes back home for vacation and to see family. we have more properties similar to this. call or text 859-494-5521 THX!
Brad Simmons Does Kentucky charge property tax?
yes. about 1.1% of value. So if the property is 300k, taxes will be approximately 3300/yr. very reasonable.
That sombitch is haunted....Looks like The Blair witch project
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That is one tough road, yikes.
I have a Jeep that road is no problem !
I wouldn’t wanna drive on those narrow roads I’d probably sink in those creeks and the winter time a night mare
How do you get power that far out in the country Beautiful 🏡 though
The people who built this house would, no doubt, be pleased to see its still treasured today.
Omg this is my dream home! My goodness it’s all so tasteful done! Even the drive there is magnificent! So beautiful! The owners are very lucky! Could add the perfect secret garden ⛲️🪷🌾🪵🕯️🐦⬛🗝️🦉📜🏮
It's spectacular, however getting in and out could be a nightmare depending on the time of year. County roads are not taken care of very often or well. Other than that it's my dream home.
Wendy Waeghe 100 years old. And no sign of issues on home and porches ARE raised up
Stock up and make sure you can work from home if you still have to work
look how green that country is....you could put in a micro hydro system to make your own electricity...BEAUTIFUL...!