729 N Greenville St, Harrodsburg, KY 40330

Fantastic opportunity to own a piece of history in historic Harrodsburg, Kentucky. Burford Hill, circa 1817, is a one-and-a-half story Federal style home which was built for John L. Bridges and his wife, Anna Adair Bridges, the daughter of Governor John Adair. The bricks, burned locally, are laid in Flemish bond while the arched, fanlighted doorway is protected by a small Doric portico topped with a steep pediment. The gable roof is separated by small dormers while the front porch boasts a mid-nineteenth century Greek Revival addition. This home also features a portion of the home with a bedroom, living area and bathroom for a mother-in-law suite. From the Matthew P. Lowery custom woodwork inside the home to the salt water pool in the back, you will find plenty to fall in love with at Burford Hill. Constructed during the presidency of James Monroe, it remains a secluded respite situated on 10 +/- acres and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.