9423 Summer Shade Rd, Willow Shade, KY 42166

Very rare 50 +/- acres with creeks, hills, pastures, caves, woods, beautiful 2018 updates to a 2005 home with garage and out buildings. 2346 Sqft Triple wide Manufactured home Southern model SS9815 Home on concrete block foundation Built in 2005 3 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms; large master bathroom with double vanity, garden tub & separate shower & toilet. Home is 28x76 with extra section in back a 14 by 30 (den with fireplace & French doors leading out to 14x12 patio deck) the home has 2 fireplaces den and formal living room. Formal dining room, large open kitchen with island. Large walk in hidden pantry. Large 10x8 storage room, office, laundry/mud room. Lots of space. Central air & heat Thermal paned windows, pop down for easy cleaning, Built in electric range, glass top built in stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, built in microwave, Rock walls in kitchen, den, fireplaces and rock pillars dividing formal living room from formal dining room. Ceiling fans in master bedroom, den and formal living Room. Washer and dryer optional. Wheelchair ramp access. New fiber optics run 2018. There is 50 acres +/- with detached garage and several outbuildings. Over 8 acres fenced in pasture and 38 acres in woods. 3.24 acres on highway 90 that has been fertilized and cut for horse hay. The property has artifacts, ginseng, moral mushrooms, turkey, deer, squirrel, Quail, lots of room to hunt or raise horses, mules, cattle, goats, chicken, Turkey, Alpacas or llamas on. Home 2018 new improvements are, metal roof with gutters, some run into water bens. 100% water proof Smartcore Ultra Blue Ridge Pine vinyl wood look flooring with white wood floorboards, new faucets. New large Front door with etched glass window and screened door. Beautiful new French doors overlooking 14x12 back deck. Blueberries are planted up by front walkway. Front & back decks and wheelchair ramp newly stained. Centered between Tompkinsville and Edmonton and Glasgow and Burkesville. Between Nashville, Tennessee, Louisville, Kentucky and Lexington, Kentucky. You have to cross Marrowbone Creek ( about 3 to 6 inches deep) to get to part of property with home which helps with security. You own both sides of creek