Description

If you've been looking for usable acreage, a luxury log cabin, a place where you can have your horses at home, the ability to wake up to quiet that feels real, and still be within 55 minutes of Louisville, 30 minutes of Fort Knox, and 30 minutes of Nolin Lake, this property is for you. Set atop 25 rolling acres in Glendale, this private estate offers the kind of peace, quiet, and natural beauty most people only experience on vacation, yet here, it's simply home. As you wind up the long gravel drive past horse board fencing and open pasture, there's a noticeable shift. The noise fades. The pace slows. And as the home comes into view, it's clear this property was designed to live in harmony with its surroundings. Inside, authentic log construction, soaring vaulted ceilings, and exposed beams create a space that feels both elevated and grounded. The great room anchors the home with a floor to ceiling wood burning fireplace and a wall of windows framing the Kentucky landscape. The kitchen features custom cabinetry, a generous center island, and double ovens, while the dining area opens to a covered porch with its own fireplace for year round use. The main level primary suite offers privacy and direct access to the side porch, with an ensuite bath featuring dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a walk in shower. Upstairs, a loft connects two bedrooms and a full bath filled with natural light. The walkout lower level adds a family room, two bedrooms, and a full bath ideal for guests or extended stays. And then there's the land. Twenty five acres complete with a creek, pond and dock, fenced pasture, and multiple outbuildings including two animal shelters and a shed. The decks and lower level patio offer multiple places to enjoy the setting as the sun sets across the property. This is a home that invites you to slow down. To breathe deeper. To trade noise for stillness. Because when home feels like this, you don't need a vacation. You're already there. Approximately 50 minutes from downtown Louisville and 30 minutes from Lake Nolin.