Located in the rolling countryside of Monticello, Kentucky, this expansive 7-bedroom, 2-bathroom farmhouse sits on an impressive 115.49 surveyed acres. Built in 1930, the home carries the charm of an early rural homestead while offering enough space and functionality for a large family, multi-generational living, or anyone needing room for both people and livestock. Though the square footage isn’t listed, the generous layout provides flexibility and plenty of living area.
The land itself is a major highlight of this property. Approximately 70 acres are dedicated to open pasture, ideal for grazing cattle, horses, or other livestock. The remaining 45 acres are wooded, offering privacy, shade, and opportunities for hunting, exploring, or harvesting timber. The mix of pasture and forest makes the acreage highly versatile for farming, recreation, or future development.
A unique feature of the property is its strong spring-fed water system. With 1,500-gallon holding tanks, the system currently supplies water to three homes and several cattle stations across the farm. For added convenience, public water is also available and already metered, giving future owners multiple options for water usage and reliability.
Inside the home, the main floor features a large open kitchen—perfect for big family meals or farmhouse-style entertaining. A welcoming living room, one bedroom, and a full bathroom complete the main level. Upstairs, the remodeled second floor offers six additional bedrooms and a half bath, providing ample sleeping space for family, guests, or workers. A small basement with both interior and exterior access adds storage and utility space.
The farm is well-equipped with outbuildings to support a working agricultural operation. A newly built 40′ x 50′ workshop includes a half bath and a covered front porch, making it a convenient hub for tools, equipment, and projects. Two large barns offer extensive storage and livestock capacity—one capable of holding roughly 5,000 square bales, and the other outfitted with 10 stables and a dedicated cattle working area. Additional sheds and storage buildings are spread throughout the property for equipment, feed, and supplies.
Fencing on the property includes both high tensile and woven wire, allowing for organized handling of cattle, horses, sheep, and even chickens. The setup is designed for active farming and can easily be adapted to suit a variety of agricultural goals.
For anyone seeking a large acreage farm in Wayne County—whether for homesteading, livestock, or simply enjoying wide-open space—this Monticello property offers a rare combination of size, infrastructure, and natural resources. It’s a ready-made farm with room to grow and endless potential.
If you’re interested in learning more about this unique property, please contact the listing agent through the Zillow link provided below the photos.
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