1412 Chop Chestnut Road , Stanton, KY 40380(Powell County)

This 25-acre property, nestled in the Daniel Boone National Forest along the banks of Henry Daniels Hollow, offers a serene woodland Off-Grid type retreat with mature hardwoods that have remained unharvested since the 1970s. Located just minutes from the Red River Gorge and Natural Bridge State Resort Park, this contemporary New England Saltbox home embodies the essence of off-grid living. The house spans 768 square feet under the roof, complemented by a spacious 580-square-foot exterior deck and an 8x4 foot balcony off the main bedroom.Once inside, the home features a 16x12 living room, an 8x6.5 dining area, a 5x8 kitchen, a 4x5 entryway, a 16x12 main bedroom, an 8x8 small bedroom, and a 4x8 bathroom. The interior is thoughtfully equipped with a high-end washer and dryer less than three years old, new carpeting in the bedrooms, and new exterior and interior light fixtures. New Roman Shade window treatments enhance the living spaces, which are fully furnished, as shown. The primary heating source is electric baseboard, supplemented by a secondary propane furnace if needed. A brand-new 40-gallon water heater ensures a reliable hot water supply. The kitchen boasts a large double-bowl stainless steel sink with a gooseneck faucet, a large propane range and oven, a refrigerator, a microwave, and a chest freezer. Butcher block countertops add a touch of elegance, while the kitchen is fully equipped with high-end cookware. The bathroom features a walk-in shower with white subway tile and an electric in-wall forced air heater. Additional amenities include a large window A/C unit upstairs, ceiling fans, and a surround sound stereo system in the living room. The home is managed by a 200 amp electric service panel box. The property also includes practical outdoor tools, such as a newer Echo weed trimmer and leaf blower. There is 384 square feet of insulated storage under the house with interior and exterior access. For off-grid living, the property provides 1125 gallons of water storage in a fully insulated area and comes with a 1500-foot water line if you ever choose to be hooked into county water. A county water meter box is installed at Chop Chestnut Road for use if you choose. Waste is managed by a 1000-gallon cement septic tank with 180 feet of leaching chambers underground. Additionally, a 12x20 foot Kentucky Steel detached garage was installed in 2020. This property represents a woodland treasure, blending the tranquility of off-grid living with modern comforts and conveniences. It could also be utilized as an ABnB for supplemental income. If this beautiful property and mountain getaway home sounds like what you have been looking for, call me, and let's take a closer look.