c. 1774 Log Home in Danville, Kentucky

From The Archives	Listing No. 7330 c. 1774 Log Home Danville, KY
	Irvin Station Farm Those original logs (dated 1774) were diligently marked and masterfully restacked in 1992 to form the centerpiece of this beautifully executed home. Master craftsman Benjamin Sochacki creates a work of art at Irvin station by utilizing the original Irvin Station cabin and reclaiming the Old Schoolhouse at Bradsfordsville... A powerful combination of history and modern comfort come together harmoniously here at Irvin Station Farm. Detail and hand craftsmanship are present at every level from the custom cabinetry in the kitchen to the handmade redwood doors. Featured in Log Homes Illustrated and Country Homes magazines, this storied homestead, as noted on John Filsons first map of Kentucky. Irvin Station Farm is fronted by the Salt river and encompasses 23 beautiful acres of fine Kentucky land.
	Bedrooms: 2 Full Bath(s): 2 Half Bath(s): 1 Stories: 2 Acres: 23.000	Features. 1st Floor Bath 1st Floor Bedroom 1st Floor Laundry Room Attic Basement Crawl Space Dining room Dry Basement Gourmet Kitchen Kitchen Laundry Room Living room Master bedroom downstairs Barn Circular driveway Rear Deck Storage Building Workshop Built-in Cabinets Ceiling Fans Fireplaces Walk-In Closet(s) Wood floors Tin Roof Central air City water supply Dishwasher Refrigerator Septic Tank Water Heater - Gas
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Irvin Station Farm

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