Description
History abounds at the beautiful Payne Bradford House in picturesque Augusta, KY! Formerly a Bed and Breakfast, the home is currently serving as a residence to the owner who brought it back to life and enjoyed the many occupants who visited this magical property on the river. As you walk through this immaculate home, you will find yourself in a different time walking the same floors as General John Payne in the late 1700's. Bask in the light that shines through the breathtaking stained glass windows that adorn the home. This property's downstairs master suite has served as the owners bedroom, with 4 bedrooms upstairs that could be used for Bed and Breakfast tenants and a 5th upstairs room that is currently used as a recreation room. The Payne Bradford House was described in ''Treasures of Kentucky and Tennessee'' as ''Once a meeting place for fugitive slaves traveling the Underground Railroad, the Payne Bradford House today stands as a relic of American history. Retaining its original grandeur and Southern charm, it is a perfect place for a quiet weekend getaway.'' Bring this local treasure out of retirement. Call today for an appointment to see this gorgeous piece of history!
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0BEDS
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1.49ACRES
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0BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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5,000SQFT
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$240$/SQFT
School Ratings & Info
Description
History abounds at the beautiful Payne Bradford House in picturesque Augusta, KY! Formerly a Bed and Breakfast, the home is currently serving as a residence to the owner who brought it back to life and enjoyed the many occupants who visited this magical property on the river. As you walk through this immaculate home, you will find yourself in a different time walking the same floors as General John Payne in the late 1700's. Bask in the light that shines through the breathtaking stained glass windows that adorn the home. This property's downstairs master suite has served as the owners bedroom, with 4 bedrooms upstairs that could be used for Bed and Breakfast tenants and a 5th upstairs room that is currently used as a recreation room. The Payne Bradford House was described in ''Treasures of Kentucky and Tennessee'' as ''Once a meeting place for fugitive slaves traveling the Underground Railroad, the Payne Bradford House today stands as a relic of American history. Retaining its original grandeur and Southern charm, it is a perfect place for a quiet weekend getaway.'' Bring this local treasure out of retirement. Call today for an appointment to see this gorgeous piece of history!
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