Courtesy: Howard Hanna Real Estate Serv
Elizabeth Earick Dykes
513-675-8349
BRACKEN HOUSE c. 1805 - in honor of William Bracken, name-sake of Bracken County, known to have lived in the immediate vicinity after completing the earliest surveys of Kentucky. This is the first public offering of this historic home since 1913. It is composed of the original two-story log structure and several additions spanning the early 19th century, the mid-20th century, and the early 21st century. It was recently preserved as an historic structure with the assistance of a preservation company active in Cincinnati's OTR neighborhood. Improvements include: new foundation, new metal roof and siding, new septic and plumbing, new electric, new insulated windows throughout, new subflooring, new ceilings, a modern kitchen with appliances, a renovated summer kitchen for office and guest quarters, a refurbished original well, and land grading. The house interior features restored and reused original materials, exposed log walls, exposed beams, and original stone hearth. There are 3 bedrooms and one bath with the possibility for an additional bedroom and en suite master bath. A spacious dining room, sized for entertaining, features nine windows overlooking Bracken Creek and generous space for dining sets with large seating capacity. The ample living room centers on coziness and ease, and includes a cast-iron wood-burning stove. The home sits on scenic acreage with two streams, wooded hillsides, tobacco barn, maintained hiking trails, gardens, and several utility sheds. This is a rare opportunity for stewardship of American history in a private park-like setting. It is a paradise for those who appreciate nature's beauty and the heritage of place. With it's close proximity to Historic Augusta and Maysville Kentucky, the mighty Ohio River and the convenient AA Highway, this is a private oasis with all the perks of convenience. Feels like an opportunity to own your own private park.
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Real Estate Serv
Elizabeth Earick Dykes
513-675-8349
BRACKEN HOUSE c. 1805 - in honor of William Bracken, name-sake of Bracken County, known to have lived in the immediate vicinity after completing the earliest surveys of Kentucky. This is the first public offering of this historic home since 1913. It is composed of the original two-story log structure and several additions spanning the early 19th century, the mid-20th century, and the early 21st century. It was recently preserved as an historic structure with the assistance of a preservation company active in Cincinnati's OTR neighborhood. Improvements include: new foundation, new metal roof and siding, new septic and plumbing, new electric, new insulated windows throughout, new subflooring, new ceilings, a modern kitchen with appliances, a renovated summer kitchen for office and guest quarters, a refurbished original well, and land grading. The house interior features restored and reused original materials, exposed log walls, exposed beams, and original stone hearth. There are 3 bedrooms and one bath with the possibility for an additional bedroom and en suite master bath. A spacious dining room, sized for entertaining, features nine windows overlooking Bracken Creek and generous space for dining sets with large seating capacity. The ample living room centers on coziness and ease, and includes a cast-iron wood-burning stove. The home sits on scenic acreage with two streams, wooded hillsides, tobacco barn, maintained hiking trails, gardens, and several utility sheds. This is a rare opportunity for stewardship of American history in a private park-like setting. It is a paradise for those who appreciate nature's beauty and the heritage of place. With it's close proximity to Historic Augusta and Maysville Kentucky, the mighty Ohio River and the convenient AA Highway, this is a private oasis with all the perks of convenience. The Bracken County Riding trails back up to the acreage encouraging a wonderful equestrian opportunity.
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Real Estate Serv
Leah Frederick
513-289-9800
Check out this completely renovated 1860 home on Augusta's iconic Main Street! Thoughtfully expanded and beautifully updated from top to bottom, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence blends historical character with the most sought-after finishes. The main level offers the ultimate in convenience with a private primary suite featuring a generous walk-in closet and indulgent steam bath with pebble tile. Open concept living is the key in the new addition which features a brand-new gourmet kitchen with quartz countertops and large living room area. Step outside to a spacious yard anchored by a new pergola -- ideal for entertaining or simply enjoying the charm of small-town Kentucky living. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms provide space for living or working. A one-car garage adds everyday practicality, and with an above-flood-zone elevation, you'll enjoy peace of mind year-round in this golf-cart friendly town. All of this, steps from Augusta's beloved riverfront shops, dining, and community events. This is Augusta living at its finest!
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Real Estate Serv
Leah Frederick
513-289-9800
Historic farmhouse charm among the rolling hills of Northern Kentucky, right outside of Augusta, KY. Situated on 20+ acres of Bracken County farmland, this home has a large eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, and an updated full bath. Offering the kind of wide-open space and rural character that's increasingly hard to find, the property features a pond, a classic dairy barn, and a tobacco barn - the bones of a working farm ready for your vision. The primary bedroom and bath are conveniently located on the main floor for easy single-level living. Step through the back door to a large fenced backyard, perfect for kids, pets, or quiet evenings under the open sky. Explore the acreage and you'll catch sweeping glimpses of the Ohio River from multiple vantage points - a backdrop that never gets old. Acreage, character, and Ohio River views at this price point won't last - come see it for yourself!
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Real Estate Serv
Leah Frederick
513-289-9800
Arrive in style! A covered bridge welcomes you home to this 2012-built estate perched above a breathtaking panorama of the valley and winding creek below. Set on 8 private acres, every detail invites you to slow down and savor the surroundings. Inside, the two-story living room centers on a classic fireplace, perfect for cool Kentucky evenings, while cherry-stained cabinetry lends warmth and richness to the kitchen. A first-floor bedroom with en-suite bath offers flexibility for guests or single-level living. Three spacious bedrooms, an office, an additional two and a half baths, and a private patio in a fenced-in backyard are also features of this beautiful home. Whether you're entertaining for the holidays or watching morning mist rise over the valley, life here feels intentional. Discerning buyers who value privacy, natural beauty, and quality will find everything they've been searching for.
Courtesy: Hand in Hand Realty Central KY
502-370-4151
Attention Investors ~ this home is a great opportunity for rebuilding using your skills and creativity in turning this home back into what it once was. The home has fire damage in the kitchen and smoke damage throughout. other areas. The current owners decided this was too large of a project for them to take on. The main level has been mostly gutted but needs that talented person(s) to finish the job.
Courtesy: Huff Realty - CC
Teri Barnes
859-462-5345
Step back in time in this full 2 story masonry home characterized by it's Italianate design influences!! This home has been lovingly renovated to it's former elegance. Beautiful copper and glass chandeliers. Gleaming hardwood floors on the first floor with plush carpet upstairs. Original woodwork throughout the home with a magnificent staircase and a second when you enter the side door. 8 ornamental fireplaces, one in almost every room Brick interior walls with plaster overlay. Laundry on both levels. Gorgeous bathrooms on both levels. The upstairs bath has heated flooring. The kitchen is a cook's dream with a large pantry, cabinets galore, and island bar. Partial basement with cellar doors under the back of the home. Care has been taken to make this home livable without diminishing the significant historical value. Golf cart community Within walking distance to the river and boat dock. 2 car garage with additional workspace and storage. Most of the furniture is optional to purchase. Great curb appeal!! A definite gem in a great little river town!!! Come take a stroll in Augusta and tour this beautiful home!!!
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Augusta is located in Kentucky. Augusta, Kentucky has a population of 1,238. Augusta is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 14.88% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.93%.
The median household income in Augusta, Kentucky is $48,224. The median household income for the surrounding county is $63,277 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Augusta is 44.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 20.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 44 inches per year, with 12.9 inches of snow per year.
