Booneville, KY Homes for Sale with Garage

162 acres of Kentucky mountain farmland (according to the Owsley County PVA) offers an exceptional opportunity for anyone looking to live closer to the land. Approximately 112 acres are mature woodland and, according to the owners (now in their 70s), the farm has never been timbered during their ownership, leaving an abundance of marketable timber and excellent wildlife habitat. An additional 50

James Woolery Joyce Marcum Realty

If you've been searching for a home with space to garden, relax and enjoy the outdoors, 1261 Long creek rd delivers. This property sits along a quiet rural road and includes a large gardening area ready for planting. perfect for first time buyers, rental investment, or anyone wanting a home with usable land and country privacy. Schedule your showing and see the potential this property has to

Tammy Stidham Re/Max Legacy Group-Hazard

Escape to the beauty of Eastern Kentucky with this approximately 99.59-acre farm offering room to live, work, hunt, and explore. Located in scenic Owsley County, this property features a charming 1950's farmhouse with 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a main-level primary bedroom, spacious living areas, and a separate dining room. Outside you'll find a 24' x 36' detached garage/workshop with poured

Mary Mulholland United Country Real Estate/Country Living Specialists, Inc.

New Construction Barndominium on 85 Acres - Luxury Meets Potential! This stunning 2,800 sq ft barndominium in Owsley County offers 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a bonus room—perfect as a study or playroom. Features include soaring 16-ft ceilings, a striking rock fireplace, tile floors, engineered hardwood upstairs, and a first-floor primary suite. The custom kitchen boasts a walk-in pantry and

James Woolery Joyce Marcum Realty

Timeless Kentucky Country Living Along Buck Creek Escape to the quiet beauty of Eastern Kentucky at 691 Buck Creek Road in Booneville. Set amid the rolling hills and peaceful countryside of Owsley County, this inviting property offers the space, privacy, and slower pace so many dream of finding. Buck Creek is surrounded by a landscape shaped by generations of Appalachian history, where farming

Amy Brown NextHome Adventure