I wanna know the price. I'm leaning hard to AR, but options are always available.

@@HalfAssHomestead - Details on this Property here: bluegrassteam.com/amish-house-easy-to-convert-465/

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And then you have to put in plumbing, pipes that deliver water to faucets/sinks/toilets. Toilet don't flush if it doesn't have water running to it and away from it. Hard work. Use it as is as a vacation property, or a profitable horse ranch? Sleep somewhere else for a primary residence.

@@BrisLS1 there already is city/county water. I would still be remodeling and adding bathrooms

Solar and wind ... thats funny

I LOVE that idea. YES!

Alot of states are that way actually.

Better hope the housing bubble bursts. Just four years ago, this place would have been listed in the low $200,000 range and probably would have sold for $180-190,000. Insane how much folks are asking (and getting) right now.

@@TheCharleseye Hope is Everything !

@advlandvideo - well thank you! Yes, those ATV vids were fun, but they are a lot more work. the trailer, special truck to pull it, a driver, on and on. They were a blast though.

The sink, shower, and toilets are in different areas. It makes it easier for everyone to do a different part of the routine at the same time.

I grew up in 1 br home 2 actual br converted sunporch and added another on main floor off dr and lr for our family started w 3 kids ended w 8 so its doable Uncle put a bath w shower in basement typically only used when we wld swim, or day time and yes my dad was a smart man... pool was bonus after chores Soooo... We with all our conviences are spoiled

@aprilgrannan2766 - THANK YOU for saying that! Its really a whole other art - and it takes some time to find a piece of music that fits the vibe - and keeps people awake. I did one a long time ago and a friend of mine commented, 'where'd you get the funeral music'. I was like opps, I need to be a bit more upbeat. Then Landon, our 20 yr old took over the editing - in exchange for College apartment fee. I love the new more upbeat music he finds. Thank you again - the videos are a ton of work, glad you all like them - and I will share this with Landon too. ❤

@martinflint5344 - Jeromey is really the best, sweetest, lowest-key guy ever. Landon, found it funny and went for it! I think its hilarious too. 😀

I've seen countless Amish homes listed in the last few years. Maybe they're trying to stay ahead of the influx of people into the area.

@SummerSausage1 - it is almost all of the time, the church moves. Or some peel off -- they always move as a group of Brothers and Sisters from the Church.

nope, bedrooms - which actually makes sense.... sort of. hahahaha.

@ronalves9118 - we only have time to help people who come to us for help - in a professional and polite way. Sorry to say it like that, but that's the truth. As far as the price goes - do you feel like it would help if I put it within the first 10 seconds of the video? And maybe I should have a featured page for this property? bluegrassteam.com/amish-house-easy-to-convert-465/

Says low 300s

Amish -- you can add more, not a worry. And Jeromey is a builder --- easy stuff for his crew.

@@BradSimmonsyeah I asked right before y’all mentioned The Amish

Brad, I've noticed over time that a lot of the properties in "rural" areas are supplied with municipal water. Seems like a very large network of piping for municipalities to pump water to all those outlying areas. My question is, WHY ? Is there a problem with the aquifer, be it sulfur, iron or whatever ? Why aren't there more wells ?

@@larryparish5984 - there is! yes --- lots of clay and limestone, so if you could get water, it is likely to be sulfer. So our muni water comes from our reservoirs - whcih we use for recreational lakes. It works.

@petekraemer6613 - Here is a lengthy (sorry) reply I give to folks who ask about storms, weather, etc. Hope you benefit from it: Couple things - 1st - we are nowhere near tornado alley - you can look that up. We do get some wind, but take a look at all those rickety tobacco barns on the tops of hills - they have been there 100 yrs - and still standing... Diagram here from Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tornado_Alley#/media/File:Tornado_Alley_Diagram.svg Secondly, July and August are our hottest months - in the 80s. But everything is air conditioned, so it is 60s in the morning and night - and 80s in the peak of the day. 3rd - we came from NJ 30 yrs ago - here we enjoy two things that I like: it stays lighter, later - 9:30, its still light out - because we are so close to the next time zone - we like that. 4th - we also enjoy about 3 extra weeks of spring - and 3 extra weeks of fall. Which equates to 6 weeks less winter for me - I'm happy. 5th - we also enjoy average of 3.55" of rain per month - which keeps the grass green and the lakes and reservoirs full. And wow, did I ever find something for you! the most comprehensive weather site I've ever been to - this weather info is for our Bluegrass Team office: weatherspark.com/y/15759/Average-Weather-in-Danville-Kentucky-United-States-Year-Round Lastly - a good, honest answer about snow…. Now some years, we get nothing. 2 times in the last 30 yrs I’ve been here, we’ve gotten 12” - but the average honest answer is: we get 2”-3”, 2-3 times per year and its gone in 2-3 days. if this all interests you - Get on our Exclusive Buyer's VIP list here, to know of new properties - BEFORE they hit the market - BluegrassTeam.com/homefinder - or of course just call or text 859-379-5263

yes, it was within 10 seconds.

@hudsonvalleyhealth9758 - would it help if I put it in the first 10 seconds of the video?

yes sir Thank you!!!@@BradSimmons

@wetspotswimwear1199 - the sellers have solar because of religious reasons.

and Cindy and I have solar because we had ours designed by an Electrical Engineer - and it works flawlessly.

@wetspotswimwear1199 - we will be doing a solar video soon. It will explain solar to everyone. It works flawlessly --- if it is sized and installed correctly, which is not difficult. If you have had a bad experience with solar, it was simply designed or installed incorrectly. Your blanket statement is clearly in the dark. (get it solar, dark haha).

@helenbrown6429 - bless your heart - Jeromey is the agent - we have several agents who work on our team. I help them market the properties for the sellers - who either want to - or need to sell. So see there's a seller - this Amish family. They contacted Jeromey, because they trust him to sell their property. Jeromey calls me because he trusts me to make a good and fun video so people will watch it. Then all these people call him and he brings everyone together to make all their dreams come true. Then a Karen - who is clearly confused about how anything works, pees in everyone's cheerios. Bless your heart ma'am.

Well, we an’it people who approve of it, nor do we want it in our states. Plenty of other places that accept that type of stuff.

@MarieLamour-cv1jc - oh they won't like to move here. too real here. hahaha

@@BradSimmonsbeen 2 months since your relpy here to marie and I dont know if you'll ever even see my reply to you that i'm typing out. But hopefully nutty libs dont move to ky in droves.... thuh just look at new york city and surronding areas... just look at chicago... look at a lot of areas in california,, some places in orgeon that are dark blue, look at some areas of seattle and surrounding areas they got messes going and too including high taxes , high crime etccc. couple years ago i watched your vids often then basically lost touch with your vids.... you tube quit putting them in my feed + now that i been reminded bout you guys i saw you've had some time periods of gaps when no new vids were put. i still haven't moved outta state, but couple years ago even before i saw your vids ky was a top possibility for me. then after i started watching your vids thuh well i almost was bout to call you guys then and see what kinda deal we could work out..... as of yet though, timing and other things just are nt happen for me to make that kind of move... KY is still a top pick for when i do move..... in the near 3 years though, since i first began considering ky i've seen on news weather or, otherwise that some areas of ky have pretty much near every year heavy storms, flooding and even sometimes to the point at least almost like hurricanes or tornado's... if i were to acually go thru with it i'd want to move to an area of ky that never or very rarely has strong heavy storms with flooding. i'd guess that areas in or near moutain regions in ky rarely havehevy storms that include flooding or even tornado type winds. so, maybe if you reply to this it could be a possible start if you'd tell me best areas of ky that do not have heavy storms which often include flooding. will see in maybe only bout 1 year, but more likely 2, 3, maybe even near 4 years i plan to move out of state. And again, ky is one of my top possibilities of where i'll be moving to. have a good one.

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