Located at 248 Sulphur Lick Road in Franklin County, Kentucky, this approximately 10-acre property combines a spacious residence, multiple outbuildings, small farm amenities and recreational acreage within convenient driving distance of downtown Frankfort and I-64. The centerpiece of the property is a 2,640-square-foot, one-and-a-half-story home featuring four bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and a sunroom. This peaceful home setting is surrounded by trees, wildlife, friendly wildflower landscaping, an intermittent bubbling Sulphur Lick Creek and the sound of rustling leaves from valley breezes. Supporting the residence are two detached garages with dual doors, a 100-foot-long high-tunnel greenhouse (stocked with fruit-bearing peach and sweet cherry trees, strawberries, grape vines, and blackberries), two chicken coops with fenced pens, and a fenced animal paddock. The property is being offered as approximately 10 acres with approximately 1,160 feet of frontage along Sulphur Lick Road. Final acreage, boundary lines, and road frontage are approximate and may be adjusted based upon final surveyed boundaries. The property includes flatland and timber areas suitable for a variety of agricultural and recreation uses. Elkhorn Creek is located approximately 0.3 miles from the property, providing nearby access to outdoor recreation such as fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. Deer frequent the homestead, and turkey roost in trees behind the house. Downtown Frankfort is only a short drive away, while access to I-64 provides connections toward Lexington and Louisville. An added extra to the residence includes a paid-in-full 38-panel solar energy system installed in December 2023 at a reported cost of $38,237. The current owners report that their electric bills from April through November have averaged approximately $16 to $18 per month. Actual production and costs will vary based on usage, weather, utility rates, and policies. Buyers should independently verify system specifications, warranties, and utility credit terms. Final acreage and boundary lines will be established by survey. All acreage and road frontage measurements stated herein are approximate and subject to the final survey.