Invest in Your Future: Building a Lifestyle Property - Land for Sale | Danville Kentucky
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When it comes to investments, there is no asset more enduring than land. As the world evolves and cities ooze out, the allure of a legacy property becomes not only a symbol of prestige but a testament of your foresight.
When you invest in top-tier amenities - such as amazing location, close to town, yet completely private with private access to natural reserves - such as food plots to attract wildlife, owning 2,000 +/- feet of live water, amazing views - exceptional amenities enhance the value of your life - and your property.
Come along with me today and we’ll take a look at this property - 34 acres, creek, barn, magnificent location.
Historian Edmund S. Morgan noted: "Ownership of property gave not only economic independence but also political independence to the average American".
The Library of Congress observed: "Between 1747 and 1799 George Washington surveyed over two hundred tracts of land and held title to more than 65,000 acres in 37 different locations." Land was the future.
"Land is the most permanent estate and the most likely to increase in value," wrote a youthful George Washington.
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In this video, we're going to talk about investing in real estate. Specifically, we'll be discussing how to build a lifestyle property - land for sale in Kentucky.
This is a great way to invest in your future and have a stable source of income. Not only will you be able to enjoy the property year-round, but you'll also be able to generate a healthy return on your investment. So don't hesitate - invest in your future today by building a lifestyle property - land for sale in Kentucky!
Can our Team jump on a 15-minute pre-buyer consult, so we can find out where you're at? This isn't a sales call - it's literally about YOU - why you want to move to Kentucky? How much land do you need? Price point? How soon? This is the best way to get us to send you properties that match what YOU want. kylandsales @ gmail or call or text Jennifer at 859-379-5263 - you will love her - and she will connect you with the top suited Team Member for exactly what you are looking for.
Brad makes Kentucky seem so attractive a good man with a sincere heart.💯👍👍 A real passion for kentucky, makes everyone want to be his neighbor 👍👍
Thank you Brad for that relaxing morning drive through the countryside, here in " urbia " we get giddy when we make it through a traffic light or two, blood pressure goes down while enjoying the ride and commentary with you, keep up the good videos, God bless
Man, it's Summer but Kentucky is GREEN.....I have not seen Dead Lawns on your Videos...Now I am thinking about Moving there...and possibly make my Bourbon too lol.....
I would love to move there
Good to see you again sir. Have a great week and be safe and careful.😊👍🙏
And a own where there's not too many people and it's not overcrowded and no big-time construction going on. 😊👍
Beautiful property
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I hope someone buys it who wants to preserve the land. Nature ❤
How are you doing all three of those actions at one time? Driving, filming and drone? That takes a lot of talent 😁😂
I love it
Brad Simmons you can grid thanks fresh video
I just want to find a place that is quiet, the neighbors are nice and do not act like they are better than me because they have more money and law enforcement is nice and they do not have a god complex just because they have a badge and a firearm.😊👍
'Just here for the jokes.' Hi Brad, where are the jokes? Must be your allergies. Beautifull property Brad. Nice aerials.
God's country no doubt. Price for what you seem to be getting...its not for the average 'Joe'. It has potential as a business like a camp ground, or small development if the local economy can support such. If its there for a family looking for a largish piece of land, "its pricepoint (35 acres in the 500's) makes it seem like - "we dont need to sell, but if we get our price we will." God bless them. Get them their price Brad.
@OhSnap-kb9vr - IKR, there is a 2 acre parcel down the road for 89k - under contract... Everything is going up - again. 🙂
I want some property where my ancestors settled in Highbridge. Got any ideas?
Hey Brad my son planning fishingy you got fishing pond?😊😊😊😊😊
I'm stingy, I'd like my land 100%😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I hope whoever gets it continues to farm it. Seems like my Country is loosing farms.
Nothing new...the house you are sitting in right now used to likely be farming land. God isn't making more land. Where are houses going to be built? The only option is farms turn into houses.
@@SummerSausage1 It's really not the only option. It's not even the best or easiest option. There are plenty of zoning laws in many developed areas that are keeping them from building more/affordable housing. If those laws change (which really only requires a ballot measure and enough votes) there's really no reason to chop up what's left of the farms and forests, just for people to have a roof over their heads.
@@TheCharleseye You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. I'm sure you're saying this as a theoretical person, who has never developed land before, let alone in KC.
@@SummerSausage1 That was quite the response. I countered your claim with options for housing development that don't require destroying farms. You came back with...empty insults. Gosh, you sure showed me.
@@TheCharleseye You spoke words, but nothing of substance. Once again you lack an understanding of real estate development because you're an 'arm-chair expert', but here you go: firstly, while zoning laws are not the sole solution to housing issues, they are undeniably a critical component in addressing them. In rapidly growing areas like Kentucky, both zoning reform and responsible land development can work in tandem to meet the ever-increasing demand for housing. Secondly, zoning reform may not be the easiest option, but it can be one of the most effective ways to ensure sustainable, equitable, and planned growth. Developing available land is often more cost-effective and efficient than continually pushing the boundaries of urban areas. Additionally, it's essential to recognize that homes need to be built somewhere, and eventually, land must be developed to accommodate this need; otherwise, we may face a situation where people have no choice but to live in tents or inadequate housing. Thirdly, while zoning laws have indeed been a barrier to affordable housing in some places, they can also be updated to encourage affordable housing initiatives. Striking a balance between preservation and development is possible with thoughtful policy changes. The land in the video is ripe for that to happen, if you had an ounce of brain to see that. Moreover, responsible development need not involve the wholesale destruction of pristine natural areas; it can coexist with environmental conservation efforts, ensuring that land is used efficiently while preserving its ecological value.
Dumb question how are the winters in KY? And how far is the nearest hospital to this land?
@anotherbutt4chair56 - those are both good questions really. College and Regional Medical Center are 8-9 miles = 12-15 minutes.
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.
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if Northerners pay cash, are we exempt from county taxes/?
@MattBuysRealEstate - I think there's a northern tax ADDED on. hahaha. I too came from the cold north - about 35+ yrs ago. Never looked back.
Now if you buy here - and you SAVE money on taxes, insurance and auto - then I get 1/2 of the savings for the first 2 yrs. hahaha. you will save, we have great cost of living here. Can our Team jump on a 15-minute pre-buyer consult, so we can find out where you're at? This isn't a sales call - it's literally about YOU - why you want to move to Kentucky? How much land do you need? Price point? How soon? This is the best way to get us to send you properties that match what YOU want. kylandsales @ gmail or call or text Jennifer at 859-472-4045 - you will love her - and she will connect you with the top suited Team Member for exactly what you are looking for.
Can I just buy the 34 acres and put a tiny home at the back of it?
@martinflint5344 - you sure could. and it has municipal water on the road, and they will bring the power to you - or we have solar now, that is a great option as well.
@@BradSimmons thanks for the response. 😊👍. I am working on getting an off grid RV tiny home still all in planning stages. Will be in touch.👍
@@BradSimmons What are they asking for the 34 acres so I can see if it might be feasible for me to buy? Thanks.
@@maverickflint1991 offered in the mid to low 500s. Ken will know a bunch more about this property - call or text Ken 859-494-5521
What is the asking price on that 34 acres?
it is being offered for $545,000. Ken will know a bunch more about this property - call or text Ken 859-494-5521
How much is this property going for?
@artcoin9699 - it is being offered for $545,000. Ken will know a bunch more about this property - call or text Ken 859-494-5521
Beautiful land! A developer could easily put 20-30 homes on that land.
What a terrible thought.
How so? Where do you want people to live, in tents? Where do you think the house you're living in right now was built on? Lol. You liberals are all the same. @@TheCharleseye
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