Rural Homes with Industrial Subtype

Rural Homes with Industrial Subtype

Welcome to the charming rural subdivision nestled in the heart of Kentucky, where the beauty of nature meets the allure of modern living. This serene community offers a unique blend of tranquility and convenience, making it the perfect place for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle without sacrificing accessibility.

The homes in this subdivision are designed with an industrial subtype, showcasing a distinctive architectural style that combines raw materials with contemporary aesthetics. Exposed beams, large windows, and open floor plans create a spacious and inviting atmosphere, perfect for both relaxation and entertainment. Each residence is thoughtfully crafted to maximize functionality while maintaining a warm, welcoming ambiance.

Living in this rural haven means you can enjoy the best of both worlds. Picture yourself sipping coffee on your porch, surrounded by lush greenery and the soothing sounds of nature, yet just a short drive from local amenities, shops, and dining options. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby parks, hiking trails, and recreational opportunities that abound in this picturesque setting.

In this subdivision, community is at the heart of it all. Neighbors become friends, and there’s a strong sense of belonging that makes this area truly special. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, a growing family, or looking to downsize, these industrial-style homes offer an exceptional living experience.

Discover the charm of rural Kentucky living in this unique subdivision, where your dream home awaits amidst the scenic beauty and vibrant community spirit. Come and experience the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern design—your ideal lifestyle is just a visit away!

Newest Rural Homes with Industrial Subtype

$1,500,000
26024524 MLS
THOMPSON FARM | 40.40± ACRES | TOYOTA / OXFORD CROSSING INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR A rare strategic land opportunity at 830 Old Delaplain Road in Georgetown, KY. Thompson Farm consists of 40.40± acres across four parcels positioned approximately 1.5 miles from I-75 and minutes from Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky, within one of Central Kentucky's most active manufacturing and industrial corridors. The property includes cleared acreage, pasture, wooded areas and gently rolling terrain. The location is what makes this offering particularly significant. Directly in front of Thompson Farm is the major industrial development now marketed as Oxford Crossing Commerce Park, formerly identified in City of Georgetown records as Legacy Run Commerce Park. Oxford Crossing encompasses approximately 161± acres at 892 Old Delaplain Road, between Thompson Farm and the Cherry Blossom Way/Toyota corridor. The properties are separately owned. Oxford Crossing is currently marketed with an approved preliminary development plan, I-1 zoning, federal USACE 404 permit, funded off-site road improvements and infrastructure planned for large industrial users. Current plans provide capacity for up to approximately 2,239,548 SF at full buildout, including approximately 1.49 million SF in Phase I. The scale of public investment in this immediate corridor is equally noteworthy. Kentucky's 2026 legislation appropriated $3,000,000 to the City of Georgetown for improvements to public roadways surrounding the Legacy Run Commerce Park site. City records also document approximately 1.5 miles of roadway improvements/new construction contemplated in connection with the development. Thompson Farm sits immediately behind this emerging industrial development, making its position worthy of serious evaluation by industrial developers, manufacturers, logistics users, investors and strategic land buyers. Access to Thompson Farm is through the Old Delaplain/Cranetown Road corridor. Prospective purchasers should carefully evaluate the property's relationship to surrounding parcels, existing and proposed transportation improvements, access, recorded easements, utilities and future development plans as part of due diligence. Thompson Farm is currently agriculturally zoned and is not being represented as entitled industrial property. Prior marketing identifies approximately 13 acres within the Georgetown-Scott County Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use area supporting potential industrial rezoning, with I-1 properties to the south and west. Future Land Use is not zoning and does not guarantee rezoning. Four parcels comprise the 40.40± acre assemblage: 185-40-001.000, 185-40-001.001, 185-40-004.000 and 185-40-006.000. According to the Thompson family, this land has been connected to their family for generations, dating to the 1800s. Today, that historic Cranetown farmland occupies a remarkably different position: behind a 161± acre entitled industrial commerce park, near Toyota, approximately 1.5 miles from I-75, and within a corridor receiving millions of dollars in public infrastructure investment. 40.40± acres. Four parcels. Generations of history. A strategic position at the intersection of Georgetown's past and its industrial future. Property currently agriculturally zoned. Buyer to independently verify acreage, boundaries, title, access/easements, zoning, Future Land Use, annexation, utilities, infrastructure plans and development feasibility.

830 Old Delaplain Rd, Georgetown

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