This property, located at 4930 Temple Hill Road in Summer Shade, Kentucky, within Barren County, offers a combination of residential improvements, agricultural features, and recreational land spanning nearly 60 acres. The setting provides privacy and usable acreage while remaining within reasonable driving distance of nearby towns and services.

Situated approximately 800 feet off the road, the 2,853-square-foot brick home is positioned to provide separation from road traffic and surrounding properties. The residence features four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms, providing substantial living space. Interior features include custom cabinetry and built-ins, granite countertops, walk-in closets in bedrooms, and a primary suite with a walk-in tile shower and jetted tub. Dual HVAC systems and a tankless water heater support the home’s mechanical needs.

The main living areas include a formal dining room, a study or family room, a breakfast nook, a laundry room, and an attached two-car garage. The walkout basement includes a finished bathroom, a cold storage room, and a wood stove. The basement layout offers flexibility for storage, recreation, or future finishing, depending on the buyer's needs. An unfinished upper level offers additional square footage that could be converted into living space or used for storage, subject to the buyer's plans and applicable requirements.

A large, approximately 50 x 60 shop building with lean-to additions on both sides enhances the property's functionality. The shop features stained and sealed concrete floors, a wood stove, and 200-amp electric service, supporting equipment storage, workshop use, or agricultural operations.

The land features rolling terrain with a mix of open areas and gentle slopes. The acreage may be suitable for tillable use, hay production, pasture, or general agricultural purposes. The open layout provides flexibility for various livestock operations, crop production, and land management activities.

From a recreational standpoint, the property includes terrain features that create natural funnels and travel corridors. These features can be utilized for wildlife habitat management, including food plot placement, access planning, and stand locations. Wildlife presence varies naturally, but the layout and surrounding landscape support common recreational land uses found in Barren County.

The property is located in a rural portion of Barren County while remaining accessible to nearby communities. Glasgow is approximately 14 miles northwest and offers a range of amenities, including grocery stores, dining options, healthcare facilities, and retail services. Other surrounding towns provide additional local amenities and access to regional roadways.

This nearly 60-acre tract offers a substantial residence, usable acreage, outbuildings, and rolling terrain, making it suitable for agricultural use, recreational pursuits, or long-term rural living. Showings are available by appointment only.