Restored 1919 Farmhouse on 100 Private Acres

Step back in time while enjoying modern comfort at this beautifully restored farmhouse, set on a 100-acre family farm that has been owned and cared for by the same family since 1919.
The farm was purchased by my great-grandfather in 1917. Soon after, he built a classic tobacco barn from a Sears & Roebuck catalog kit, followed two years later by the farmhouse that now welcomes guests. Over the past three years, the home has undergone a complete, thoughtful restoration—taken down to the studs and rebuilt to preserve its original character while incorporating modern farmhouse style and comfort.
Behind the house sits the restored historic tobacco barn, creating an authentic farmstead setting and a sense of timeless rural charm. The surrounding land has been planted in native prairie grasses and wildflowers, offering sweeping views and a peaceful, natural landscape.
Wildlife is abundant throughout the property, with frequent sightings of deer, wild turkey, and a wide variety of birds. Several ponds dot the acreage, adding to the serenity and providing ideal spots to relax, explore, or simply enjoy the quiet.
This is a private retreat designed for guests looking to unplug, reconnect with nature, and experience farmhouse living—without sacrificing convenience. The property is in the path of the Bourbon Trail, 30 minutes from Louisville, easy drive to Churchill Downs, one hour from Lexington, and one hour from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky.
Come experience authentic farmhouse living in an original family homestead—restored with care, history, and a touch of modern style.

This farm stay offers its guests laundry facilities. The front desk is open around the clock.

This Simpsonville farm stay is smoke free.