825 S Stallard Dr, Shelbyville, KY 40065

Property Description

Six acres, a newer home, a wooded backdrop, and a basement that's already halfway to becoming whatever you need it to be. That's 825 S Stallard Drive. Tucked into Stallard Springs, this 2023-built ranch sits on 6.06 acres with roughly 2.5 acres of woods behind it, giving you plenty of room to spread out without giving up the convenience of being close to town. Built with 2x6 walls, the home offers approximately 2,600 square feet on the main level, with 10-foot ceilings, LVP flooring, Craftsman-style trim, and a floorplan that makes a lot of sense. The kitchen is the centerpiece, with a massive 12-foot quartz island, black stainless appliances, and a butler's pantry complete with a wine cooler. The living room brings a little more traditional character with a wood-burning fireplace, granite mantel and hearth, all set beneath recessed lighting. The primary suite is tucked away from the other bedrooms and features a vaulted ceiling, soaking tub, tile shower, and walk-in closet. And that closet connects directly to the laundry room through a pocket door, where you'll also find a utility sink. Two additional bedrooms, a 12x11 office, mudroom, and an 18x22 covered porch round out the main level. Then there's the basement. The entire 2,600-square-foot walkout level has 9-foot ceilings and is already mostly framed, with much of the electrical run and plumbing roughed in for a fourth bathroom. There's room for multiple bedroom configurations, including a potential suite, and double French doors open from the future family room to the backyard. A dedicated mower garage and additional storage add even more flexibility. Outside, the curved driveway leads to the house, while the covered porch and deck give you plenty of options for enjoying the acreage. Ring exterior floodlights stay with the home, too. The home is all electric with a heat pump, forced air and central air. Public water and septic. Stallard Springs HOA dues are $500 annually. If you've been looking for newer construction with acreage, a wooded backdrop, and enough unfinished space to put your own stamp on it, this one gives you plenty to work with.