353 Peggy Ann Spring Cv, Benton, KY 42025

2 acres, 2 car detached finished shop with bathroom, water, and floor drain with sloped floors. Water flows to the center of the shop no matter where it’s spilled. Power lines buried. Private. On the end of a dead end road. House is 3 bed and 2 bath. 1800 ft^2-ish Both stereo systems stay ($5k system in the house), and TV in the shop. Excellent condition John Deere 455 diesel stays. Walnut table stays. Pay the full 430k and you can have everything you see in the pictures. This house and shop are over built. There is much to say about this property. It has 2x12 floor joists (usually 2x10), a superb crawl space. Has a light switch under the house and in the attic. Crawl space has plastic down with river gravel on top to keep it down and protected. The exterior walls are 2x6 with blown in insulation. The siding on the house is lined with styrofoam for additional insulation. Inside it has engineered walnut hardwood flooring. Kitchen has granite countertop with soft close doors and drawers. Open floor plan with kitchen dinning room and living room all one room. Gas heating that is really great. Gas fireplace under the fireplace. 2 bedrooms on one side of the house with full bath in between them. Master suite is plenty big with walk in closet and a utility room between the master bedroom and the common living area. It has a stone floor walk in shower with hotel like water pressure. No water bill because you’re on a well and this property has very good tasting water, not hard at all, clothes stay white. 2’ well. As for the hot water, it’s on demand. I replaced the gas on demand water heater about 5 months ago. I didn’t know you’re supposed to clean it every year. The living room has speaker wire in the walls that come out for your left and right rear surround speakers. High quality Yamaha receiver and Klipsch speakers with two 12” subwoofers. Heavy gauge metal for the roof. I didn’t skimp. The metal is lifetime warranty (50 years) and I put the lifetime screws on it. 2 years old. That’s a major upgrade. These screw head has a metal umbrella that completely covers the rubber washer that protects it from everything are one piece of painted steel. They’re gonna last. This may be the strongest shop I’ve ever stepped in. 6x6 posts in a concrete floor. Lath around the outside for the metal to screw too. Double bubble insulation under the metal with heat reflecting on one side. Framed walls with 2x6 studs. I screwed the studs to the lath every time they intersected. I had the walls spray foamed full. That’s 7” of open cell spray foam. 2x6 with extra 2 inches because of the lath. On the ceiling I had 3” of closed cell spray foam. That added an immense amount of strength. Paint grade 1/2” plywood on the interior and shot it FULL of 2.5” finish nails, 15 gauge. Kept the walls looking clean without sacrificing strength. Over head shelves with supports on 16” centers that land on studs every time. It has a drain in the floor. There’s a hot water heater mounted and ready to be plumbed whenever I decide I want hot water. The shop has its own separate septic tank (which it really cool). So I put a half bath in the back corner. Big shop sink beside the toilet space. WaterDrop filtration system in the back with a separate faucet the only gives filtered water. The shop is 30x40 with two overhead doors with remotes. I put a wood stove out there and it will be staying with the shop. High speed WiFi internet in the shop which is great. Floating walnut desk beside the wood stove and against another wall I built more shelving. It has a lean-too running down the long side that is concrete and about 14’ wide. The house sits on a rectangular 2 acre track. The house appraised at 385,000 without the solar panels.