100 Henry Drive Berea, KY 40403

Ask about financing options that may help reduce upfront costs and/or initial monthly payments. Certain qualified buyers may be eligible for zero-down financing (This home is in an eligible area for the USDA downpayment assistance program) or temporary interest-rate buydown programs. Eligibility, availability and terms vary based on buyer qualifications, property eligibility and loan program. Check out this stunning, move-in-ready, all-brick ranch offering nearly 1,800 square feet of one-level living! Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths and an incredibly functional layout, this home has so much to offer. Beautiful hardwood flooring flows throughout the main living areas, including the welcoming living room, spacious kitchen and oversized family room with a cozy gas fireplace. The kitchen offers abundant oak cabinetry, generous workspace and newer appliances, including a KitchenAid range with oven and air-fryer features. Two bedrooms feature brand-new carpet, and the seller may consider a carpet allowance for the primary bedroom with an acceptable offer. Additional highlights include an updated hall bath with a walk-in curbless shower, an impressive primary walk-in closet and a flexible bonus room that would make a great home office, craft room or additional storage space. Outside, enjoy a large side deck with a ramped entry that wraps around to the back, providing plenty of room for relaxing or entertaining. The seller is open to removing the ramp if desired. The backyard also features an oversized, 321-square-foot storage building/workshop with exceptional space for tools, hobbies and outdoor equipment. A B-Dry crawl-space system provides another valuable improvement. Situated on a generous corner lot, the property backs to farmland owned by Berea College, creating a peaceful backdrop for evenings on the deck. Conveniently located near I-75, Berea College, Historic Boone Tavern, Old Town Artisan Village, the Kentucky Artisan Center, shopping, dining and everything that makes Berea the Folk Arts and Crafts Capital of Kentucky. Buyers should independently verify financing eligibility, intended uses, zoning requirements and all other material information.