Aerial view of log home with green metal roof on hilltop surrounded by trees in Grassy Creek, Kentucky

Under Contract

904 Phils Branch, Grassy Creek, KY

Morgan County | MLS# 26025580

$249,900

2 Bedrooms

2.5 Baths

1,900 Sq Ft

3 Acres

Log Construction

2009 Year Built

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About This Property

Log Home, Guest House & Mountain Views

A full log home sitting high on the hill with mountain views across Morgan County. Built in 2009, this 1,900-square-foot home offers an open floor plan with high ceilings, a stone fireplace, and hardwood floors throughout. The main level includes a kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, a primary suite with soaking tub, a dedicated office, and a sunroom. Upstairs you will find a loft area and a second bedroom.

The property includes a separate guest house with its own bedroom and kitchen, making it ideal for extended family, overnight guests, or rental income. A two-car detached garage with double doors provides covered parking and workspace. Three hilltop acres give you privacy and room to breathe without the maintenance of a large farm.

A Generac whole-home generator on propane keeps everything running when the power goes out, and a whole-home dehumidifier protects the structure and keeps indoor air comfortable year-round. Heat pump with central air handles the seasons. The covered front porch and outdoor grilling area make the most of the setting. This is a home built for people who want quality construction, real privacy, and a place that works whether you are full-time or looking for a Kentucky retreat.

Property Highlights

What Makes This Special

Stone fireplace with log walls and hardwood floors

Full Log Construction

Authentic log home with high ceilings, stone fireplace, and hardwood floors throughout. Open floor plan with a loft above and warm wood finishes in every room.

Separate Guest House

Detached guest house with its own bedroom and kitchen. Perfect for family, visitors, or rental income. A second dwelling that adds real flexibility and value.

Aerial view showing hilltop setting with mountain views

3 Hilltop Acres

Mountain views from a private hilltop setting. Enough land for privacy without the upkeep of a large farm. Surrounded by trees with a quiet, rural feel.

Primary bedroom with log walls, ceiling fan, and en-suite bath

Primary Suite & Sunroom

Main-level primary suite with soaking tub. Dedicated office and sunroom bring in natural light and give you space to work or unwind without going upstairs.

Front of log home with covered porch and green metal roof

Backup Power & Climate

Generac whole-home generator on propane keeps you running during outages. Whole-home dehumidifier protects the log structure and keeps air comfortable year-round.

2-Car Detached Garage

Detached garage with double doors provides covered parking, workshop space, or storage. Easy access from the driveway with room to spare.

The Neighborhood

Life Around Morgan County

Morgan County is tucked into the foothills of Eastern Kentucky where the Daniel Boone National Forest meets rolling farmland. Grassy Creek sits between West Liberty and Ezel, offering a quiet, rural setting with access to outdoor recreation, small-town amenities, and some of the most affordable land in the state.

Location

Where Is Grassy Creek, KY?

Grassy Creek is in Morgan County, about 8 miles from West Liberty (the county seat) and roughly 75 miles east of Lexington via the Mountain Parkway. Ezel is just a few miles south.

Outdoors

Daniel Boone National Forest

Red River Gorge (30 min east)
Cave Run Lake fishing and boating
Zilpo Road Scenic Byway
Sheltowee Trace National Trail
Paintsville Lake State Park

Community

West Liberty & Morgan County

Morgan County Sorghum Festival
West Liberty farmers market
Morgan County Library
Local shops and restaurants
Close-knit, small-town living

Market

Morgan County Real Estate

$195K County median home price. Homes on acreage with quality finishes average around $310,000. Low inventory with only 20 active listings county-wide.

Lifestyle

Who Lives Here

Morgan County attracts remote workers, retirees, outdoor enthusiasts, and multi-generational families who want quality construction, privacy, and land at a price point that Central Kentucky can no longer offer.

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