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Scenic Cumberland County, KY - Amandaville



2020-03-16 - Amandaville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Whenever passing, I always paused to admire this two-story victorian home and wondered what it might be like to live in the tiny community of Amandaville in the scenic valley between Columbia and Burkesville on Hwy 704. On this Sunday drive the sign out front said it was for sale. I rushed and scrolled to the realtor's business card ad on ColumbiaMagazine.com to see if the seller really was our Burton Real Estate - it is - and click their pictures to view the inside rooms. The house is enchanting and comes with 685 acres of land. The purple fields behind the house can be better view in the previous photo. If you want to see inside the house, scroll on the right side of CM sponsor's business card ads and click on the red and white Burton Realty link to their website.


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