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15575 15625 Carlisle Rd
Piner, KY 41030
$ 123,500
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2 Bedrooms
1 Full Baths
1 Part Baths
mls #: 419882
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I-75 to Walton Exit*Left to 25*Right on 25*Left on 14 (Bracht Piner Rd)*R. On Carlisle to Sign/Gravel Drive leads up to the Home/Garages
Remarks
Peaceful Private 17+ Acres with Older (livable) Mobile Home, Detached 2 Car Garage with Concrete Floor & Electric*Additional Detached Pole Barn for Toy/Tool Storage * Wind up through the Woods to this Gorgeous Setting! Plenty of Cleared Level Area to Build a Your Dream Home*Room for Pasture/RV's * Peaceful Views Surround You! Just 10 Minutes to the Walton or Crittenden Exit!
Details
Community
Demographics
Map
None Peaceful Country Setting subdivision

Features

SchoolDistrict
Kenton County Public

Age
0

S/A Taxes

Lot Size
17.25 acres per the PVA*2 Parcels

Construction
Vinyl

Garage
Detached, Oversized

Garage Spaces
4

Levels
1 Story

Parking
Driveway

Kitchen
Vinyl Floor, Wood Cabinets, Eat-In

Outside
Wooded Lot

Misc
Pets Allowed

Heating
Electric, Forced Air

Cooling
None

Gas
None

Water
Cistern

Sewer
Septic

Appliances
Oven/Range, Dishwasher, Microwave

BasementType
None

Fireplace
None

View
Woods

1st Floor Bedroom
1st Floor Bathroom

Bathrooms

Bath 1
Full Level: 1
Bath 2
Part Level: 1

Room Dimensions

Introduction
Greater NKY Area Overview
Summary
Residents argue over who has the best view of the Cincinnati skyline, but all Northern Kentucky residents will tell you it’s them. The northernmost sections of the three river-hugging counties of Northern Kentucky are all hustle and bustle. The southern areas reflect their southern roots with slower paces and a more rural atmosphere. Numerous neighborhoods and villages abound in the highly urbanized areas closest to the river; many people have lived there for generations. The southern regions find both family farms and Kentucky’s legendary horse farms sprawling along the wide-open spaces.
Transportation
With four major interstate highways serving the area (I-71, I-75, I-275 and I471), and the AA Highway, the arteries feeding the Northern Kentucky region are key to the region’s growth. TANK provides bus services throughout the northern most counties and crossing the river into Cincinnati. Greyhound Bus Services many midwestern cities from its downtown location. Amtrak offers speedy train service north and east from its base at the Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal. The lifeline to international travel, the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport operates as a Delta hub, is not only a key economic influence in the area but the destination for many of the region’s travel.
Hospitals
Two large hospital systems, St. Elizabeth North and South, and St. Luke East and West, dominate the hospital services in the area. Several specialty hospitals offer additional medical care. Just across the river in Cincinnati, The University of Cincinnati Medical Complex along with Children’s Hospital Medical Center are ranked nationally for their quality of care.
Shopping
World-class shopping can be found just across the river in the heart of Cincinnati, but the Northern Kentucky region abounds with numerous high-class shopping destinations at regional malls surrounding the area. Specialty boutiques and destination shopping offer browsing opportunities, many with a unique neighborhood flavor. It’s easy to find all you need within minutes of home.
Recreation
A vibrant downtown riverfront mixes with the industry, economics, arts and culture as a focus for the southern side of the riverbank. Newport on the Levee continues to be a focal point for dining and entertainment. The area includes hundreds of opportunities for fun, including sports, arts and cultural activities, and enough outdoor activities to fill anyone’s schedule. Colleges and universities educate students from around the world. Midwesterners love festivals and Northern Kentucky does too celebrating with Maifest, Oktoberfest, Great Inland Seafood Festival and too many more to mention.

General

Zip
41030
State
KY

Population

Total Population
5,280
Male
2,679
Female
2,601
Married
2,573
Median Age
35
10 year change
12
20 year change
42

Education

High School Degree
1,637
College Degree
577
Associate Degree
163
Bachelor Degree
241
Graduate Degree
173

Household

Households
1,900
Households w/Children
761
Ave Household Size
2
Median Income
$53,692
Income Average
$64,876
Median Income 0-25
$37,105
Median Income 25-34
$50,333
Median Income 35-44
$55,259
Median Income 45-54
$62,537
Median Income 55-64
$59,063
Median Income 65-74
$46,579
Median Income 75+
$36,458

Environment

Annual Precipitation
43
Jan Temperature
19-38
July Temperature
63-86
Air Pollution Index
205

Miscellaneous

Airport (major)
CINCINNATI/NORTHERN KENTUCKY INTERNATIONAL
Sales Tax Rate
6.00%
Median Home Sale
$70,000
Listing Courtesy Of:
Realty Executives Select 859-344-0800
Cindy Cahill (859) 331-7400
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