138 Howell Dr, Brooksville, KY 41004 Listing Details: MLS 458902 Northern Kentucky Real Estate

NOTE: This property was sold on 1/9/2017 and is no longer available. The details listed below are believed accurate to the date of the sale and are subject to change.

Features
County:	Bracken County
Acres:	0.54 Acres
Age:	23
Architecture:	Other
Basement Type:	Crawl
Construction:	Vinyl
Cooling:	Central Air
Fireplace:	Insert
Garage:	None
Garage spaces:	0
Gas:	None
Heating:	Electric, Forced Air, Heat Pump
Levels:	1 Story
Lot description:	0.543 Acres
Parking:	Driveway
School district:	Bracken County Public
Sewer:	Septic
Water:	Public

Demographics

General
Zip code:	41004
State:	Kentucky
Population
Total:	4,052
Male:	2,043
Female:	2,009
Median age:	37
Income Per Capita:	$39,645
Population Change:	-0.49%
Pop Density Sq.Mi.:	35

Environment
Annual precipitation:	49.34
Temp Jan (avg):	31.4
Temp July (avg):	75.4
Air pollution index:	196
Education
Education index:	2
High school degree:	1,192
College degree:	428
Associates degree:	134
Bachelors degree:	169
Graduate degree:	125

Household
Households:	1,667
Households w/ children:	569
Size (average):	2.43
Net Worth (average):	$275,275
Income Median 0-25:	$25,833
Income Median 25-44:	$42,976
Income Median 45-64:	$45,238
Income Median 65+:	$34,219
Income Change:	+4%
Mortgage Debt Median:	$53,812
Home Equity Median:	$106,837

Miscellaneous
Work Travel (median):	11 min
Dwelling Median Age:	34
Dwellings Owned:	1,166
Dwellings Rented:	502
Dwellings Vacant:	177
Airport(major):	Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International

About Brooksville

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Brooksville contains one of the stops along the scenic Bracken County Barn Quilt Tour, celebrating the region’s quilting heritage and historic barns and architecture.

43 miles from Cincinnati, Brooksville sits at the center of Bracken County. As Bracken’s county seat, the village began as the settlement Woodward's Crossroads in the late 1700s. The county seat was moved from nearby Augusta in 1839, and the town was renamed Brookville after legislator David Brooks. A post office opened in 1842, later changing the village’s name to Brooksville. The town itself is less than a mile wide but its packed full of everything county residents need from banks, to hardware and insurance companies. Just over 600 people call this home ensuring that there’s plenty of room to call your own. This is primarily a farming community, and Brooksville is where social, political and entertainment needs are met. Housing ranges from farmhouses to turn of the century construction.

Brooksville sits at the intersection of St. Rt.19 and 10 in the center of rural Bracken County. Greater Cincinnati International Airport is a 45-minute drive, with Brown County Airport 12 miles away. Amtrak passes through the area with a stop nearby in Maysville.

The Brooksville Fire Department provides fire and EMS service. Residents have their choice of crossing the Ohio River to reach Brown County Hospital 24 miles away in Georgetown, Ohio or heading 19 miles downriver to Meadowview Regional Medical Center in Maysville, Kentucky.

Daily needs like groceries and gas can be found here, but a more involved shopping trip will need a hop in the car to Augusta or Falmouth.

If you like wide open spaces with plenty of room and time to pursue your hobbies, this is your area. Just a short drive away the Ohio River offers boating and fishing access. For residents interested in agritourism, The Lavender Hills Farm offers summer tours. The Bracken County Historical Society offers genealogy and historic research. During the summer, The Foots Club is a popular destination for outdoor concerts.