170 Hannahs Way, Crittenden, KY 41030 Listing Details: MLS 511082 Northern Kentucky Real Estate

NOTE: This property was sold on 4/5/2018 and is no longer available. The details listed below are believed accurate to the date of the sale and are subject to change.

Rooms and Dimensions
Bathrooms
Bath 1:	F (Level: 1)
Bath 2:	F (Level: 1)
Room Dimensions
Bedroom 1:	16 x 13 (Level: 1)
Bedroom 2:	13 x 12 (Level: 1)
Bedroom 3:	11 x 11 (Level: 1)
Breakfast Room:	15 x 9 (Level: 1)
Entry:	12 x 6 (Level: 1)
Kitchen:	15 x 10 (Level: 1)
Laundry Room:	9 x 9 (Level: 1)
Living Room:	22 x 17 (Level: 1)

Additional Details
Feature
County:	Grant County
Acres:	0.46 Acres
Appliances:	Dishwasher, Microwave, Oven/Range
Architecture:	Traditional
Basement:	Concrete Floor, Full, Part Finished, Walkout
Basement Type:	Full
Construction:	Brick
Cooling:	Central Air
Fireplace:	None
Garage:	Attached, Front, Oversized
Garage spaces:	2
Gas:	None
Heating:	Electric, Heat Pump
Inside Features:	Great Room, Recess Ceiling, Vaulted Ceiling
Kitchen:	Island, Marble/Granite/Slate, Pantry, Wood Cabinets, Wood Floor
Levels:	1 Story
Lot description:	.46
Master Bedroom:	Bath Adjoins, Walk-in Closet, Wall-to-Wall Carpet
Misc:	Cable TV, Ceiling Fan, Garage Door Opener, Handicap Use, Home Warranty, Pets Allowed, Smoke Alarm
Outside:	Cul-de-sac St, Deck, Patio, Porch, Wooded Lot
Parking:	Driveway
School district:	Grant County Public
Sewer:	Public
View:	Woods
Water:	Public

About Crittenden

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Crittenden is the home of reality television show contestant Rodger Bingham, a much-loved participant on Survivor, The Australian Outback, 2001. Nicknamed “Kentucky Joe”, Rodger finished 5th in the competition. Bingham now serves as Kentucky’s agricultural marketing spokesman.

Located in the ‘heart of it all’ in the golden triangle of Cincinnati, Lexington and Louisville, the village of Crittenden sits in northeastern Grant County, just south of the borders of Boone and Kenton counties. The towns and villages here are known for their southern hospitality and beautiful surroundings, whatever the season. Established in 1831, the village was named for Kentucky statesman John J. Crittenden, a three-term senator, former Governor of Kentucky and two-time Attorney General of the U.S. 2400 residents call Crittenden home, enjoying the relaxation of life lived at a slower pace.

I75 is the major artery through Grant County; Dixie Highway (St. Rt. 25) is the north/south thoroughfare through the village. St. Rts. 491 and 2942 cross the rolling hills.

Northern Kentucky’s sprawling St. Elizabeth operates a satellite hospital in Williamstown-St. Elizabeth Grant County- along with 24-hour medical transport from the area. The Crittenden and Community Volunteer Fire Department provide EMS service to the village residents.

All of your daily needs can be met in the village or nearby Williamstown or Dry Ridge, but a more in-depth shopping trip will require a ride in the car to Florence or Georgetown.

Life is lived in the country here with residents creating their own opportunities to enjoy the bounty of the outdoors. The 1100-acre Curtis Gates Lloyd Wildlife and Recreation Area, better known as Lloyd Park, provides plenty of virgin forest, nature trails, archery, trap and skeet ranges along with a popular spot for fishing. Grant County Park just south of the village offers picnic areas, a horse ring and stadium, playgrounds, walking and fitness trails, and the Martha Blaine Outdoor Theatre. Nearby Williamstown Lake offers additional boating and recreational opportunities. The Eagle Creek Country Club caters to area golfers. Crittenden is also home of the Grant County Fair.