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A Premier Kentucky Estate
Originally built in 1790 and once placed on the National Registry, Mallard Hall has undergone a stunning renovation which flawlessly blends the charm of yesteryear with the best in contemporary living. Every detail through the spacious seven-bedroom residence has been thoughtfully considered to embrace guests in the ambiance of the past while offering the comfort of state-of-the-art features like heated floors, steam shower, chef’s kitchen and more. The speakeasy style lounge on the lower level offers an exclusive and charming retreat evoking the spirit of a bygone era. Revel in the seamless flow between the indoors and outdoors, as the living spaces extend effortlessly to a sparkling pool area, perfect for both relaxation and grand gatherings.
Through Many Hands
The estate is believed to have originated in John Hume's 1,000-acre pre-emption in the late 18th century. However, its origins are unclear, as the tract of land it resides on has been comprised of numerous smaller tracts, of which it is difficult to attribute ownership. The estate transformed through each change of hands, so significantly that it was removed from the National Registry in 1989. Today, much of the original federal style architecture remains, as well as the additional 7,000 square feet added under the Greenburg ownership.
