The Farm

THE FARM is a working farm in Western Kentucky featuring a variety of row crop land, horse pasture, open land and wooded areas. There are barns, sheds and an indoor hangout space with refrigerator, microwave, billiards table, sofas and sleeping quarters. The land is level and rolling, and is surrounded by farms on all sides, with beautiful views of the Kentucky countryside.

We are just 7 miles from the trendy UNESCO Creative City of Paducah, a sophisticated rivertown that is full of cultural heritage and creativity, where art goes beyond something to appreciate - it's a way of life. It's thriving art scene, local breweries of craft beer, moonshine and bourbon distilleries, great coffee, local fooderies, unique shops and beautiful landscape and architecture keep people coming back. The National Quilt Museum draws thousands of visitors each year, and is not to be missed while visiting Downtown Paducah which is known as "Quilt City, USA". The campus of Paducah School of Art & Design is the latest addition to the Historic Lowertown Arts District.

Paducah is located at the confluence of the Tennessee and Ohio Rivers, and is close to the Cumberland River and Mississippi River. The captivating natural landscape of the Four Rivers Region makes Paducah a prime setting for a variety of active pursuits. Nearby, Kentucky Lake, Lake Barkley and Land Between the Lakes offer more than 3,000 miles of shoreline, birding, hiking, wildlife viewing and outdoor adventures.

With alluring new amenities for boating and fishing including a transient boat dock, Paducah is quickly becoming a top port stop on the "bucket list" journey known as the "Great Loop."

Rock climbing, horseback riding and hiking are also available just north of Paducah in the Shawnee National Forrest of Southern Illinois.

Kentucky has four distinct seasons that each present their own natural beauty. Spring-like conditions typically begin in mid-to-late March with summer from mid-to-late May to late September and fall October-November. Visitors should dress in layers and pack accordingly for temperature changes and precipitation common during spring and late fall. These are ideal times to get outdoors and explore the natural beauty of western Kentucky!

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