385 Kristin Drive, Clay City, KY 40312

Tucked away at the end of a quiet, tree-lined drive, 385 Kristin Drive feels like the kind of place you stumble upon and instantly exhale. It's private, peaceful, and surrounded by nature in a way that makes everyday life feel slower and more intentional. Mornings here start with coffee by the water—maybe from the dock on the large, stocked pond where fishing is just steps from your front door. Evenings wind down in the fully enclosed all-season room, watching deer move along the edge of the pasture as the sun dips behind the trees. The 3.5± acres give you room to breathe, with a wide, flat pasture up front, wooded borders for privacy, and multiple ponds that make the setting feel truly special. Inside, the home offers three bedrooms and two full baths and was built with solid 2x6 construction, adding efficiency and long-term durability. A few finishing touches remain, but many of the heavy updates are already done—giving you the freedom to make it your own without starting from scratch. If you need space for hobbies, projects, or storage, the oversized 4-bay garage (approximately 38' x 52') is a game changer. With concrete flooring in two bays, it's perfect for a workshop, equipment, recreational vehicles, or anything else you've been dreaming of having room for. Outside, the property continues to surprise. There's a covered overlook building that's perfect for sunrise coffee or sunset views, a fenced garden area ready for planting, a chicken coop for fresh eggs, and even a smaller "frog pond" tucked behind the walkway—plus another pond beside the home. Every corner of the land feels purposeful yet natural. This is a place where you can garden, fish, tinker, and relax—all while still being within reach of Red River Gorge, Lexington, and Louisville. Whether you're looking for a quiet retreat, a hobby property, or a home that truly connects you to the outdoors, this Clay City escape offers the space, freedom, and lifestyle so many buyers are searching for but rarely find. Come see what life could look like here—and imagine making it your own.