380 Turkey Foot Court

Description

Tucked away on a private 4.33-acre wooded cul-de-sac lot in the prestigious Auburn Hills subdivision in Elizabethtown, KY, this extraordinary custom-built home by renowned builder Chuck Foushee blends timeless design, exceptional craftsmanship, and serene natural surroundings. Originally featured in the 2010 Parade of Homes, the property is thoughtfully positioned to embrace its peaceful setting, with Mill Creek gently winding along the rear. Offering 5 bedrooms with a potential 6th currently used as a home gym, 4.5 bathrooms, and nearly 6,000 finished square feet, this residence delivers both scale and flexibility. A circular driveway leads to a striking brick exterior surrounded by mature trees and professional landscaping, creating immediate privacy and presence. Inside, a grand two-story foyer opens to Brazilian cherry hardwood floors that flow throughout the main and upper levels. Designed for both everyday living and entertaining, the main floor features a home office, formal dining room, and an open-concept living area anchored by a spacious family room with a stone fireplace. The gourmet kitchen offers granite countertops, Mouser custom cabinetry, and premium appliances with seamless flow into the main living spaces. The main-level primary suite is a private retreat with a sitting area and spa-inspired bathroom featuring a jetted tub, tiled walk-in shower, and generous walk-in closet. Upstairs, bedrooms offer en-suite access for added comfort and privacy. The finished walkout basement expands the living space with a large recreation area, secondary family room, additional bedroom, full bath, and ample storage. Outdoor living is equally impressive with multiple balconies, a covered patio, and a firepit area, all designed to enjoy the surrounding wooded views. Additional highlights include geothermal HVAC, irrigation system, multiple fireplaces, a 3-car garage with extended third bay, and a lower-level tractor garage. Homes like this offer a rare combination of privacy, craftsmanship, and setting that is increasingly difficult to find.