easy
Flexible - stay for multiple days
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical activity required unless engaging in fishing or hiking
Experience the peaceful charm of Kentucky Hunt Country at Creekside Rental near Lexington. Perfect for families and groups, enjoy fly fishing and equine adventures in this contemporary rental.
Starting at $450 l 1 Night to 7 Nights rental l Up to 7 People
Experience the charm of Kentucky Hunt Country in this stunning contemporary rental. With 3 bedrooms and ample space for up to 7 guests, it’s perfect for families and groups. Enjoy nearby fly fishing and equine activities while immersing yourself in the unique rural landscape of Central Kentucky.
All Ages
1 night: $450 2 nights: $850 3 nights: $1200 4 nights: $1500 5 nights: $1800 6 nights: $2000 7 nights: $2200
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1 Night to 7 Nights
This spectacular contemporary architectural gem has 3 bedrooms and an extra day bed in the master, comfortably sleeps 7 With 2 and a half baths the whole family can be comfortable while enjoying the sites around the property.
The House is located in the midst of the Kentucky Hunt Country and just upstream from the Iroquois Hunt Club one of the oldest continuously operating fox hunting clubs in the U.S. if visiting the area for fly fishing or equine related interests, this is a centrally located, comfortable but rugged and unique location.
Perfect for families, groups and events, this is a spectacular location and a unique way to enjoy all that the rural areas of Central Kentucky have to offer.
Wear waterproof shoes or boots if you plan to explore the creek or nearby trails to stay comfortable and dry.
Kentucky requires permits for fly fishing; secure yours ahead of time to avoid delays and enjoy uninterrupted access.
Mosquitoes and ticks are common near the creek and wooded areas, especially in warmer months, so protect yourself accordingly.
Maintain a safe distance from horse farms and follow posted guidelines to support the delicate rural environment and operations.
Kentucky Hunt Country has long been a center for equestrian culture, with horse breeding and racing dating back to the 18th century.
Local efforts focus on preserving waterways and rural landscapes to maintain the health of native species and support sustainable tourism.
Keeps feet dry and provides support when exploring creekside trails.
spring specific
Bring rods and tackle to enjoy fishing in nearby streams and creeks.
summer specific
Prepare for temperature swings throughout the day with comfortable layers.
fall specific
Protect against mosquitoes and ticks when outdoors during warmer months.
summer specific