1978 London Kentucky Brick Home with 2,207 Square Feet — $125,000

Over 2,200 square feet of brick construction in London, Kentucky for $125,000. That works out to about $56 a square foot, which is worth pausing on.

The house is a multi-level brick and vinyl build from 1978 on a half-acre lot. Three bedrooms and two full baths are on the upper level. The lower level has a family room, a utility area, and an additional room that functions as a fourth bedroom. That separation of space is actually useful. Someone who works from home, has a teenager, or needs a guest room with some distance from the rest of the house will notice it.

The main level has a living room and an eat-in kitchen. The kitchen setup means there is a place to sit and eat that is not a separate dining room taking up square footage for one meal a day.

The listing is upfront that the house needs repairs and some work. That is worth knowing going in. What you are looking at here is not a house that has been recently renovated and priced accordingly. It is a solidly built brick structure with real square footage that needs attention. The listing does not specify what the repairs involve, so that is a conversation to have before you get too far down the road.

London sits in Laurel County, right at the edge of Daniel Boone National Forest. That is not a minor detail. The forest covers over 700,000 acres and runs along the Cumberland River. Red River Gorge is about an hour north. Natural Bridge State Resort Park is in the same direction. If being close to that kind of land matters to you, London puts you there without the drive.

Four bedrooms, two baths, 2,207 square feet, brick construction, half an acre, and a location that backs up to one of the more significant stretches of public land in the eastern United States. The price is $125,000.

Originally listed for $125,000, this property sold for $143,000 on September 4, 2026.