Two Commonwealths: Virginia to Kentucky

Kentucky is one of only four American states that call themselves commonwealths. Virginia is another, and that's where our family started.

When we moved west and found 85 quiet acres in Bloomfield, the name came easily. A commonwealth is built for the common good, and that's the kind of house we wanted: a place where everyone has room and everyone is welcome at the table.

Each suite is named for one of the four commonwealths: Kentucky, Virginia, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania. The fifth is named for the Rickhouse, where the bourbon ages.

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Property Features

The good things, all in one place.

Outdoor seating on The Commonwealth deck

The Commonwealth's spacious kitchen and island

A suite of your own

Five king bedrooms and five private baths. Room to come together, and a door to close at the end of the day.

A slower evening

A soak in the private hot tub after a day exploring Bourbon Country.

Around the fire

Gather at the fire pit and let the conversation carry on a little longer.

85 quiet acres

Hay-field views from the deck, wide-open skies, and space to settle into Kentucky's quieter side.

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The living room in the Haney family's Commonwealth home

From Our Family to Yours

A home before it was a getaway.

The Commonwealth was our family's home before it welcomed guests. From Virginia to Kentucky, our story brought us to 85 quiet acres in Bloomfield—and a house with room for the people we love.

Now it's a place for your people, too. Dinner around the island. One more conversation on the deck. Time together, with a room of your own.

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