This is truly unique mansion built on a sandstone bluff overlooking Pikeville, and is said to be built on Indian Holy Ground, where the ancients worshiped. The home is a unique opportunity for a museum or bed and breakfast for those interested in exploring the history and the culture the Dil's family brought to Pikeville. Not to be missed is the third floor ballroom with cedar on the floor, walls and the 20 foot ceiling. The lower floor is a 1 bedroom apartment, and there is a small cottage that could be a gift shop or studio apartment.
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Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, Pikeville, US
