109 E Main Street
- 1 unit available
- Studio
- Amenities
Parking, Gym, and Conference room
Parking, Gym, and Conference room
Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Range, and Refrigerator
W/D hookup, Dogs allowed, Carport, and Air conditioning
Pet friendly and Recently renovated
Pet friendly and Recently renovated
Pet friendly and Recently renovated
Pet friendly
Pet friendly
Pet friendly
Pet friendly, Air conditioning, and Range
Conference room and Lobby
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"As one might expect from the Wellesley-educated daughter of a Glasgow, Kentucky judge, [Diane] Sawyer carries with her an almost southern-belle graciousness, as well as the dimpled luminosity of America's most suave TV interviewer." - Frederick Exley, Esquire magazine, December 1989
Glasgow, Kentucky -- the county seat of Barren County, Kentucky -- not only boasts legendary journalist Diane Sawyer in its notable names, but it was also listed as the top rural place to reside in (along with the rest of Barren County) by The Progressive Farmer magazine. With a quaint population of 14,028 at the time of the 2010 census and weather that allows for every season, Glasgow offers a bevy of rich southern history and charm. This 15.5 square mile city is so lovely that our nation's first president, George Washington himself, gifted a house here to family members. Known as the Spotswood Home, this stunning house played a significant role as part of the Underground Railroad, and it's still sitting on North Race Street today.
You'll easily find many types of rental apartments in Glasgow, including townhouses for rent, studio apartments, and even apartments with all bills paid
View Glasgow City Guide"As one might expect from the Wellesley-educated daughter of a Glasgow, Kentucky judge, [Diane] Sawyer carries with her an almost southern-belle graciousness, as well as the dimpled luminosity of America's most suave TV interviewer." - Frederick Exley, Esquire magazine, December 1989
Glasgow, Kentucky -- the county seat of Barren County, Kentucky -- not only boasts legendary journalist Diane Sawyer in its notable names, but it was also listed as the top rural place to reside in (along with the rest of Barren County) by The Progressive Farmer magazine. With a quaint population of 14,028 at the time of the 2010 census and weather that allows for every season, Glasgow offers a bevy of rich southern history and charm. This 15.5 square mile city is so lovely that our nation's first president, George Washington himself, gifted a house here to family members. Known as the Spotswood Home, this stunning house played a significant role as part of the Underground Railroad, and it's still sitting on North Race Street today.
You'll easily find many types of rental apartments in Glasgow, including townhouses for rent, studio apartments, and even apartments with all bills paid