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Holly cow! I didn't think it would be that huge. How do I make it smaller?
Guess who got photo bucket today.

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Yes!
On US Highway 60 westside of Lexington, KY.


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I can not figure out why it is so large. I made it smaller and changed the tag. It is down to 360x460 still on here like it is still 1200x2200

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Weeeellll
Wasn't I right on the location?

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Yes, you were. Versails Or something like that KY.
It is for sell. They had it on E Bay, but didn't get the min bid.

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When ya edit it in 'your' photo gallery on your computer, edit it so that the size is "300 pixels" high/tall. That should 'square ya away'.

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It's been for sale for years.
I can't remember who built it and why off the top of my head. He's dead now ... and .... it's a good story.
It's rolling around in my head. If I figure it out I'll post it. There's a web site somewhere. Actually, I think some Here'r posted it a couple years ago.

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I think it was the six million dollar man.

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Wrong!
Some business man.

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From what I read he built it for his Wife Ferra Faucet.

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I used to travel through that part of the country frequently.......and noticed that on what looked like the same property was a radio transmission tower for a local religious broadcasting station...
I THOUGHT that the castle with the turrets belonged to a Televangelist !!.....

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I drove a dedicated run from the Buckeye to Versailles, KY 5 days a week for 9 months. Passed that castle every day. The locals say it was built by the guy who played the 6 million dollar man. But no one has ever lived there. The locals also haven't a clue why he built a castle in the middle of KY. I guess it's for sale although I've never seen a for sale sign. Only a no trespassing sign.

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From the web


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As it looks today

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Hey, I used to do the morning show at a radio station next door to that place. We never knew the full history of the castle, but we knew it wasn't owned by Lee Majors (although that was a popular rumor). A buddy of mine from NYU shot a movie there, too.
Thanks for the info.