Holiday rentals with outdoor seating in Shelby County

Cottage On Crooked Creek

A tranquil cottage nestled in the lush countryside and situated right along the Bourbon Trail, this completely renovated rare find is located center of Lawrenceburg, Frankfort and Shelbyville and only 12 min to I-64. With five main bourbon distilleries just 30 min, local wineries within a stone's throw, Churchill Downs and Keeneland Racecourse equidistant and Taylorsville Lake nearby there is little left to be desired when staying here. This is the perfect spot to relax with family and friends.

Bourbon Trail*4BR*Dog Friendly*6beds (3king)*Patio

A great centrally located 4 BR 2.5 Bath (6 beds) dog-friendly house near downtown Shelbyville! Located in a cul-de-sac on a quiet street in a family friendly neighborhood 6 miles from Bulleit Bourbon, 3 miles to Jeptha Creed Distillery, and 1 mile from the Shelbyville Horse Show. Fully updated & stocked, coffee pot (K-cups or ground), washer/dryer, & 5 smart TVs. This rental has everything you need and proximity to Churchill Downs, multiple Bourbon Trail distilleries, Louisville, and Frankfort!

Thoroughbred Horse Farm Cabin-located on Lamb Lake

Beautiful cabin located on a working horse farm just miles from Louisville, Frankfort and Lexington! Take in the farm scenery from our porch bed swing, or large patio with fire pit. Play a round of Air hockey, foosball, basketball shootout, corn hole, or bucket golf during your stay! Several Bourbon Distilleries are within a 30 minute drive of the property. The Cabin is 4 miles from the Outlet Shoppes of the Bluegrass, 15 miles from Taylorsville Lake, and 13 miles from Valhalla Golf Course.

Countryside On the Bourbon Trail, 22 Quiet Acres

Welcome to Sea Glass Farm. 1900's restored farmhouse with tons of charm! 22 acres of privacy. Cows may be present in pasture. The heart of The Bourbon Trail, the scenery and wildlife will not disappoint. The location is perfect for a rural getaway or relaxing stop on your Bourbon Trail experience. Minutes from shopping and restaurants; situated between I-64 and The Bluegrass Parkway. This place has been a dream of ours and we look forward to sharing it with you. Hosted by the owners.

Cabin with spectacular views, creek, & hot tub

Located on beautiful Brashears Creek in the heart of Bourbon Country, this loft style cedar cabin makes a great central location to visit some local distilleries and wineries. It is also a great place to stay for anyone who might be in the area for a horse show or interested in antique shopping along Shelbyville's historical Main Street. My personal favorite thing to do at the cabin is enjoy the creek. The water level fluctuates significantly depending on the amount of rainfall received.

Beautiful Farm Stay on the bourbon trail!

This memorable place is anything but ordinary. Enjoy the picturesque views from the farmhouse of the pastures. Watch as the sheep and horses graze. On the hour you can hear the sound of church bells. When the wind is right, the smell of mash from local distilleries wafts through the air. Make one of a kind memories on our beautiful farm. Included in your stay are fresh farm eggs (when available), enough coffee, creamer, sugar for the first morning, and 6 bottles of water and farm tour.

The Bourbon Coop

The Bourbon Coop is arguably the best situated location on the Bourbon Trail! It is a convenient walk or golf cart ride to Whiskey Thief distillery across the street. Situated a quarter of a mile off interstate 64, in between Louisville and Lexington, with a 15 minute drive into the city of Frankfort. The cabin is located on a beautiful, scenic plot of land, shared by the friendly hosts, chickens, ducks and a couple of goats. This is a comfortable, quiet and quaint country experience!

Cottage of Eden. Bourbon Trail Stay in Shelby Co.

Listen to the birds sing as the walkway guides you to your quaint cottage getaway. Take in nature, as you’re surrounded by trees, near our sweet chicken coop and a creek that flows down from the deck - all while only 10min from town. Special touches were added of Kentucky Derby photos, books, kitchenware, Bourbon Trail glasses and bourbon barrel heads with local distilleries. The dining table top is even made of wood from Shelby County’s own Bulleit Distilling Company.

Jeptha Crest-Bourbon Trail, Hot Tub, Sauna, Dog OK

Jeptha Crest is a designer-built and thoughtfully decorated home, perfectly placed in the heart of the Bourbon Trail yet hidden among trees and nature views. Though centrally located, it feels like a private forest escape, offering rare privacy and calm. A spacious two-level deck, fire pit, hot tub, and sauna invite you outdoors, while inside, clean modern design blends seamlessly with warm, cozy comfort — a refined retreat created for slowing down and truly unwinding.

Hidden View Cabin

Welcome to Hidden View Cabin, a delightful cabin where seeing wildlife and listening to the sounds of nature are yours to enjoy! Take the scenic drive down the gravel lane to this private and peaceful place located among pine trees and overlooking a one acre pond. Whether you have come to relax and get away from it all or want to visit the many attractions throughout central Kentucky this is the place for you. Only 20 minutes from Lawrenceburg.

Sip on bourbon in the hot tub! +hiking & game shed

A charmingly unique taste of KY waits for you at this peaceful log cabin! Perfect for those wanting to explore the 🥃Bourbon Trail🥃 or other nearby tourist attractions, While still featuring plentiful amenities on site, such as: - A hot tub - Private 1/4 mile hiking trail - Game shed - Fire pit - Covered porch - Wooded picnic area And more! Your next adventure is just a peaceful countryside drive away at the Kentucky Bourbon Den!

Sleeps 16/near everything-Transportation available

"The biggest and best rental option in downtown Shelbyville, Urban Loft is the best place to stay in town. It’s an absolutely breathtaking space with enough sleeping space for well over a dozen guests to comfortably cohabitate, but the space is so absolutely picture perfect and secluded that you might have trouble coaxing all your traveling companions to ever leave." - Bourbon Review Magazine