Luxury and Acreage Homes in Bowling Green and Warren County
If you're selling a higher end home or a property with some land around Bowling Green, you already know it isn't the same as selling a three bedroom in a subdivision. Fewer buyers are shopping at your price. They take longer to decide. And they notice every detail.
I'm Megan Uvanni, and I've been helping people buy and sell homes in South Central Kentucky for 16 years. Homes with acreage, pools, outbuildings and room to breathe are some of my favorite to sell, because the right marketing really does change the outcome. I've closed 57 transactions so far in 2026, and most of my business comes from repeat clients and referrals.
What Luxury Looks Like in Bowling Green
Luxury in Bowling Green doesn't look like Nashville or Louisville. Here it usually means homes priced above $600,000, and a lot of the time the land matters as much as the house. Think 3 to 10 acres, a saltwater pool, a pool house, a shop or detached garage, and a view you can't get in town.
Buyers at this level are often relocating, moving up, or coming from Nashville looking for more space for the money. They want to know the real numbers before they ever step inside. In the last 12 months, 136 homes sold for $600,000 or more in Warren County, about 1 in every 11 sales. With that few buyers, pricing and marketing matter even more.
Where I Sell Luxury and Acreage Homes
- Olde Stone: golf course living with established homes and a close community. I farm this neighborhood and keep a close eye on every sale. Learn more about Olde Stone.
- Plano and Alvaton: east side acreage, newer custom builds, and quick access to the bypass and I-65.
- Rural Warren County and surrounding counties: farmettes, horse property, and homes on 5 acres or more, including Simpson and Grayson counties.
- Middle Tennessee: I also help buyers and sellers in Sumner, Robertson and Wilson counties, including Gallatin, White House, Springfield and Lebanon.
How I Sell Higher End and Acreage Homes
- Pricing from real comps, not guesses. Acreage is hard to price because no two properties are alike. I pull the closest sales on land, outbuildings and condition, and I'll walk you through every one.
- Marketing built for this buyer. Professional photos, drone footage of the land, video, and targeted Facebook and Instagram ads that reach buyers in Bowling Green and Nashville.
- Answering the land questions up front. Septic, well or Warren County Water, WRECC or Atmos, survey lines, and how the property sits on our karst ground. Buyers ask early, so I have answers ready.
- Honest updates every week. Showings, feedback, what's competing with you, and what I'd recommend. You make the call. I just make sure you have the full picture.
Homes I'm Selling Right Now
1766 Hunts Lane | 10 acres, 3 bed, 2 bath, plus a pool house with its own bath, outdoor kitchen and firepit. Listed at $699,000.
1651 WG Talley Rd, Alvaton | 3 acres, 4 bed, 2.5 bath with an office, bonus room, saltwater pool, and attached and detached garages. New roof, HVAC and pool liner.
Listed by Keller Williams First Choice, Luke Williams, Broker.
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Thinking About Selling?
If you own a home with land or a higher end home around Bowling Green, I'd love to tell you what it could sell for in today's market. No pressure. Just a real conversation. You can get your home value, reach out to me here, or call or text me at 270-792-8982.
Thinking about hiring an agent for a higher end sale? Start with 12 Questions to Ask Before You Hire a Realtor in Bowling Green.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is a good luxury real estate agent in Bowling Green, KY?
I'm Megan Uvanni with Keller Williams First Choice. I've been licensed for 16 years and I focus a lot of my business on higher end and acreage homes in Bowling Green and Warren County, including Olde Stone, Plano and Alvaton.
What counts as a luxury home in Bowling Green?
In our market it's usually a home priced above $600,000. A lot of these homes sit on acreage and include things like a pool, pool house, shop or detached garage.
How long do higher end homes take to sell in Bowling Green?
They usually take longer than homes at the median price because there are fewer buyers at that level. Over the last 12 months, Warren County homes that sold for $600,000 or more took a median of 107 days to sell, compared with 80 days for homes under $600,000. Good pricing and strong marketing make the biggest difference.
How do you price a home with acreage?
I compare recent sales with similar land, outbuildings, location and condition. Acreage almost never has a perfect match, so I show you every comp and explain how I got to the number.
What should buyers ask about before buying land in Warren County?
Ask about septic or sewer, well or county water, utility providers, the survey, flood zones, and whether there are any sinkholes. Bowling Green sits on karst ground, so a good inspection matters. I cover all of it in What to Know Before Buying Acreage Near Bowling Green.
Do you help Nashville buyers moving to Bowling Green?
Yes. A lot of buyers come up from Middle Tennessee looking for more land for the money. I can walk you through the areas, the commute and what your budget gets you here.
