Science Hill, KY

Science Hill is a small town in southeastern Kentucky, nestled in the rolling hills of the Bluegrass region. The town was founded in 1811 by Dr. James Robertson, a Scottish physician who settled there after moving to America. The town's name comes from its location on the old National Road, which connected Lexington to Louisville.

Today, Science Hill is a thriving community with a population of just over 2,000 residents. The town is home to several businesses and institutions, including the University of Kentucky Health Care Center and Robertson Medical Center. There are also several churches and schools in Science Hill, including Science Hill Elementary School and Robertson High School.

The real estate market in Science Hill is healthy and stable. Homes in the area typically sell quickly and prices are reasonable compared to other areas of Kentucky. In recent years, there has been an increase in interest from out-of-state buyers looking for rural properties with good schools and access to outdoor activities like hiking and biking trails.