Scottsville, KY

Scottsville is a small town in Kenton County, Kentucky, located about 20 miles south of Cincinnati. The population was 2,821 at the 2010 census. Scottsville is home to the historic Scottsville Inn and several other businesses and attractions.

The town's economy is based largely on tourism and real estate. The Scottsville Inn has been a popular tourist destination since it was built in 1829. It is now a bed and breakfast inn with 12 rooms, as well as an inn restaurant and pub. The property also includes a carriage house that can accommodate weddings up to 200 guests, as well as meeting spaces for events such as banquets or receptions.

Scottsville is also home to several other businesses that cater to tourists and locals alike: the Old Mill Cider Mill; the Village Green Antiques Mall; the Bluegrass Brewery; and the Scottsville Museum of Fine Arts (formerly known as the Kenton County Museum). These businesses help support local jobs and contribute to the local economy.

Real estate in Scottsville is also popular for its location close to Cincinnati but away from major city traffic congestion. Properties in Scottsville are typically smaller homes or apartments that are affordable for people who want to live in a rural setting but have access to all of the amenities of a larger city. Properties in Scottsville typically sell quickly due to its popularity among tourists and locals alike