Carroll County, Kentucky
Carrollton Real Estate and Local Guide
The seat of Carroll County, sitting at the confluence of the Kentucky and Ohio Rivers between Cincinnati and Louisville, with a history rooted in river trade and one of the state's largest tobacco markets.
Living in Carrollton
Located at the confluence of the Kentucky and Ohio Rivers, with the motto "Where Rivers and People Meet". Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Carrollton
- About 37% of housing units are owner-occupied, a relatively low share reflecting a mix of rental housing in the county seat.
Source: ACS 2023
What makes Carrollton home
Masterson House
Built around 1790, believed to be the oldest two-story solid-masonry home on the Ohio River between Pennsylvania and Illinois
Butler-Turpin State Historic House
Greek Revival mansion built in 1859, connected to the family of General William O. Butler
Old Stone Jail
Historic county jail turned over to Carroll County in 1880 and renovated for tourists in 1984
General Butler State Resort Park
About 791-acre state resort park with a 30-acre lake, golf course, campground, and hiking trails