Bottom House Bed & Breakfast

06/03/2026

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04/30/2026

04/30/2026

✨ COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT – MERCHANTS ROW ✨

Step into history and become part of something special in downtown Perryville.

📍 316 S. Buell St. – Historic Merchants Row
📐 770 sq. ft.
💲 $450/month + utilities
🔑 Due at signing: First month’s rent + refundable deposit

This charming historic space, originally home to Green’s Drug Store (c. 1845), offers the perfect blend of character and opportunity. With beautiful natural light, original hardwood floors, and a clean, updated interior, it’s ready for your vision.

Be part of a community that:
✔️ Hosts high-traffic events
✔️ Supports small businesses
✔️ Brings visitors right to your door
✔️ Is full of energy, creativity, and momentum

👉 Use the link below to apply:
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04/27/2026

Animal Control in Boyle County is a statutory department governed by the Kentucky Revised Statutes (KRS), which require every county government to employ an Animal Control Officer and to maintain or have access to an animal shelter.

In Boyle County, we partner with the Danville-Boyle County Humane Society (DBCHS) to operate the local shelter. While the County does not own the shelter, our Animal Control Department is staffed with Animal Control Officers, a medical technician, and a community outreach coordinator. Animals in the shelter remain under the custody and care of the County until they are adopted, as per Kentucky statute.

Boyle County’s Animal Control Ordinance is among the strongest in the Commonwealth. We do not allow animals to run at large. Any dogs or livestock found unattended will be impounded, and owners may be fined for repeated violations. Also in Boyle County, we do not allow animals to be sold at public events/spaces unless by a licensed, professional breeder. In other words, setting up in the parking lot and selling dogs of unknown background is illegal in Boyle County.

Under Kentucky law, all dogs, cats, and ferrets must be vaccinated against rabies. Animal Control Officers and physicians are required to report animal bites to the local health department. Animals involved in bite incidents must be quarantined for 10 days following the event.

This is why we require all dogs to be licensed in Boyle County. The license is $5 for each dog, and you must provide a rabies certificate upon purchase. Dogs found unlicensed - the owners will be cited and required to provide a rabies certificate within 10 days.

Animal Control also has the responsibility of seizing animals have been neglected or abused and keeping them safe until after the owner has been adjudicated in a court of law. This includes providing all medical care, which the cost is covered by the Humane Society.

The Fiscal Court funds the Animal Control department as well as contributing to the overhead at the shelter by paying all utilities. The Humane Society in turn, pays for all of the medical care for the animals at the shelter. The partnership is mutually beneficial to both the County and the DBCHS.

04/26/2026

It was a fantastic weekend commemorating the Semiquincentennial, featuring an exceptional presentation on the life of the 16th President, Abraham Lincoln, at the Forkland Community Center, where Jacob Truax delivered a remarkable performance as Lincoln alongside his partner Laura as Mary Todd Lincoln. We were delighted to have hosted them at Bottom House Bed & Breakfast for the weekend. Boyle County is hosting numerous events leading up to the main festivities in July. To stay informed about upcoming events in Boyle County, please follow our Destination Danville, Ky and Main Street Perryville pages. Bottom House Bed & Breakfast Destination Danville, Ky Main Street Perryville

02/08/2026

📣 Attention 2025 BCFM Members 📣

2025 BCFM Members- Check your email and submit your applications for 2026 by the end of the day for your early advantage! 🎉

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In the meantime, please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or concerns. We’re always happy to help!

02/08/2026

A home is where one grows up, finds love, raises a family, builds a career, and forms lasting connections. My long-held dream of reviving Perryville is taking shape, thanks to the collaborative efforts of volunteers, the Main Street program, and new friends who share our passion. Witnessing the success of our Galentine's weekend celebrations today, with visitors from all over patronizing local businesses, was truly uplifting. The Galentine's Tea events at our B&B were well-received, and every new and returning guest who arrives brings me closer to realizing my vision. I express sincere gratitude to the merchants, visitors, neighbors, volunteers, and the Main Street Perryville program for their invaluable contributions to our community. Perryville Proud!