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Nestled in the lovely small Kentucky town of Cynthiana, Ashford Acres Inn is relatively new to the extensive bed and breakfast scene in the Bluegrass State. Nevertheless, it’s quickly become a treasured destination for relaxation and escape from the everyday world. Ironically, this elegant Inn has a Hollywood connection that is also related to escaping reality. One of the owners of Ashford Acres happens to be the wife of the writer and Executive Producer of the popular zombie show, The Walking Dead. And the unsettling storyline couldn’t be more opposite from the calming experience you’ll have at this beautiful bed and breakfast.

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One very talented Kentucky couple has gifted us with both an intriguing TV show and a delightful bed and breakfast. And we’re so happy they did. Have you stayed at Ashford Acres Inn? Were you aware of the connection? Share with us in the comments!

Ashford Acres Inn is located at 1801 Ky Highway 36 E. Cynthiana, Kentucky 41031. For more information, visit the Inn’s website here.

And for more charming bed and breakfasts throughout Kentucky, check out our previous article here.

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