Property Highlights

Located in Cherokee Triangle, which is one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in Louisville, KY. Property is on the National Register of Historic Places, dating back to 1905. Both units have been renovated in 2024 with new appliances, fully updated bathrooms and kitchens, and original hardwood floors and molding. Walking distance from from Cherokee Park, which is a 400-acre park that is one of the original parks designed by Frederick Law Olmsted (designed Central Park in NYC), the park provides a pastoral setting amid rolling hills, open meadows and woodlands of the Beargrass Creek valley. It is dog friendly. Located just 2-3 miles from downtown, where most major hospitals; hotels; cultural venues, e.g., Actors Theatre and the Kentucky Center for the Arts; fine as well as casual dining; and numerous art galleries and studios are located. The building is one block from Bardstown Road, which contains a wide range of eclectic restaurants, stores, and entertainment venues. Ample parking on street in front of home. Public transportation is within four blocks. This property is my home. Units 2 & 3 is on the 2nd floor, Unit 4 is on the 3rd floor. The free, stacked, front-loading washer and dryer are on the 1st floor and is shared by only five other tenants. Though in an historic building, the kitchen and bathroom have been completely renovated with all new cabinets and appliances. The apartment, however has lost none of its historical charm with its tall ceilings, elaborate baseboards, chandeliers, and hardwood floors that are original. Pet friendly with enclosed backyard. The minimum duration of lease is one year. Virtual Tours available upon request. Owner pays for everything but Gas and Electric and cable box (if used). This includes Internet, water, trash, and common areas maintenance. Tenant will pay for Gas/Electric as well as television cable box. This is a non-smoking building. There is street parking, which is a problem only four days/year, when there is the Cherokee Art Fair and parades and Bardstown Road. The side entrance to the apartment has a motion detector that lights up the area before sunset.