A landmark Old Louisville residence with the scale, history and presence that define Millionaire’s Row. Built around 1900 and listed on the National Register, this home is known as the Prince Wells House, named for W. Prince Wells, the celebrated cyclist who later became one of Kentucky’s earliest automobile dealers. His former residence remains one […]

This two story farmhouse has so much character that you must see it in person to appreciate it! It has had many renovations completed as well such as a new kitchen, two full bathrooms, and first floor primary bedroom. The current owner replaced the exterior vinyl, windows, HVAC, and roof since they purchased the home. […]

Presenting the Pugh Price Manor at 2205 Kenwood Dr.—a beautiful and historic Georgian manor home close to Hamburg that is over 200 years old! Steeped in character and history, this exceptional property showcases early American craftsmanship and is listed on the Historic Registry, offering a rare combination of timeless elegance, spacious living, and modern convenience. […]

This magnificent historic residence, known as Seclusaval, is far more than a home-it is a living piece of Calloway County history. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Seclusaval is recognized as the first brick home constructed in Calloway County, Kentucky. Originally built circa 1836 by Peter and Virginia Hamlin, the home was thoughtfully named […]

Step into timeless elegance of this remarkable Federal-style on 5 picturesque acres.  Rich in history & architectural character, this exceptional property has been meticulouisly renovated to offer the beauty & craftmanship of a bygone era with the comfort of today.  Thoughtfully updated from top to bottom, the home features a beautifully remodeled kitchen, new windows, […]

This remarkable hand-hewn log home, dating to 1854, represents a rare and intact example of Kentucky’s double pen dogtrot vernacular – a form that defined rural domestic life across the mid-South in the antebellum period. Originally constructed with two primary pens flanking an open dogtrot passage, the home has been thoughtfully expanded over time while […]

Some homes are simply built while others are treasured works of art. Welcome to 2414 Broadway Street, gracefully standing since 1881.This stunning 5 bedroom home is rich in history and offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Catlettsburg history. From the moment you venture inside, you’re greeted by breathtaking original woodwork, exquisite transom […]

Just outside of the triangular jog of the Kentucky/Tennessee state line, this home was built in 1860. The Linkumpinch area, and most notably the 1819 Sandford Duncan Inn, just 1,500 feet south, was the site of numerous duels up into the 19th century. This property is between I-65 and The Mint Gaming Hall. Just 45 […]

Welcome home to this fabulous circa 1894 Neoclassical Victorian home overlooking Olmsted’s 17-acre Central Park boasting incredible hardwood flooring with inlays, gorgeous natural woodwork, working pocket doors, beautiful crown molding, period lighting fixtures and 9 original fireplace mantles. This grand home has approximately 6000 finished Sq. Ft. and offers 6 bedrooms, 3 full and one-half […]