40295, KY homes for sale & real estate

40295, KY Homes for Sale

Stop and see this fantastically renovated Germantown 3 bedroom and 2 full bathroom gem. The open concept floor plan greets you when you enter through the front door. Featuring upgraded lighting, exposed brick, and tall ceilings, it's truly a showstopper. Spend hours cooking in the kitchen on the stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. The private primary suite has its own split-unit HVAC system and private bathroom, complete with a walk-in tile shower. The backyard offers endless hours of entertainment and relaxation, with its oversized, recently refinished deck and a private rock patio. A rarity in this area, the deep driveway has ample parking for multiple vehicles. The standa

40295, KY Homes for Sale

This beautifully renovated 4-bedroom, 1.5-bath home offers modern finishes, spacious living, and immediate rental income. Currently tenant-occupied at $1,600/month, this property is perfect for investors seeking a steady cash flow from day one. Step inside to a bright and inviting layout featuring brand new luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, fresh neutral paint, and large windows that fill the home with natural light. Multiple living areas provide flexibility and comfort, enhanced by two charming decorative fireplaces and stylish updated light fixtures. The clean, functional kitchen offers white cabinetry, included appliances, and convenient laundry hookups just off to the side. The fu

40295, KY Homes for Sale

Incredible opportunity to own a piece of history with this 6 bedroom and 6 bath Victorian Mansion in Old Louisville. 1355 S 3rd was built in 1899 for Gilmer Speed Adams, of the prominent JB Speed family, and his wife Lettie Robinson Adams. This home was designed by William Dodd and Arthur Cobb in the Beaux Arts style. The stonework on this home is 2nd to none. Built of beige Roman brick, the house sits atop a limestone foundation and is divided into 3 bays. Dodd and Cobb made a name for themselves by designing multistory office buildings downtown, using the new technique of steel beams and girders. The bay window in Mrs. Speed's morning room (now an Egyptian styled bathroom in one of the su