Vintage homes for sale & real estate in 40546, KY

Vintage Home for sale in 40546, KY:

Don't skip on downtown living! Renovated with attention to detail this home not only stands out but is also ready to be called home. As you enter, the large open living room immediately catches your attention and flows seamlessly into the open kitchen. The living area features a fireplace, creating the perfect space to relax and entertain. The kitchen offers a large center island, soft-close cabinetry, granite countertops, tile backsplash, and all-new appliances, giving you the feel of brand-new construction. The primary bedroom is conveniently located on the first floor and features a walk-in closet and private bathroom with a tile-surround tub/shower, new vanity, and large backlit mirror.

Vintage Home for sale in 40546, KY:

Beautifully reimagined three bedroom two full bath, resin where every detail has been updated for modern living from the moment you walk through the beautiful living room you& apos; ll be greeted by sundrenched living room with brilliant natural light, green and warm, inviting atmosphere a beautiful remodeled home, waiting for that. Perfect someone to move in.

Vintage Home for sale in 40546, KY:

Discover the character and convenience of downtown living at 356 Corral Street! Built in the late 1800's, this beautifully maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bath home blends historic charm with modern updates for true move in ready comfort. Enjoy a spacious yard, privacy fence, and back patio perfect for relaxing or entertaining. A separate building offers ideal space for a workshop or extra storage. Located just minutes from restaurants, shopping, Gatton Park, the farmers market, and Central Bank Center, this home delivers the best of Lexington's vibrant lifestyle right at your doorstep.

Vintage Home for sale in 40546, KY:

Step into a remarkable piece of Lexington's history with this exquisitely restored Federalist-style residence located in the Historic South Hill Neighborhood, part of the James Lemon Rowhouses, built in 1812 and proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This home was originally owned by James Lemon, a native of Ireland, Revolutionary War veteran who was very entrepreneurial, he was a tailor, brick yard owner, and farmer who settled in Fayette County in the early 1800s. In 1825, Lemon hosted the famed Marquis de Lafayette in this very home during his celebrated visit to Lexington--forever tying this residence to the city's historic fabric. While deeply rooted in heritage, t