Best Location!!! - Huge Historic Charm - 3BR-3BTH

Summary:

Looking for that perfect house to experience one of the finest neighborhoods for dining, culture, arts, and shopping? Also looking for that fun historic home set up with thoughtfulness and flair? You must visit this charming home located next to historic Hadley Pottery and the 2nd oldest working bowling alley in the nation, Vernon Lanes, at the intersection of Frankfort and Story Avenues in Butchertown! This house is the trendiest spot in the city. Great for couples, families, and groups.



The Space:

This beautifully remodeled 1890 home blends classic character with modern luxury. Upstairs features two king bedrooms, while the downstairs bedroom offers a queen bed—perfect for families or groups. Located in trendy Butchertown, you’re just steps from NuLu, Frankfort Avenue, dining, shopping, distilleries, and cultural hotspots, with Riverfront Park nearby. Enjoy smart locks with unique guest codes for secure check-in and smart thermostats to control the perfect temperature during your stay. A perfect mix of history, convenience, and comfort for your Louisville visit.



Guest Access:

The entire house is accessible.



The Neighborhood:

One of the oldest neighborhoods in Louisville, Butchertown was established in the early 1800's when German and Irish immigrants settled in east Downtown Louisville along the original Beargrass Creek. While many professions were featured, many of the residents were butchers or somehow worked to support the butchering community. Over the years, Butchertown has seen its fair share of colorful historical events that include the major flood of 1937 and "Bloody Monday" riots of August 1855. Once a community that included both residential and industrial aspects, Butchertown had a sharp decline in its residential population after the 1937 flood. Now, however, the diverse community is seeing a rebirth and is a quickly growing segment of the downtown development. People are relocating to the area and renovating previously neglected grand buildings that date back over 100 years. Shopping, dining, nightlife, and art have found a strong foothold in the community as well.

Also, a great deal of literature on Butchertown and it's history can be found in local bookstores. The annual Butchertown Art Fair and Home Tour in the Spring and the well-known Oktoberfest in the Fall are staples of Louisville's event calendar.



Getting Around:

Drive, Walk, Bike, Uber, or Lyft anywhere you need.



Other Things to Note:

There is street parking in front of the house.



Interaction with Guests:

Call, text, or contact me through AirBNB at anytime.