A 1910 Highlands home on one of the neighborhood's more generous lots: just over a quarter acre, 60 feet wide and 183 feet deep, with an alley behind and a fully fenced backyard that offers real outdoor space at a scale that's hard to find here. Inside, the layout is well-defined and functional. The front formal living room leads to a spacious family room with a fireplace. The dining room connects to the kitchen and opens directly to the backyard through French doors, creating a natural flow for both daily living and entertaining. The kitchen includes stainless steel appliances, and a half bath completes the first floor. Upstairs, the primary bedroom includes a built-in wardrobe and connects directly to a second bedroom that functions equally well as a large dressing room, private office, or additional closet space. That room also opens to a flat roof that can serve as an outdoor living space, or built upon as an additional room. A third bedroom, full bath, second half bath, and second-floor laundry complete the upper level. Heated bathroom floors add a practical comfort upgrade. The waterproofed unfinished basement handles storage without giving anything up above grade, and houses a tankless water heater for endless hot water. Outside, a covered patio and mature, garden-like backyard make the most of that deep lot. A private driveway from the street and 1.5-car garage offer off-street parking that's uncommon in this area of the Highlands. With 183 feet of depth and alley access, there's real room to grow, whether that's an addition, a pool, or an additional structure. Bardstown Road is at the end of the street. Cherokee Park is just around the corner.
Listing courtesy of Family Realty LLC.
