412 Jarvis Ln Louisville, KY 40207

This listing presents an extremely rare opportunity – an acre on Jarvis Lane. The land was once part of a 6,000 acre land grant by Thomas Jefferson. Beautifully situated on the lot is a fieldstone clapboard two story designed by Stratton Hammon. The approach to the house is a long pebble covered drive that ends in a circle in front of the house. Upon entering the front hall one is greeted by a curving chestnut stairway embellished by lovely carvings. Looking up over the front door one sees a leaded glass transom which includes a small porch light. The generous living room is centered on a fireplace while bookcases cover an adjacent wall. One can enter an enclosed Florida room which offers views of the sweeping back yard. The dining room has access to both the sunroom and living room. A full-height bay window adds charm to this room as does a plaster garland motif on the ceiling. The large eat-in kitchen was updated in 1998. It has a center island work area with sink, large walk-in pantry, and direct access to the brick patio and back yard. An herb cutting garden just outside the door makes it handy for the cook. Adjoining the kitchen is a room currently used as an office. To complete the circuit one passes by a full bath to the den which opens into the front hall and kitchen. Many windows make this a sun filled house with beautiful views in any direction. The second floor has a large master bedroom with a fireplace, dressing area, and bath. With windows on two sides, this room is inviting both in Summer and Winter. Two more bedrooms and a bath complete the second floor plan. A few bonuses are a walk-in attic and laundry chute leading to the basement. Outside one reaches the 2 car garage through a porte-cochere connecting it to the house. In addition to room for two cars, there is a separate "bicycle closet" as called by Stratton Hammon and a floored attic. The present owners have lived here for 50 years and are anxious to pass this property on lovingly to others who will appreciate its setting, warmth, charm, and history.