910 Cherokee Rd, Louisville, KY 40204 (MLS# 1709965)

Architectural Style: Traditional

Construction: Brick

Roof: Shingle

Fencing: Privacy; Wood

Patio and Porch Features: Patio; Porch

Basement: Unfinished; Cellar; Outside Entry

Foundation: Other

Heating: Forced Air; Natural Gas

Cooling: Central Air

Utilities: Electricity Connected; Fuel:Natural

Water Source: Public

Sewer: Public Sewer

A gracious parlor features two pairs of substantial pocket doors, a crystal chandelier, original cylinder glass windows, and a fireplace, creating an ideal setting for intimate gatherings. The dining room, scaled to host large parties with ease, is equally impressive, illuminated by chandelier light and warmed by its own fireplace. The fully remodeled kitchen pairs fresh neutral finishes with new Bosch appliances, creating a space that honors the home's heritage while embracing modern living. A study lined with built-in bookshelves, a well-designed laundry and mudroom, and a full bath with a classic clawfoot tub complete the main level. The second level offer three spacious bedrooms, including two adjoining rooms with a generous walk-in closet. Fireplaces, built-in bookcases, and large picture windows with original cylinder glass fill these rooms with warmth and natural light. An additional office, flexible craft or storage room, two large full baths, including one with a whirlpool tub, and a light-filled entertainment or Florida room provide both function and versatility. Notably, many of the hardwood floors display striking natural striping from old-growth lumber that was already rare by the early 1900s, a testament to the craftsmanship and quality woven throughout. The third level presents a private entertainment wing complete with a ventless fireplace, an expansive bedroom with dual closets, a spa-inspired bath featuring a whirlpool tub and steam shower, and ample storage, making it ideal for guests or a secluded retreat. Outside, an alley-fed two-car garage and a private, fenced Highlands backyard create rare convenience in this beloved neighborhood. The cellar offers generous storage and preserves tangible pieces of the home's history, including original hardware, solid wood doors, antique work tables, and even remnants of the original plumbing, wiring, and coal room. Surrounded by the annual Cherokee Triangle Art Fair, cherished community events, celebrated local dining, nightlife, distinctive boutiques, and the natural beauty of Cherokee Park, this is more than a residence. It is a living chapter of Louisville's story.