$275,000

Documented 1903 home with only four owners in more than a century. That kind of tenure is rare, and it shows: a house that has been lived in, not flipped through. Front and side yards are maintenance-free landscaping, so the weekend stays yours. You sit across from the 1888 Cotton Mill, converted to lofts in 2014. Hop Atomica is across the street: wood-fired pizza, house beer, and a patio without leaving the block. Old mill, new neighborhood energy. Germantown and Schnitzelburg meet right here: sidewalks, porches, and dinner you can walk to. This is a walkable street. North of Bourbon, Four Pegs, Sarino, The Post, Franny's Seafood, Breakfast AF, and late stops at Hauck's Corner or The Pearl of Germantown. Can't forget Check's Café for the old-school Germantown feel, or Monnik for a pint and schnitzel. Upscale dining, bourbon, and wine are close. The neighborhood staples are closer. Life here is simple. Walk the dog. Sit outside. Eat well without getting in the car. Minutes to downtown, the Highlands, and UofL, but the day-to-day is this street and these restaurants. A documented 1903 house, four owners, easy yards, and one of Louisville's best walk-out-the-door neighborhoods