Sometimes, it’s not just the home and its structure that matters; it’s also the history and heritage of the neighborhood that truly makes a home a good “find.” That was the case with this property, located in the historic Old Louisville neighborhood, recognized by the National Register of Historic Places as having the most contiguous Victorian homes in the United States.
But it wasn't the first home to catch interior designer Bethany Adams' eye. Her journey began with an 1870s Victorian Italianate nearby. After an extensive near-gut renovation, she and her family moved in, but “Less than a year later, this astonishing house, just five blocks east of ours, came on the market, and we decided to do it all over again,” she shares.
