2005 Eastern Pkwy

2005 Eastern Parkway is a lovingly restored home. Laughter and joy and tears and Christmas trees and pumpkins and birthday parties have filled the space between the walls since 2013 - and no doubt for many more years in its 104 years of existence. The character of the house lends itself to warmth and comfort both inside and out. The deck and garden have been delightful for all - the yard receives excellent light contributing to bumper crops of tomatoes and flowers every year. Hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees float and buzz over the landscape. The home has over 3300 square feet of rehabbed comfort which started with the roof in 2014 - since then, a garage rehab, installed cedar shadowbox fence, HVAC, remodeled basement, remodeled kitchen and baths (2021), refinished floors (2026), windows, electric, plumbing, deck, interior and exterior paint. Basically, everything has been replaced or improved. The location is in proximity to Bardstown Road, but the distance is great enough to form a natural barrier, but close enough to step out of your door and into the swirl of the FOUR CORNERS area of Bardstown Rd. Numerous restaurants, shops, schools (Bloom, Collegiate), grocery, banks - everything a person could want - are so close. Room for an additional three-car garage (with living space) in the rear. Do you like to walk or ride? Cherokee Park and its 2.4-mile scenic loop is only .3 miles away. So, to the loop and around and back home is approximately 3 miles. Your dogs will love it. Willow Park (with child's play area) is around the corner and Tyler Park is a few blocks away. 2005 Eastern Parkway is also featured in the novella Meld.