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he neighborhood of Crescent Hill is largely made up of older historic homes and repurposed properties. But in the last year, a modern residence has popped up on the quiet block of Caledonia Ave. Settled into 3,926 square feet, the home includes four bedrooms and three full bathrooms with one half bath. The sleek design features 10-foot ceilings, ash hardwood floors and a wrap-around covered front porch. The second level includes a 14-foot vaulted ceiling in the master bedroom and a second-floor laundry suite. A finished basement, attached garage and intricately designed mudroom round out the carefully arranged property. “This is an exciting project that was inspired by the builder’s life in Telluride, Colorado, and his wife who is both an artist and a curator,” said Principal Broker John Stough with Kentucky Select Properties. “It is quite the collaborative effort, and we are excited to introduce a new building into such an historic neighborhood.” To learn more about the home and its amenities, we spoke with the mastermind behind the project, T.M. Faversham of Deep Creek Builders.
A striking new home is incorporated into Crescent Hill By MARIAH KLINE Photos by TIM FURLONG JR.
What was in this space before? Previously, the site had a 100-year-old onestory bungalow. The home had a long life but unfortunately, it needed to be taken down. We tried to honor the house and those who built it by constructing a well-built home that hopefully, will last another 100 years.
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