The agencies at Prospect
These agencies offer a selection of luxury properties vente at Prospect. Feel free to contact them for personalized assistance.
Set across 2.7 acres in Prospect's coveted River Glades neighborhood, this exceptional estate offers 8,400 finished square feet of timeless architecture, meticulous craftsmanship, and considered design. Designed by architect Dan Grimm and built by Meridian Construction, the residence was conceived with an uncompromising attention to detail—one that reveals itself not through a single statement, but through the cumulative effect of beautifully proportioned rooms, intricate millwork, layered ceiling treatments, custom cabinetry, rich natural materials, and a level of finish that feels increasingly rare. Inside, the home unfolds with an effortless sense of scale. Formal spaces feel refined without being precious, while the more relaxed living areas invite the rhythms of everyday life. Expansive windows draw the landscape inward, filling the interiors with natural light and creating a constant dialogue between the architecture and its surroundings. Throughout, finely executed woodwork, bespoke built-ins, substantial moldings, and thoughtfully selected stone and finishes give each room its own identity while maintaining a cohesive design language from one space to the next. At the heart of the home, the kitchen is designed as much for gathering as it is for cooking. Custom cabinetry and beautifully crafted surfaces are paired with professional-grade appliances and generous workspaces, creating a room equally suited to quiet mornings, family dinners, and evenings spent entertaining. From here, the home transitions naturally into its principal living spaces, where architectural detailing and comfortable proportions create an atmosphere that is sophisticated yet decidedly livable. The first-floor primary suite offers a quieter expression of luxury—a private retreat removed from the home's more social spaces and designed with the sensibility of a boutique hotel. A second bedroom suite on the main level provides equally thoughtful accommodations for guests, while two additional bedrooms upstairs create privacy and flexibility for family and visitors. Beyond the interiors, the property takes on the character of a private country retreat. The 2.7-acre grounds provide a remarkable sense of openness and privacy, with the pool becoming a natural extension of the home during warmer months. Long afternoons transition easily into dinners outdoors, while the sport court introduces a more playful dimension to the landscape. The result is an outdoor environment designed not simply to be viewed, but to be lived in. Adding another layer of versatility is the detached garage, above which sits a completely separate one-bedroom apartment. Ideal for extended stays, visiting family, an au pair, or a private work space, it provides the rare luxury of independent guest accommodations without sacrificing privacy within the main residence. What ultimately distinguishes this property is the completeness of its vision. Grimm's architecture, Meridian Construction's craftsmanship, the scale of the grounds, and the breadth of the lifestyle offering come together with unusual harmony. It is a home created for mornings around the kitchen, summers beside the pool, afternoons on the court, intimate dinners, and rooms filled with family and friends—a residence of exceptional quality that manages to feel both significant and deeply personal.
…By Lenihan Sotheby's International Realty
Situated on four separately deeded lots comprising 3.76 private acres, with frontage on Wolf Pen Branch and River Road, Somerset is a remarkable 1931 Dutch Colonial Revival estate where architectural significance, exceptional privacy, and thoughtful modernization come together in one of the city's most compelling settings. A winding approach reveals a timeless residence surrounded by rolling lawns, mature landscaping, established gardens, and sweeping sunset views toward the Ohio River. Most recently, the outdoor experience has been further elevated with the addition of a limestone patio accented by gas lanterns—an elegant extension of the home and a natural setting for outdoor dining and entertaining. Inside, the character of the original residence has been carefully preserved while extensive renovations have introduced the comfort and functionality expected of a modern luxury home. A comprehensive renovation led by Louisville architect Doug Schmitt transformed the interiors, including a beautifully appointed kitchen with custom cabinetry, Carrara marble countertops, a mahogany-topped island, premium appliances, and hardwood flooring. Generously scaled living spaces showcase the craftsmanship and architectural detail found throughout the home. The impressive great room spans more than 36 feet and features 9-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace, and a striking antique Italian marble mantel. Additional renovations expanded the home's versatility with a beautifully finished third floor offering a spacious bonus room and full bath, while the lower level provides a comfortable entertainment and media space, updated laundry room, and half bath. A whole-house generator provides additional peace of mind. Beyond the residence, the acreage is an increasingly rare offering in this location. Terraced gardens, mature plantings, expansive lawn, play space, and a detached two-car garage create the atmosphere of a private country estate within minutes of the city. The property's story is equally distinctive. Historically known as the Taylor/Chandler House, Somerset is recognized among the Country Estates of Historic River Road. The home was completed in 1931 by James Taylor, a notable builder and founder of the Harrods Creek neighborhood. Somerset is more than a residence—it is a rare opportunity to steward one of River Road's historic country estates while enjoying nearly four acres of privacy, beautifully evolved interiors, and a setting that would be extraordinarily difficult to recreate today.
…By Lenihan Sotheby's International Realty
Set among the trees in one of Indian Hills' most compelling natural settings, 62 Indian Hills Trail is a remarkable expression of mid-century modern architecture, thoughtfully reimagined for contemporary living. Originally built in 1962, the residence is defined by its extraordinary scale, strong architectural lines and an enduring connection between interior and landscape. With more than 9,300 square feet of finished living space set on approximately 1.34 acres, the residence offers a scale seldom found within architecture of this caliber. Four bedrooms, four full baths and one half bath are thoughtfully arranged throughout the residence. Walls of glass frame the surrounding tree canopy, filling the home with natural light while creating a sense of privacy that is increasingly rare. Expansive living spaces unfold with an effortless openness, balanced by warm materials, rich textures and carefully considered interior updates. Distinctive in both form and function, the Bulthaup kitchen is conceived as architecture rather than cabinetry,a refined composition of authentic materials, precise craftsmanship and exceptional functionality. Celebrated internationally for its philosophy of the kitchen as living space, Bulthaup's restrained, timeless design feels particularly at home within the residence's mid-century architecture, where clean lines and purposeful simplicity have always been fundamental to the design. The primary suite offers a private retreat, with a dedicated sitting area, two generous walk-in closets and a beautifully appointed bath featuring a freestanding soaking tub and expansive walk-in shower. A concealed closet door disappears seamlessly into the surrounding woodwork, an understated detail that speaks to the precision and restraint carried throughout the residence. A significant transformation of the former garage area introduces an entirely new living room, adding a beautifully proportioned gathering space and enhancing the way the home functions day to day. A newly created mudroom and laundry bring equal attention to utility, with thoughtful design, custom cabinetry and the added versatility of a caterer's kitchen. Further enhancing the home's thoughtful evolution, a sculptural spiral staircase establishes a direct connection to the lower-level office, lounge, full bath, sauna and fitness room, creating a more natural transition between the home's two levels. Visually striking yet entirely purposeful, the staircase brings these previously separate spaces into the broader experience of the residence while preserving their sense of privacy. A separate walkout lower level continues the home's open character, with a dedicated theater and projection system, wine room, mirrored fitness studio and generous areas for gathering. Broad expanses of glass maintain the home's remarkable connection to the landscape even at its lower elevations. Together, the two distinct lower levels extend the experience of the residence far beyond its primary living spaces, offering an uncommon degree of separation and versatility within the home. Outside, the experience has been similarly reconsidered. A new front driveway establishes a more intentional arrival, while extensive landscaping and hardscape transform the rear grounds into a series of sophisticated outdoor living and entertaining spaces. Tranquil koi ponds punctuate the landscape, while the architecture and grounds work in concert, with broad expanses of glass continually drawing the eye outward and reinforcing the home's defining relationship with its wooded surroundings. 62 Indian Hills Trail is not simply a preserved example of mid-century design. It is a residence that has continued to evolve, retaining the clarity and restraint of its original architecture while introducing the comfort, functionality and sophistication expected of a modern home. The result is singular: architecturally significant, exceptionally private and distinctly its own.
…By Lenihan Sotheby's International Realty
Perched above the sweeping landscapes of Cherokee Park, this remarkable residence—designed by renowned architect Frederic Morgan—captures a sense of history, architecture, and setting rarely found in the Highlands. Set on 1.01 acres with extraordinary views and direct access to the park, the property has been lovingly preserved by two generations of the original family since it was built in 1950, offering a rare opportunity to steward a truly distinctive Louisville home. Inside, the home reveals a collection of thoughtful architectural details, including a formal entrance foyer, graceful arched doorways, updated windows, and a beautiful marble mantel that anchors the main living space. The first floor offers a spacious formal living room, a family-sized dining room, a library, and a comfortable den with a wet bar. The primary bedroom is located on the main level along with a second bedroom that is currently arranged as a sitting room, accompanied by a primary bath and an additional full bath. The thoughtfully designed white gourmet kitchen opens to a cozy sunroom and sitting area filled with natural light. Upstairs, two charming bedrooms share a full hall bath, providing comfortable accommodations for family or guests. The beautifully landscaped backyard creates a peaceful retreat, complete with a sparkling gunite swimming pool with a deep end ideal for diving and a pool house that includes two dressing rooms and a half bath. Over the decades, the homeowners have carefully maintained and updated the property while preserving its architectural character. With its rich history, distinctive design, and exceptional location overlooking Cherokee Park, this home presents a rare opportunity to own a meaningful piece of Louisville's architectural heritage.
…By Lenihan Sotheby's International Realty
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These agencies offer a selection of luxury properties vente at Prospect. Feel free to contact them for personalized assistance.