910 Cherokee Rd, Louisville, KY 40204

In the heart of the Cherokee Triangle, where Louisville's architectural legacy and vibrant culture converge, this home stands as a rare and storied offering. Built in 1900 by Joseph Edward Marret, proprietor of the distinguished florist shop once located on Cherokee Road, his residence is woven into the very fabric of the neighborhood. Today, this remarkable residence has been restored as an elegant single-family home, offering the rare opportunity to steward a piece of Louisville history while enjoying modern comfort. The main level unfolds with a formal foyer showcasing inlaid hardwood floors, cut-glass entry doors with transom, and an open staircase framed by leaded glass and a window seat. A gracious parlor features two pairs of substantial pocket doors, a crystal chandelier, original cylinder glass windows, and a fireplace, creating an ideal setting for intimate gatherings. The dining room, scaled to host large parties with ease, is equally impressive, illuminated by chandelier