A Louisville home that made headlines in 2009 when it was designed by a local architect is now for sale.
Listed for $899,000, the home at 1824 Eastern Parkway is a modern marvel nestled in one of Louisville’s oldest and most popular neighborhoods — the Highlands.
Here are the specs:
- Two bedrooms + four bathrooms
- Oak hardwood floors
- Floating staircase
- Designer features + appliances throughout the house
- 3,562 sqft over four levels
- A theater room, featuring a 4K laser projector, 133-inch screen, and 13 built-in wall speakers + subwoofer
- A two-car steel carport, featuring a Tesla electric car charger, that also serves as a rear deck
In 2009, the home’s owners Bob German + Brent Carter hired architect Michael Koch to renovate the house, using the original foundation the home was built on.
Koch has designed several other notable buildings in the Louisville area — there’s even a book about his work called, “Close to Home: Buildings and Projects of Michael Koch, Architect.”
Koch’s other notable work includes:
- The Arts and Science Building, Performing Arts Center, and Assumption Green at Assumption High School
- The building currently occupied by Seviche in the Highlands
- The Sky Chapel at Mary and Elizabeth Hospital
Koch spoke about his book + career at the Filson Historical Society in 2022 — he even specifically discussed the “German Carter House.”
