Hot Homes: Make a splash at this $8 million Mockingbird Valley mansion with a secluded pool

Yes, the frog statues are included.

a Georgian-style house down a long driveway

This 18-year-old house is currently the most expensive home on the market in Derby City.

Photo by Kentucky Select Properties, John A Stough, and Mac Barlow

Renting a house with a pool for the weekend is all well and good, but what if you want to make a splash and own the pool yourself?

That’s what you’d get if you bought this $8 million tidal wave of a mansion in Mockingbird Valley — not to mention an elevator + murals by Louisville artist Claire Hirn. It’s currently the most expensive house on the market in Derby City, and it’s not hard to see why.

a luxury white kitcken

Imagine the breakfast spread possibilities.

Photo by Kentucky Select Properties, John A Stough, and Mac Barlow

The Georgian-style house was designed by William T. Baker, a residential designer based in Atlanta, and built in 2006.

Here’s a sampling of what else the home has to offer:

  • 16,000 sqft, including five bedrooms, seven full baths, and two half-baths
  • A curved grand staircase inside the foyer
  • A butler’s kitchen connecting the dining room and kitchen
  • A three-car garage
a round pool surrounded by a patio and frog statues.

The pool is secluded from the house across a short grassy walk

Photo by Kentucky Select Properties, John A Stough, and Mac Barlow

Then of course, there’s the pool, set back from the house and adorned with three frog statues. Let’s be honest: It’s not worth $8 million without them.

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