One of the first two houses built in the area of First and Oak, it is completely restored and retains original stain glass, wood carving, moldings, light fixtures and fireplaces. Elegant Richardsonian Romanesque mansion built in 1893. All original woodwork and over 10,000 square feet of exotic woods make this a true luxury stay. This beautiful stone mansion was built in 1884, and faces Central Park. Originally the home of Vernon Price, a vinegar manufacturer and president of the Saturday Evening Post.
Central Park is at the front door.
This 1884 home is one of the most elegant and historically significant homes in Louisville. The home of Biderman DuPont during the Victorian Era, the mansion has welcomed Louisville's most prominent individuals and indeed, some of the country's most well-known leaders. This elegant Italianate home was built in 1897 and was associated with the railroad industry in Louisville for many decades. It is located just steps from beautiful St. James and Belgravia courts. The Inn also houses the art gallery of its owner.