Experience the timeless character of this beautifully restored downtown Lexington home, where historic charm meets thoughtfully updated modern living. Ideally located within walking distance of downtown restaurants, shopping, Central Bank Center, and the new Gatton Park on the Town Branch, this home offers exceptional convenience in the heart of the city. Extensive improvements include updated sewer and plumbing lines, electrical, HVAC, insulation, appliances, and more, providing peace of mind while preserving the home's original character. Hardwood flooring flows throughout the interior, complemented by a beautifully restored staircase that serves as a striking architectural centerpiece. The main level features an open-concept kitchen and family room anchored by a natural gas linear fireplace and bar area, creating an inviting space for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen opens directly to the rear deck and patio, extending the living space outdoors. A separate living room and formal dining room provide additional flexibility for gatherings and special occasions. Upstairs, you'll find three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a conveniently located laundry room. The spacious primary suite includes a large walk-in closet and an updated ensuite bathroom. The third floor offers a versatile office or flex space with hardwood flooring, while the finished basement provides additional living space ideal for a media room, recreation area, or entertaining, along with unfinished storage. Step outside to a private backyard retreat featuring a deck, patio, and hot tub, creating a rare outdoor oasis in downtown Lexington. Whether enjoying a quiet evening or hosting family and friends, this space is designed to be enjoyed year-round. With its exceptional restoration, modern updates, versatile living spaces, and premier downtown location, this home offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the best of historic Lexington living. Schedule your private showing to experience everything this remarkable property has to offer.
