,This delightful 3-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom brick home is situated in the city of Wellington and is on the market for the first time ever! Owned by the same family for generations, this charming home features large living space, hardwood floors throughout, replacement windows and loads of character. The warm and welcoming full front porch leads to a spacious living room with a wood burning fireplace flanked by built-in shelves and an adjacent dining room large enough to accommodate a complete dining room set. A swinging door connects the dining room to the sizable eat-in kitchen with gas range, refrigerator and plenty of original charm. You will really be amazed by the amount of space to work with in this kitchen! The first floor also features a bedroom, currently used as an office, with cedar-lined closet and a hall guest bath that has been updated with a new sink and flooring. The convenient laundry chute is located in this bath. Upstairs are two very large bedrooms with plenty of light, each with one of the front dormers on the house, and good closet space. One of the bedrooms has an adorable bonus room on the back of the house that could be used as a nursery, small office or additional sleeping area. The large full bath upstairs has original tile, a nice pedestal sink, tub/shower enclosure and a linen closet. Additionally, the upstairs has a large hall cedar closet and attic access. There is a full, unfinished, walk-up basement with laundry and huge double sink. The backyard has a very large, two-tiered, partially-covered deck that opens onto the treed, fenced yard with a 2 car detached garage. Located a short walk from Bardstown Road's restaurants, boutiques and businesses and with nearby access to the Watterson Expressway, this home is a great find in a great location. For buyer assurance the seller is offering a 1-year HMS Home Warranty.
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