This house was built about 1895 by Frank Hulett, one of the most talented brick masons in Lexington at the turn of the 20th Century. The Kentucky Historic Resources inventory form says, "All other detailing is subordinate to the brick-work on this Princess Anne house on which much purpose-molded brick is featured.'' Former home of distinguished equine artist, Helen Hayse. Updated for the 21st Century with 400 amps electric service, all new wiring, all new plumbing, two new baths, updated kitchen, and 2-zone Geothermal heat and air conditioning. 3 of 5 fireplaces have ventless gas logs. Fantastic Victorian staircase, stained glass, hardwood floors & high-ceilings. Walkout basement and permanent stairs to floored attic. New roof in 2010. Privacy fence enclosed yard in rear. Off street secure parking accessed from alley at rear. Security system in place. 1 block walk to free Colt trolley, Transy, park, brewery, restaurants & more. Historic District.
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