Behind the gates and up a tree-lined mall, designed by the famed Olmstead landscaping firm, is the iconic Boxhill Estate. This 120-year-old Georgian Revival estate is a unique piece of Louisville history. Two notable architects instilled their vision on the estate–Joseph E. Chandler in 1906 and Stratton Hammon in the 1930s–and their exquisite attention to detail and materials are evident throughout. The two-story foyer, with a curving staircase and black and white marble floors, hints at a gracious floorplan with a strikingly modern, open feel. Luxurious finishes abound, like the cherry-paneled library and intricate box and crown molding. Despite the estate’s provenance, there is an opportunity to impart a mark on a piece of history. The expansive grounds offer an idyll overlooking the Ohio River. Whether desiring nature or entertaining on a grand scale, this gorgeous seven acre property provides the best of both worlds. Property and opportunity details provided by seller or others; buyer to verify.