1014 Hull St

Description

Elevator-ready new construction in Phoenix Hill — a rare three-story modern residence with garage parking, skyline-oriented outdoor living, and the opportunity to customize the interior before construction begins. This striking urban home is designed to take full advantage of one of the area's most unique infill opportunities: a narrow city lot with downtown views, established modern architecture on both sides, and direct access to the energy of Louisville's urban core. The proposed design features a bold contemporary exterior with a medium red brick façade, black-framed windows, dark accents, clean modern lines, a covered upper-level outdoor space, and an alley-loaded garage. The architectural form has been thoughtfully developed to fit the character of Hull Street while maximizing vertical living, natural light, and future skyline-oriented outdoor space. This is a proposed build concept, giving the future buyer the ability to help shape the interior layout, room configuration, finishes, and selections while preserving the exterior architectural form, overall geometry, number of floors, and garage orientation. Think of it as a refined "white box" opportunity: the major design direction is already established, while the inside can still be tailored to the buyer's lifestyle. From future upper-level living or outdoor space, imagine evenings overlooking downtown Louisville, the Ohio River corridor, bridges, city lights, and the energy of Thunder Over Louisville in the distance. Located minutes from NuLu, downtown, Germantown, Baxter Avenue, restaurants, breweries, hospitals, employment centers, and the riverfront, this proposed home offers the rare combination of modern design, urban convenience, garage parking, future elevator capability, and a view-driven setting. Buyer may pursue this proposed concept, customize the interior with the design/build team, or purchase the lot separately under the associated land listing. Final price, square footage, floor plan, finishes, specifications, construction timeline, financing, and builder agreement are subject to final design, selections, permitting, and approvals. Lot must be purchased and closed separately before construction can begin. Buyer to verify zoning, setbacks, utilities, buildability, approvals, and all development requirements.