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Archiect: Charles Cash, AIA & Mary Herd Jackson, AIA
charles@charlescashaia.com
mherdjack@bellsouth.net
Henderson House
201 Crescent Court
Louisville 40206
Type:
Residential Renovation and Carriage House.
Homeowners:
Jim Adams and Barbara Montgomery. Jim is an attorney with Dinsmore & Shohl. Barbara is a well-known children’s photographer and owner of Barbara Montgomery Portraits.
Home:
This is a well-known 6-bed, 4-bath home in Crescent Hill referred to as the “Hendon House” that dates back to the 1840s.
Distinctive elements: Original flooring in many of the rooms; pull doorbell that operates on a pulley system; 10 fireplaces; balcony off master bathroom; renovated kitchen that opens to the family room; elegant light fixtures; tall ceilings and large windows; original art done by Barbara and many of her family members; family collectibles; and spacious rooms.
Applause! Applause! Jim and Barbara were pleased with the assistance they had from architect Charles Cash for the roof design that helped in a major structural problem; Isaac Contracting & Design for implementing the plan for the roof; Diane Stege and Joan Waddell for their interior design assistance; architect Mary Jackson for the design of the kitchen, family room, laundry room and carriage house; Green-Way Irrigation for the sprinkler system, water features and landscaping; Cecilia Hardin for creating the “ball gown” curtains for the living and dining room; and handyman, Gualberto Najera.
charles@charlescashaia.com
mherdjack@bellsouth.net
Henderson House
201 Crescent Court
Louisville 40206
Type:
Residential Renovation and Carriage House.
Homeowners:
Jim Adams and Barbara Montgomery. Jim is an attorney with Dinsmore & Shohl. Barbara is a well-known children’s photographer and owner of Barbara Montgomery Portraits.
Home:
This is a well-known 6-bed, 4-bath home in Crescent Hill referred to as the “Hendon House” that dates back to the 1840s.
Distinctive elements: Original flooring in many of the rooms; pull doorbell that operates on a pulley system; 10 fireplaces; balcony off master bathroom; renovated kitchen that opens to the family room; elegant light fixtures; tall ceilings and large windows; original art done by Barbara and many of her family members; family collectibles; and spacious rooms.
Applause! Applause! Jim and Barbara were pleased with the assistance they had from architect Charles Cash for the roof design that helped in a major structural problem; Isaac Contracting & Design for implementing the plan for the roof; Diane Stege and Joan Waddell for their interior design assistance; architect Mary Jackson for the design of the kitchen, family room, laundry room and carriage house; Green-Way Irrigation for the sprinkler system, water features and landscaping; Cecilia Hardin for creating the “ball gown” curtains for the living and dining room; and handyman, Gualberto Najera.
