THE HELM ROBERTS HOUSE

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New York meets Kentucky! Unique and outstanding brick townhouse, designed by renowned architect Helm Roberts for his family features extraordinary light and scale in the historic Gratz Park area. This home offers exposed brick living and entertainment space, and the convenience of a 3-story elevator. The recently updated property offers 5 bedrooms and 4 1/2 baths that can easily accommodate 10 guests.

  Take the elevator or stairs to the second level to enjoy the open, gorgeous living area. This level includes the dining space, gourmet kitchen, and 1/2 bath. In addition to the stunning dining room table that seats 14, there is also a breakfast nook and bar area to enjoy a quiet cup of coffee in the morning.

Take the elevator or stairs again to the third level to find three bedrooms. Two bedrooms have additional luxurious queen beds, and one bedroom has two very comfortable twin beds. One bedroom has an ensuite full bathroom, and there is also an additional full bathroom on this level. All bedrooms have plenty of room to store your personal items. This level also includes a conveniently placed laundry room with washing machine and dryer.

Finally, take the stairs to the top level where you will find a cozy loft. There’s yet another luxurious queen bed, seating area, kitchenette, full bath, and a gorgeous skylight. You may never want to leave this little slice of heaven!

The lower level of this beautiful home offers a private suite that includes a luxurious queen bed, full bath, wall-mounted television, kitchenette, and plenty of seating space. 

Outside there is a brick walled courtyard with center garden and fountain. There’s also a deck with a roomy seating area and gas grill.

Our visitors will love the convenience this home offers to Rupp Arena, Transylvania University, downtown restaurants, bars, shops, art galleries and historical landmarks like the Mary Todd Lincoln house. A short drive will get you to Keeneland, the Bourbon Trail, the Brewgrass Trail, the Kentucky Horse Park, and The Ashland Estate. The Lexington Visitor’s Center is a seven minute walk from the house where you can find maps, tour tickets, and information on all the activities you might be interested in.