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Subdivision Name
Jefferson Place
Property Address Number
920
Property Address Street Name
Jefferson
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Resource Number: 5BL 11309 <br />Temporary Resource Number: 157508405007 <br />15. Dimensions in feet: Length 50 x Width 40 <br />16. Number of stories: One <br />17. Primary external wall material(s): Asbestos <br />18. Roof configuration: Cross gabled roof <br />19. Primary external roof material: Asphalt <br />20. Special features: Attached garage, porch, fence <br />21. General architectural description: 920 Jefferson Avenue is a one-story, wood frame house, generally <br />rectangular in plan, with its primary facade facing west to Jefferson Avenue. The foundation is <br />partially concrete and partially stone, all painted light brown where visible. The exterior is clad with <br />cream -colored, flat, asbestos shingles with an undulating lower profile. The roof is cross -gabled and <br />covered with dark gray asphalt shingles. Eaves are boxed and wood fascia trim is painted brown. <br />The front of the building has three bays. A front -gabled wing at the north end projects out a few feet <br />from a central, front -gabled bay, which contains the south -facing entrance door and brown -painted <br />concrete porch. The southernmost bay is an attached garage opening to a driveway facing <br />Jefferson Avenue. A projecting corrugated metal shed roof on wrought iron framing shelters the <br />central bay's front porch and extends to the south end of the garage. A raised brick and stone <br />planter is located in front of the north and central bays. Windows are replacement wood sash with <br />brown and white wood trim. Some are single hung and some are sliders, and some openings appear <br />to be modified from the original. Centered on the northern wing of the front facade, there is a large <br />"picture" window with cream -colored fiberglass awning in black wrought iron framing. On the rear <br />(east) side of the house, there is a central gable interrupted by a later shed -roofed addition with a <br />rear entrance door. A brown -painted wood door leads from the garage to the back yard. <br />The architectural style is a mix of some characteristics of the Gabled Ell, with the front -facing garage <br />addition lending some characteristics of the Ranch style. <br />22. Architectural style/building type: Mixed style: Gabled Ell, Ranch (as altered) <br />23. Landscaping or special setting features: Jefferson Place Subdivision is a historic residential <br />neighborhood adjacent to downtown Louisville. The subdivision is laid out on a standard urban grid <br />of narrow, deep lots with rear alleys. Houses are built to a fairly consistent setback line along the <br />streets with small front lawns, deep rear yards and mature landscaping. Small, carefully maintained <br />single-family residences predominate. Most of the houses are wood framed, one or one and one- <br />half stories in height, featuring white or light-colored horizontal wood or steel siding, gabled or <br />hipped asphalt shingled roofs and front porches. While many of the houses have been modified <br />over the years, most of the historic character -defining features have been preserved. 920 Jefferson <br />Avenue is consistent with these patterns and blends well with the scale, if not the character, of the <br />neighborhood. <br />The south boundary of this property is one of seven locations where the original Jefferson Place plat <br />included a narrow, east -west alley. These alleys were abandoned in the 1970s and the property <br />deeded over to adjacent landowners. At 920 Jefferson, the additional property width was utilized for <br />an attached garage and driveway. This is one of very few houses in Jefferson Place with an <br />attached front -facing garage and concrete driveway, giving it some characteristics of the Ranch <br />style. The house is set close to the street with a shallow front lawn separated from the house by a <br />gravel strip with shrubs and a raised tan brick planter with a stone cap. A narrow side yard to the <br />north is planted with grass. The concrete driveway leads to the garage at the south end of the <br />house. South of the driveway there is a narrow side yard with small flowering shrubs set in white <br />gravel, bordered with scalloped, red colored concrete edging. The backyard is spacious and <br />enclosed mostly with chain link fencing, except along the south property line, where there is a vinyl <br />fence and a small section of wood fencing. In the backyard, there is a concrete patio and a concrete <br />stoop with two concrete steps adjacent to the house, with a concrete walk leading to a gate at the <br />alley. The western half of the yard has a lawn. The eastern half of the yard contains an <br />2 <br />
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