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307 Eisenhower Dr., east view — Current Photo <br />ARCHITECTURAL INTEGRITY: <br />The house at 307 Eisenhower Drive was constructed from 1922-1925 by the Hocheder <br />family. The house has a stone fagade making it unique among homes in the Louisville <br />area. This vernacular bungalow is a single story with a low-pitched front -gable roof. It <br />has wide, unenclosed eave overhang, and originally had a prominent full -width front <br />porch (later enclosed) covered by the main roof, all of which are common features for <br />bungalow -form homes. Early pictures show exposed rafter tails, however those have <br />been enclosed. The decorative triangular knee braces under the gables on the facade <br />and rear elevation appear to be original, while the decorative woodwork and shingles on <br />the front elevation were added post-1965. Excluding the area that was formerly the front <br />porch, the window and door placement appears to have remained the same over time. <br />The residence has a rectangular plan and retains its original footprint. The home shows <br />a high degree of architectural integrity. <br />The following primary changes to the property occurred over time: <br />• Front porch enclosed; <br />• Rafter tails enclosed; <br />• Roof replaced; <br />• Decorative woodwork added to the front gable; <br />• Detached garage added. <br />