Built in the 1880s with 48 rooms, a Louisville mansion later helped inspire the Speed Art Museum; nearly 140 years later, it is for sale for $1.95 million
- It was used by the Kentucky College of Art + Design as an office and educational space.
- The college has since relocated to a larger campus on Garvin Place in Old Louisville, making the historic property available for a new owner.
- A Louisville landmark is back on the market, giving potential buyers a chance to own a sprawling mansion tied to one of the city's most important cultural institutions.
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- It was used by the Kentucky College of Art + Design as an office and educational space.
- The college has since relocated to a larger campus on Garvin Place in Old Louisville, making the historic property available for a new owner.
- A Louisville landmark is back on the market, giving potential buyers a chance to own a sprawling mansion tied to one of the city's most important cultural institutions.
Sources: Times of India