c.1890 Painted Lady in Kentucky $199,900

OHU50K Notes $199,900

Located on a corner lot is this Painted Lady in Kentucky. The four bedroom, 2.5 bath Victorian has a showstopper exterior and is in walking distance to all that downtown has to offer. The 3,027 square foot home has hardwood floors, central air and heat, updated electrical, and a detached workshop.

House View featured at 802 Jefferson St, Paducah, KY, 42001

Realtor Comments

This historic home is a stone’s throw from downtown, boasting original hardwood floors, dual laundry rooms, and updated electrical, gas heating and central air. Previously an attorney’s office with B-3 zoning, its potential is limitless.

4 bed
2.5 bath
Build date 1890

Aerial View featured at 802 Jefferson St, Paducah, KY, 42001

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802 Jefferson St, Paducah, KY 42001 $199,900

Contact Realtor: Karen Stone – Exp Realty Llc
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Painted Lady

In architecture, the term “painted lady” typically refers to a specific style of Victorian or Edwardian residential houses that are known for their vibrant and multicolored exterior paint schemes. The term gained popularity in the United States during the late 20th century and is often associated with the Victorian architecture prevalent in San Francisco.

Painted ladies are characterized by their ornate and elaborate architectural details, such as intricate woodwork, decorative trim, and embellishments. They are often two or three stories tall and feature a variety of architectural styles, including Queen Anne, Italianate, and Stick-Eastlake.

What distinguishes painted ladies from other architectural styles is their exuberant use of color. These houses are typically painted in multiple bright colors that highlight and accentuate their intricate architectural features. Each painted lady house may have a different color scheme, with contrasting hues used for the trim, moldings, and window frames. The result is a visually striking and whimsical appearance.

While the term “painted lady” is commonly associated with Victorian houses in San Francisco, similar colorful and ornate houses can be found in other cities across the United States and around the world. These houses are often cherished for their historical and architectural significance and are considered iconic representations of a particular era in architectural design.