478 W Broadway St, Danville, KY 40422

Historic, classic, regal -- all words to describe this stately Colonial home that hearkens back to the formative years of Danville in 1832. One of the city's first homes on record, and designated the Rice-Cowan House, (a Kentucky landmark worthy of preservation), by The Kentucky Heritage Council, this treasured residence sits directly adjacent to the original hospital that housed Ephraim McDowell. The 3,047 square foot story-and-a-half has been adoringly cared for over the years, and has much to offer. Starting with the traditional floor plan, a welcoming entryway is flanked by two formal living rooms, (one could be a bedroom) -- each with (what sellers assume to be) gorgeous original fireplaces. Those spacious rooms open up to a nice, light-filled study/office space, an elegant formal dining room, a large eat-in kitchen, a first-floor laundry/utility room, a full bath with stand-up shower and a first-floor bedroom with full bathroom and soaking tub. Too many positives to name!