Classic Beauty and Quality. The Henry Frank House was built in the early 1920's and many consider it the ''Signature House of Middletown''. The home sits on 2.66 acres in the heart of Middletown. The Frank house is a five-bay two story stone structure. Partially exposed chimneys are located at each end. The returned cornice which extends across the front is decorated with modillions. According to the National Registry Historical Marker, the home was designed by prominent Louisville architect Arthur Loomis and constructed by Frank. At the entrance you are greeted by a grand foyer and a divided staircase. Meticulous attention was given to detail in the spacious living room with a fireplace on one side of the foyer and the timeless charm of the dining room on the opposite side. The walls are of reinforced concrete faced with limestone as are the floors which are covered with beautiful hardwood flooring. The kitchen has been fully modernized while keeping the vibe of the historic house; featuring a large walk-in pantry, granite countertops, a double copper sink and a copper hood vent are just a few of the highlights. So much interesting history - from the exemption of prohibition vault in the basement to the grand palette for outdoor entertaining. Along with what some consider the oldest tree in Middletown on the property. This is a must-see in a prime location!