In the year of our Lord 1906, distiller Samuel Miller of Frankfort Distillery built the comely confines that is 54 Hill Road. Now, this iconic Tyler Park home is on the market for only the third time in its 120 history and not since 1978. The large corner lot, 3-car garage, 3000 square feet home has 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, formal living and dining rooms and a glassed-in front porch that runs the width of the farmhouse style home. In 1986, the current owners added an award winning passive solar addition by architect Mark Isaacs, which included a loft space and addition to the kitchen that added a wall of windows. The huge living room is amazing, the stately fireplace a wonder — many warm, magical family gatherings have occurred in this space of over the last century and many more await. The Tyler Park neighborhood is one of the more famous Olmsted parks in Louisville. It boasts pickleball, tennis, a splash park for the kids and ample field space. Several times a year, social and music events dot the landscape of Tyler Park. Cherokee Park is less than a mile away. The neighborhood is full of wonderful people who have community gatherings during the warm months at various hosts houses. Many shops, eateries, bars, and fine dining line the nearby Bardstown Road corridor. Hill Road is one of the most desirable streets in Louisville. There will be an estate sale the weekend of February 27th.