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Tyrone Stone | Building the Bluegrass
Tyrone stone is a local limestone found around the Kentucky River palisades in the Inner Bluegrass. It’s known for its bright white tone as it ages, durability, and “birdseye” texture. Popular among Central Kentucky builders for centuries, in the 20th century it was particularly favored by architects like Hugh Meriwether.
The [...]
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July 29, 2025
D.C. Atkins, Lexington’s Dean of Decorators | Building the Bluegrass
Often called Lexington’s “Dean of Decorators,” D.C. Atkins was at one time the best-known interior decorator in Central Kentucky. While he assisted with the restoration of Ashland, the Henry Clay Estate, The Keene Place, and decorated numerous private homes, Atkins lacked any formal design education.
His rise from humble beginnings near [...]
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July 24, 2025
Why buyers hate shoe booties
Decades of experience have taught us that buyers unconsciously shy away from properties with certain characteristics. Allow our expertise to help prevent these common seller pitfalls.
These features suggest to buyers that a seller might be challenging during negotiation or due diligence.
Requiring shoe booties at the door during a showing is [...]
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May 19, 2025