229 Stokesay, Ludlow, KY 41016 Listing Details: MLS 513198 Northern Kentucky Real Estate

NOTE: This property was sold on 3/28/2018 and is no longer available. The details listed below are believed accurate to the date of the sale and are subject to change.

Rooms and Dimensions
Bathrooms
Bath 1:	F (Level: 2)
Bath 2:	F (Level: B)
Room Dimensions
Bedroom 1:	17 x 10 (Level: 2)
Bedroom 2:	14 x 9 (Level: 2)
Bedroom 3:	11 x 8 (Level: 2)
Dining Room:	11 x 14 (Level: 1)
Family Room:	20 x 28 (Level: B)
Kitchen:	14 x 10 (Level: 1)
Laundry Room:	12 x 17 (Level: B)
Living Room:	14 x 14 (Level: 1)
Other Room 1:	19 x 6 (Level: B)

Additional Details
Feature
County:	Kenton County
Acres:	0.08 Acres
Age:	93
Appliances:	Dishwasher, Microwave, Oven/Range, Refrigerator
Architecture:	Traditional
Basement Type:	Partial
Construction:	Stucco, Vinyl
Cooling:	Central Air
Fireplace:	Inoperable
Garage:	None
Garage spaces:	0
Gas:	Natural
Heating:	Forced Air
Kitchen:	Eat-In, Vinyl Floor, Walkout
Levels:	2 Story
Lot description:	Irregular
Master Bedroom:	Wood Floors
Misc:	Ceiling Fan, Estate Sale, Home Warranty, Laundry Chute
Outside:	Covered Deck, Porch
Parking:	Off Street, On Street
School district:	Ludlow Independent
Sewer:	Public
Water:	Public

About Ludlow

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Ludlow was once home to Lagoon Amusement Park, a major recreational center for the Greater Cincinnati area between 1895 and 1920. After its closing, part of the Lagoon property was developed as a residential neighborhood. Today parts of Lake Street, Laurel, Stokesay, Deverill and Ludford were built on its site.

Ludlow, situated in north central Kenton County, is often thought of as a suburb of Covington, Kentucky. The city is bordered on the north by the Ohio River, on the east by Covington, and shares its southern border with Fort Wright. With its easy access to the riverfront and I-75, it has become a bedroom community for many who work across the river. The city, like many other small towns, experienced a baby boom following World War II, but today Ludlow is known for its close-knit neighborhoods. There are 4,400 residents. One finds many types of homes in Ludlow. From newly built condominiums with sweeping river views to older homes with character, there are a wide variety of styles and prices in housing options.

Less than five minutes from downtown Cincinnati off easily accessible I-75, it’s easy to get around in Ludlow. Meandering Kentucky Route 8 (Elm Street or Highway Avenue) is the main access to the city, linking it to Bromley on the west and Covington to the east. St. Rt. 1072 (or Sleepy Hollow Rd) offers easy access to the city. The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) provides bus service through the region and into downtown Cincinnati. Greater Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport is nearby at a close 14 miles.

Several Northern Kentucky hospitals and their branches, St. Elizabeth and St. Elizabeth, are within a few minutes driving. The Ludlow Volunteer Fire provides EMS service to the area.

For everyday needs, Ludlow has many options from locally owned and nationally branded stores and shops. Most residents patronize other Kenton County communities of Covington, Villa Hills, Ft. Mitchell or Crescent Springs to do their daily shopping. Downtown Cincinnati and several local shopping malls offer more extensive shopping within a 15-minute drive.

Riverfront access allows boaters and fishing enthusiasts easy access to the Ohio River. Numerous festivals and outdoor events each summer weekend provide an endless supply of outdoor activities in nearby Cincinnati, Covington and Newport riverfronts. The city hosts an annual yard sale, a Memorial Day parade and a Holidays Shop Day (in support of local businesses).