A Louisville home that made headlines in 2009 when it was designed by a local architect is now for sale.

Listed for $899,000, the home at 1824 Eastern Parkway is a modern marvel nestled in one of Louisville's oldest and most popular neighborhoods — the Highlands.

Here are the specs:

Two bedrooms + four bathrooms
Oak hardwood floors
Floating staircase
Designer features + appliances throughout the house
3,562 sqft over four levels
A theater room, featuring a 4K laser projector, 133-inch screen, and 13 built-in wall speakers + subwoofer
A two-car steel carport, featuring a Tesla electric car charger, that also serves as a rear deck

The interior includes solid oak flooring throughout. | Photo by Louisville Real Estate Media

In 2009, the home's owners Bob German + Brent Carter hired architect Michael Koch to renovate the house, using the original foundation the home was built on.

Koch has designed several other notable buildings in the Louisville area — there's even a book about his work called, "Close to Home: Buildings and Projects of Michael Koch, Architect."

The home is built around a central brick wall, that's featured on each level. | Photo by Louisville Real Estate Media

Koch's other notable work includes:

The Arts and Science Building, Performing Arts Center, and Assumption Green at Assumption High School
The building currently occupied by Seviche in the Highlands
The Sky Chapel at Mary and Elizabeth Hospital

Koch spoke about his book + career at the Filson Historical Society in 2022 — he even specifically discussed the "German Carter House."