Rose Hill (Louisville, Kentucky)

Rose Hill is a historic antebellum house located in Louisville, Kentucky, recognized for its unique Italianate architecture. Built in 1852 for merchant Emory Low, the house features a symmetrical design and a distinctive cupola. Despite its rich history, including the tragic death of Low during its construction, the house has undergone various ownerships and uses, including a period of disrepair before becoming a graphic design firm in 1975. Situated just three miles from Downtown Louisville, Rose Hill offers a glimpse into the region's architectural heritage and historical significance.