For now, we require all our guests to be vaccinated from COVID-19 in order to protect you, us and our other guests. This is our home and it needs to be safe for all. We are both vaccinated and in good health. Please wear a mask when near others indoors except when eating breakfast or when outside. If you are unwilling to comply with these requests, we respectfully ask you to find other accommodations. Thanks and stay safe.
Each chamber has a private bath with shower and tub, thick terry cloth robes, thirsty oversized towels, hair dryers and lighted make-up mirrors. If you forget any "necessities," or if you need anything that you don't see, just ask. We'll see to it that it's made available to you.
Your full “Kentucky-gourmet” breakfast may be served in the lovely, formal dining room, set with antique china, sterling silver and crystal – or, you might dine in the sunlit gathering room, with authentic Kentucky Bybee pottery and pewter. On those gorgeous Kentucky mornings, when the sun is shining and the outdoor temperature hovers around 75°, you could be served al fresco on the beautiful deck with myriad blooming plants surrounding you!
In 1839, Hazael and Nancy Jane Tucker purchased their homestead and commissioned John Stone to build this brick, Federal-style home, which has now been placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Tucker House is located between the historic communities of Middletown and Jeffersontown and is just 15 miles from Louisville.