RENOVATIONS & PROJECTS

A black metal railing alongside concrete stairs, with lush green bushes and trees in the background.

Here we grow again.


The photos below highlight just a small sampling of the thoughtful architectural and landscape details found throughout the Evergreen Real Estate projects in downtown Anchorage. Each finish tells a story of skilled craftsmanship, timeless design, and deep respect for the historical character of the area.

From restored iron railings and custom mahogany doors to copper gutters, slate roofing, and limestone walkways, every element is chosen with care to complement the original beauty of these historic buildings. Inside and out, these properties feature finely crafted woodwork, period-appropriate hardware, and artistic masonry that reflect the high standards of Evergreen’s restoration approach.

In addition to architectural touches, Evergreen has transformed the surrounding landscapes into peaceful, inviting spaces. Cobblestone paths, hand-laid brickwork, native plantings, seasonal blooms, and custom lighting bring warmth and charm to the downtown environment—enhancing walkability, community pride, and the natural beauty Anchorage is known for.

These details are more than cosmetic—they represent a vision to preserve the past while building for the future. Take a closer look and explore the craftsmanship that makes downtown Anchorage one of Kentucky’s most picturesque communities.

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  • Close-up view of a brick sidewalk with red and gray bricks, bordered by a painted white line.
  • Close-up of a white decorative molding on a building's exterior corner, showing detailed architectural design.
  • Front entrance of a residential building with decorative trim, black door, two wall-mounted sconce lights with white globes, and landscaped shrubs and bushes.
  • Outdoor wall of a house with a black lantern-style light fixture, yellow siding, white trim, and a copper gutter.
  • Under construction inside a building with exposed concrete floor, scaffolding, and building materials, with large window and glass door opening to outdoor parking lot with red truck.
  • Exterior of a house with a decorative white plaster ornament above a window, two lantern-style light fixtures on either side, and sunlight casting shadows on the wall.
  • Reception area with dark wood counters and decorative ironwork dividers, signage for a school spirit event, and a partially visible seating area with upholstered chairs.
  • Under construction building with columns, scaffolding, and a grassy yard
  • Bridge under construction over muddy creek, surrounded by green trees
  • Construction workers are building a house on stilts using wooden pallets, with the house elevated above the ground on support beams, in a residential area with trees nearby.
  • A flatbed truck transporting a large, reddish-brown bridge section on a curved road, with an American flag on a pole and trees in the background.
  • Construction workers are building a chimney on a house using scaffolding, with a cherry picker lift extended nearby, under a blue sky with some clouds and leafless trees in the background.
Small tree planted in a grassy area with a backdrop of taller trees and bushes in a natural outdoor setting.

Projects


We’re excited to announce a beautiful new addition to the Anchorage Trail! In partnership with the Anchorage Garden Club, a certified Monarch Waystation is being established along the trail to support one of nature’s most remarkable migrations.

Each fall, millions of monarch butterflies travel thousands of miles from the United States and Canada to their overwintering grounds in Mexico and California. This awe-inspiring journey is one of the world’s great natural phenomena—but it’s increasingly at risk due to habitat loss across North America.

Monarch Waystations are specially designed habitats that provide the vital resources monarchs need to survive and thrive. These include milkweed plants for monarch larvae and nectar-rich flowers for adult butterflies. Without access to these plants during the breeding and migration seasons, monarchs would not be able to complete their life cycle or long-distance journey.

By planting and maintaining this Waystation, the Anchorage Garden Club is helping preserve the monarch population and ensuring that future generations can continue to witness their incredible migration. The Waystation will also serve as a vibrant educational and ecological feature along the trail—inviting walkers, families, and nature lovers to learn more about pollinator conservation and the delicate balance of our natural world.

Stay tuned for progress updates and planting events as this project comes to life on the Trail!