Julie, like many of the interesting successful clients who are now her neighbors, was drawn many years ago to Anchorage's unique blend of history, antique charm, and small town neighborliness. Talk to her for a half an hour, and you'll think you've entered a close-knit town in a sentimental classic film. You begin to hear words that evoke images of Anchorage's history, of by-gone eras, of decades old stone walls, quaint antique cottages, and of course the romantic names, such as Gray Tower, Sycamore Meadow Farm, and Oakbourne. The images begin to cascade of children in holiday parades, of local policemen greeting children by name, of Civil War legends, of forgotten Louisville magnates taking summers near the Ohio River, of century-old horse farms and alluring river vistas. Then the architectural details begin to pepper the conversation, gracious styles and exquisite appointments, a French colonial, the ubiquitous antique hardwood floors, the granite countertops, window seats, tall ceilings, wainscoting that bespeak the discriminating tastes of Anchorage's settlers, old and new.

She also highlights other features of life in Anchorage, its superb neighborhood, Anchorage School K-8, which her children attend, and its unique blend of residents, living in homes ranging from cottages to castles, all attracted by the allure of this fabled, picturesque community. Julie punctuates her praise for her beloved Anchorage by concluding, It's a wonderful, charming town. There is no place I'd rather live.

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