Here you see a great example of a grand home in The Highlands If there's a hot spot in Louisville real estate, it's the Highlands. In fact, the Highlands are so popular that neighboring subdivions have "borrowed" the Highlands name for themselves so it's tough to know where the Highlands begins and ends. Much of the draw are the amazing number of great restaurants and shops that run up and down Bardstown Road. There's never a shortage of places to eat! As far as housing goes, there's a wide variety of home styles, sizes and prices in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood. Learn More »

Indian Springs is one of my favorite neighborhoods in Louisville's East End. Partly because we used to live there. It's a great place! Another reason is because like GlenOaks, Glenmary, Hurstbourne, Lake Forest and Polo Fields the neighborhood is built around a beautiful, green golf course. Given the amazing location of Indian Springs, I would expect the home prices to be higher, so that's another big plus. This is a Louisville neighborhood definitely worth your consideration. Learn More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spotlights on the Best Louisville Neighborhoods. If

Glenmary is an outstanding community off Bardstown Road just south of the Gene Snyder. It began in the late 1980's and is continuing strong today with new homes being built in the Glenmary Estates section of the neighborhood. Similar to GlenOaks, Lake Forest and Hurstbourne, Glenmary is carefully crafted around a gorgeous golf course. There's a great deal of development heading out Bardstown Rd. towards Mt. Washington but there's nothing I like more than Glenmary. Read More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spotlights on the Best Louisville Neighborhoods. If you have a n

The Bridges of Razor Creek is a new development within Jeffersontown that began in 2004 and is filling out nicely. Elite Homes, famous for their Extreme Makeover Home Edition build for the Hughes Family, is both the developer and builder for this community. The development is off a less busy street so it's very private. Homes start in the low $300k's and move up to to the mid $400k's. Looking to build in JTown? This neighborhood is worth a look! Read More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spotlights on the Best Louisville Neighborhoods. If you have a neighborhood that you

Graymoor-Devondale is an unassuming neighborhood in an amazing part of town. Close to shopping, schools, the expressway and just minutes from Downtown, this neighborhood really does have it all. Just north of Lyndon, Graymoor-Devondale is the merger of two previously separate neighborhoods. Also nearby are the great subdivisions of Northfield and the Woods of St. Thomas. Read More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spotlights on the Best Louisville Neighborhoods. If you have a neighborhood that you think deserves coverage, please contact us.

For the past 30 years, Hunting Creek has been the standard of luxury homes and condos in Prospect. New neighborhoods, like nearby Sutherland, have come and surpassed it. With the addition of the Hunting Creek Estates section, the battle is on again. There are some amazing homes in this neighborhood! While the two-story traditional is very common to Louisville and can be found in most every neighborhood in the city, the difference here is the setting. Hunting Creek Estates has huge lots and in most cases these lots are incredible. Read More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spot

Forest Springs (along with Forest Springs North) is a great neighborhood in Louisville's east end off LaGrange Road just outside of the Gene Snyder Expressway, near Rock Springs, Woodmont and Fox Run. Homes here are reasonably priced while still being part of a great community with tennis courts, pool and clubhouse. This subdivision has some beautiful homes and is located in a great part of town where a lot of new development is taking place. Read More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spotlights on the Best Louisville Neighborhoods. If you have a neighborhood that you think des

Indian Hills is one of Louisville's grand ole neighborhoods. For the affluent home buyers, this subdivion is close to the city (Area 3, not to be confused with the Indian Hills located in Franklin or Carroll counties) but still boasts large lots, mature trees and beautiful rolling hills. Like Anchorage in many ways, this city has a great reputation for varied styles of home design. Indian Hills is also similar to Anchorage in that there's a wide range of home ages and even values, even though more are at the higher end of the price spectrum. There are some truly magnificent properties loca

Asbury Park is a unique neighborhood in Louisville's East End near Prospect and Springhurst. Asbury Park is unique because of the way the homes are laid out around green spaces, with small lots and garages only in the rear of the property. Similar in some aspects to Norton Commons, Asbury Park harkens back to an older time where people walked more and interacted their neighbors on a regular basis. Near shopping at The Summit, several dining options and access to the expressways, this great neighborhood has a lot of positive traits. You won't find many neighborhoods with character like this

Spent a good portion of yesterday working on this new map that will allow Louisville homebuyers to search active listings by neighborhoods and it all starts with my new Louisville KY Neighborhoods Map. Check it out. I'd love to hear what you think!

Briar Hill is a great neighborhood in the southern portion of Oldham County (Area 21) that's been nice for 20 years and is now taking off! About 24 years ago they started building custom homes on larger lots without moving too far east of the Jefferson County line. Today they're building even nicer, custom homes, similar to those you might find in Hillcrest on Oldham's north side. Because of it's location in Crestwood and growing size, Briar Hill is a popular place for a homebuyer seeking the top-rate Oldham Co. schools without moving too far from Louisville. If you like GlenOaks, you shou

Oxmoor Woods is a small, but prestigeous neighborhood in Hurstbourne near Jeffersontown in Louisville. Unlike some high-end neighborhoods in the east end, this one is very centrally located, close to both Highway 64 and the Watterson Expressway. Just minutes away from all the great restaurants and stores on Hurstbourne Lane, not to mention Oxmoor Mall and The Mall at St. Matthews, Oxmoor Woods has a great deal to like for those looking in this price range. Read More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spotlights on the Best Louisville Neighborhoods. If you have a

Alia is a small but unique subdivision in Louisville's East End. These high-end single family homes and condos are truly luxurious. Located just off Highway 22, near Northfield and the Woods of St. Thomas, Alia is in a great location, near shopping, restaurants and the expressways. This neighborhood began in the last 90s and is nearing completion now. Read More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spotlights on the Best Louisville Neighborhoods. If you have a neighborhood that you think deserves coverage, please contact us.

Glen Lakes is new neighborhood in the popular Eastwood area of eastern Louisville, Kentucky. Just east of Middletown and Lake Forest, Glen Lakes is building new, single-family homes with Elite Homes and McBride Homes. Close to the Polo Fields, the Flat Rock Road area is really booming with several new developments all getting started recently. New homes start in the low $300s and go up from there. This is a lower price point than Locust Creek just a bit down the road. If you're looking for homes less than three years old in this price range, head to Glen Lakes to see what options are av

Mockingbird Gardens in Louisville's east end has some of the city's most prestigeous properties. Like nearby Indian Hills there are some incredible homes here. The age of homes here are newer, more akin to neighborhoods like Beech Spring Farm and Spring Farm, these high-end properties have a great deal of appeal. Close to downtown Mockingbird Gardens offers a lot to buyer's looking for luxury homes without heading out towards Prospect and Oldham County. Read More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spotlights on the Best Louisville Neighborhoods. If you have a ne

Saratoga Woods is another great neighborhood in the southern portion of Louisville's East End. Just down the road from Stone Lakes, Saratoga Woods has a similar feel with lots of rolling hills and a good variety of homes at just a bit lower price point. This neighborhood began in the early 1990s and quickly built out the subdivision. In some respects it's like the Polo Fields with the hills and age of homes but closer in towards Jeffersontown. If you're looking for a home in the $225k-$325k range, be sure to check out any homes for sale in Saratoga Woods. Read More » Th

Owl Creek is an established and prestigeous neighborhood in the heart of Louisville's East End. This subdivision, located off Dorsey Ln. in Middletown was started about 20 years ago and contains some wonderful, large homes in a scenic setting. With home values from the upper $200's to almost $400k, there are some great values in this subdivision. Similar to some properties in nearby Hurstbourne or The Woods of St. Thomas, Owl Creek has a great deal of appeal. Read More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spotlights on the Best Louisville Neighborhoods. If you

Landis Lakes, just south of Lake Forest off Shelbyville Road, is a gorgeous neighborhood with some remarkable homes. The price range for homes in this neighborhood start in the low $400's and move up to the high $600's. These are large homes, averaging around 3,400 square feet on generally 1/3-acre lots. Being located just outside of the Gene Snyder Expressway, Landis Lakes is close to a great deal of new development, both commercial and residential. It's also very close to the Christian Academy of Louisville's English Station campus. Read More » This post is one in

Home to Homearama in 2006, Beech Spring Farm is another grand, east end neighborhood that caters to homeowners with exquisite tastes. The subdivision is located off Barbour Ln. near Brownsboro Farm, just down Highway 22 from Springhurst and Norton Commons, east of Prospect. This is a great place to consider if you're looking for high-end homes built within the past five years in a neighborhood located inside the Gene Snyder Expressway, so that you're close to shopping, restaurants and transportation. Read More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spotlights on the

Woodmont is another up-scale, east end neighborhood that got its start at the beginning of the new millenium. Off Old Henry Road, Woodmont is close to expressways but still feels like it's in a private setting away from commercial clutter. Across the street from Fox Run and near Lake Forest, this neighborhood has newer homes from the mid $300s up to the $500s sitting on 1/3 to 1/2 acre lots on average. With a club house/pool and the gently rolling hills, Woodmont might be just what you're looking for! Read More » This post is one in an ongoing series of spotlights on t