Townhomes for Sale in Delafield, Bowling Green

After decades of tough times, Delafield is starting to experience a revival. "The Delafield area is an old section of Bowling Green. It's an area that has had a lot of renovation and is growing and getting better," says Lloyd Ferguson, broker and auctioneer at Vetter City Real Estate, who has been in the industry since 1973. This neighborhood is just outside downtown Bowling Green and bound by the Barren River and rolling hills to the north. It has a history as a blue-collar community, with jobs available at nearby warehouses and factories, like the Houchens Industries facility. Residents know that Delafield has been a neglected community in the past, but investment from nonprofit organizations, community centers and renovated homes are contributing to its growth. Delafield consists primarily of ranch-style homes and modest cottages on small lots. Many houses were built in the first half of the 20th century before development picked up again in the 1980s. Buyers can find a mix of fixer-uppers and investment properties alongside renovated homes that include new flooring and paint. These typically cost between $100,000 and $195,000. Newer homes from the 21st century, often brick