Eastland Park Multifamily Homes & Duplexes for Sale

With major avenues cutting through the neighborhood, Eastland Park makes it easy to get to Bowling Green attractions without dealing with the noise of downtown. “I think people like the convenience and having some of the older houses with a little bit more character to them,” says Sawyer Williams, a Realtor at Keller Williams First Choice with seven years of industry experience. “It’s a good historic area with good walkability, schools and commercial areas.” Homes from the early to mid-20th century sit blocks away from popular dining destinations and expansive parks. To the south, the homes get newer and commercial activity continues along Scottsville Road. In addition to local attractions, necessities like grocery stores, schools and a hospital are nearby, offering convenience from all corners of the neighborhood. Housing styles vary depending on the section of the neighborhood. In the northeast, Magnolia and Nutwood Street have Craftsman homes and bungalows from the 1930s to the ‘50s. Most of these are close together on tight lots but have spacious front and backyards. The southern part of the community is largely made up of cottages and ranch-style homes from the 1950s to ‘80s.