Henderson North End
Brick-facade ramblers and riverfront traditionals
The real estate market in Henderson North End is competitive for its larger lot sizes and proximity to urban amenities. “It’s a popular neighborhood with new construction moving in,” says Young, who has been selling in the area for over seven years. “We’re experiencing low inventory and houses tend to go quickly, with an average time on the market of ten days.” The area is primarily occupied by renters, but permanent residences are also available. Most homes were constructed in the late 1900s, resulting in designs ranging from brick ramblers to Cape Cods and split-levels. While newly constructed two-story Traditional styles are available on the east side. With a median sales price of $220,000, homes here cost double the price of the average property in the Evansville Metro Area. For example, prices here can range from the low $100,000s for a two-bedroom Cape Cod fixer-upper on half-an-acre of land to upwards of $600,000 for a four-bedroom Traditional with waterfront views of the Ohio River. As is to be expected, properties with more acreage or waterfront views are subject to higher price points. Homes throughout Henderson North End are often fronted by mid-sized lawns and equipped with paved driveways leading to attached multi-car garages. This community also features a variety of apartment options.Outdoor amenities at John James Audubon State Park
When seeking time outdoors, the John James Audubon State Park is the primary gathering space for neighbors. Stretching over 649 acres, Audubon features a museum about John James Audobon's life, a golf course, nature center and forested wetlands to explore. With a wide selection of amenities, visitors can play pickleball, fish at the park's Scenic Lake or opt to hike some of the park's 6 miles of trails. The John J. Audubon State Park Golf Course is known for being hilly and for offering a 9-hole layout plus a pro shop for club rentals. Nearby, Atkinson Park is another outdoor option, located along the Ohio River. It has a playground, a pool and a skatepark for locals to enjoy. Visitors can access the popular RiverWalk from here, which connects to Downtown Henderson by 2 miles of paved trails with riverside views.Live music at Audubon Mill Park
In August, locals head downtown to the Audubon Mill Park for the annual Bluegrass in the Park Festival. Visitors enjoy live Bluegrass performances, local vendors and food trucks along the banks of the Ohio River. The event is hosted for free on the second weekend of August, however donations to the Bucket Shakes are encouraged.Local grocers and Henderson-founded eateries
Groceries and everyday essentials are available at stores, like Walmart, Ruler Foods and Sureway within the neighborhood. Larger department stores, like Lowe's, Bealls and Big Lots are also nearby. Dining options include the Henderson-founded Mister B's Pizza & Wings, which has a casual atmosphere and TVs for watching sports. It’s locally owned and serves specialty pizzas and fried Oreos for dessert. Koi Asian Fusion combines Thai and Japanese cuisine to create a wide menu of sake and unique sushi combinations like their flaming lobster roll. The family-owned Agaves Mexican Grill is known for its street tacos and to-go margaritas. It has served the Henderson community since 2017.Education at Henderson County Public Schools
Families in Henderson North End are zoned for Henderson County Public Schools. Students may attend schools, like Bend Gate Elementary, Henderson County South Middle and Henderson County High School, which have earned ratings of B, A-minus and B from the educational review site, Niche. Bend Gate Elementary School is within walking distance of many homes and offers daycare options after school and during breaks. Henderson County South Middle School has an athletic program with various sports from basketball and soccer to archery and golf. Henderson County High School offers a rigorous curriculum with 32 AP courses to choose from. Private options like Holy Name Elementary School are also available.Nearby healthcare and highway accessibility
Residents rely on U.S Route 60 and Route 41 for easy access to downtown and neighboring areas like Henderson East End. While the area is primarily car-dependent, public transportation options like the Henderson Area Rapid Transit (HART) bus also operate throughout the community. Those interested in traveling further outside the community are 15 miles from the Evansville Regional Airport. For healthcare, the Deaconess Henderson Hospital is located within the community.Crime
The CAP Index crime score in Henderson North End is 4 out of 10, the same as the national average.


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Erica Berendsen
Catanese Real Estate
(930) 212-2261
52 Total Sales
2 in Henderson North End
$235K - $238K Price Range
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Gail Niehaus
Responds QuicklyCENTURY 21 Prestige
(270) 713-6882
131 Total Sales
1 in Henderson North End
$155,000 Price
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Christie Moore
ERA FIRST ADVANTAGE
(270) 714-4412
55 Total Sales
14 in Henderson North End
$38K - $691K Price Range
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Melinda Luntsford
ERA FIRST ADVANTAGE
(270) 212-4874
382 Total Sales
81 in Henderson North End
$12K - $661K Price Range
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Shelbi Carter
F.C. TUCKER/COLLIER
(270) 212-6822
172 Total Sales
51 in Henderson North End
$51K - $691K Price Range
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Stephanie Chrisman
F.C. TUCKER/COLLIER
(270) 835-4678
158 Total Sales
43 in Henderson North End
$63K - $335K Price Range
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Henderson North End Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Henderson North End, Henderson sell after 132 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Henderson North End, Henderson over the last 12 months is $350,000, down 21% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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