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Influences on all sides
Once a streetcar suburb 3 miles from downtown Louisville, the Tyler Park neighborhood features homes built in the early 1900s, a historic park, unique shopping areas, a well-known university and two hospital systems, all within walking distance. “Tyler Park is so centrally located that you can get almost anywhere in the city in about 15 minutes,” says Realtor Alan Wade with Parkside Realty. Wade has lived in Tyler Park for nearly 10 years and sold real estate locally for nearly 15 years. “The neighborhood is heavily influenced by everything around it,” he says. “You’ll find college students living here and medical professionals who work at Audubon Hospital. It truly has an eclectic mix of people and homes.”
Ditto's Grill has been serving the Tyler Park community for over 30 years.
The Tyler Park neighborhood is located in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Creative shops and eateries
Residents have access to a plethora of restaurants on Bardstown Road. The small-town vibe at Highland Morning makes for a good start to the day, especially when a Good Morning Breakfast Burrito is on the plate. Ditto’s Grill features a range of flavors, from Asian lettuce wraps to Kentucky pork burgers. The Baxter Avenue Theatres at the nearby Mid City Mall offer first-run, foreign and independent films that show in the cinema’s eight theatres. Before showtime, moviegoers can sit at the bar and enjoy a beer, wine or bourbon. Barret Avenue, another prime business corridor within walking distance, attracts progressive eateries like Big Bad Breakfast, created by James Beard award-winning chef John Currence. Other stores like The Nitty Gritty, a costume rental and vintage clothing store before the ’80s, and Derby City Market, a hip, mid-century furniture, art, clothing and record shop, give the area an artistic and creative edge.
Baxter Avenue Theatres in Tyler Park showcases foreign and independent films.
Bardstown Road in Tyler Park is a hub for local businesses.
Ditto's Grill in Tyler Park serves up American classics with an inviting indoor dining space.
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Diverse homes and streetscapes
Single-family homes in Tyler Park sell for between $300,000 and $780,000. They include cottages, bungalows, craftsman-style homes and colonials. “Homes like my Greek Revival on Eastern Parkway have been updated and added onto,” Wade says. “They attract professionals with large lots and park-like lawns.” Along the suburban sidewalks and shaded tree canopy of Lucia Avenue, some of the oldest homes stand, often divided into apartments for college students, Wade says. Edgeland Avenue, with its narrow streets and dense urban feel, caters to homeowners attracted to the activity and shopping on Bardstown Road.
Cottage-style homes in Tyler Park offer residents a quaint oasis.
Large single-family homes are common throughout the Tyler Park neighborhood.
You will see a wide variety of home styles throughout the Tyler Park neighborhood.
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Block parties and pride
The businesses along Barret Avenue sponsor block parties during the summer that feature food trucks, local vendors, DJs and live music. On Bardstown Road, the Louisville Pride Festival takes place in September and features over 150 vendors, special venues and live performances that celebrate the city’s LGBTQ-plus community.
Walkable recreation and attractions
In Tyle Park, the neighborhood’s namesake, visitors can stroll under a bridge that’s more than a century old, picnic on the lawn, play tennis or basketball, or enjoy a water sprayground. Cherokee Park is close, too, which features a 2.3-mile scenic loop, a favorite among bikers, and the Louisville Zoo, only 3 miles away, houses wildlife from around the world.
Tyler Park is located in the heart of the Typer Park neighborhood in Louisville, KY.
Tyler Park residents can practice their serve on the tennis courts at Tyler Park.
Tyler Park locals can grab some friends and shoot some hoops at Tyler Park.
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Public transit in Louisville
City buses managed by the Transit Authority of River City connect Tyler Park to downtown and other points throughout the city. Interstates 64 and 65 are 2 miles away, with access to Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Lexington. Louisville International Airport is only 6 miles away by car.
K-12 schools that offer choices
Neighborhood children attend Audubon Traditional Elementary, which received a B-minus from Niche and offers several electives, such as art and music, computer lab, and physical education. Highland Middle School, a C school, is a fine arts magnet where students can participate in chorus, music, band, and orchestra. At Seneca High, which scored a C-plus, students can elect to study African American history, journalism, forensic science and other subjects.
Bellarmine U and hospitals nearby
About 1 mile southeast of Tyler Park, Bellarmine is an independent Catholic university that enrolls over 3,000 students and is within walking distance of the neighborhood. Peace Hospital, part of UofL Health, is nearby, too. One of the largest behavioral health hospitals in the nation, Peace Hospital treats children, adolescents and adults with substance abuse and psychotic disorders. Also close by, Norton Audubon Hospital features 432 acute-care beds and specializes in cardiac, cancer, orthopedic and emergency care.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
3
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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4
Larceny
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Crime Score
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Tyler Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Tyler Park, Louisville sell after 21 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Tyler Park, Louisville over the last 12 months is $498,311, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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