Pioneer Village offers suburban living near Louisville
Pioneer Village is a bedroom community 15 miles south of Louisville. Set in northern Bullitt County, the small enclave has rows of single-family homes on traditional neighborhood streets, appealing to those seeking a suburban lifestyle. Residents are within easy reach of everyday amenities like schools, shopping centers and recreational places. Additionally, major highways provide commuters with access to nearby cities and employment centers, such as Louisville and Shepherdsville. “This is an older, established neighborhood with lots of classic brick houses,” says Jayme Burden, managing broker at United Real Estate with over 20 years of experience. “Many people look for homes in this community because they like its traditional vibe. The houses are very sturdy and well-built with good bones.” The area’s CAP Index Crime Score is 2 out of 10, lower than the national average of 4.
Downtown Louisville attractions like the Belle of Louisville are less that 25 minutes from Pioneer Village residents.
Homes in Pioneer Village sit close together while still having good sized yards.
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Suburban homes with spacious yards and a mix of classic styles
Pioneer Village is defined by slightly curved streets and small, rolling hills. With mature trees as backdrops, houses sit on grassy lawns with private driveways, giving the community a peaceful, suburban feel. The housing stock is a mix of ranch-style homes, French Provincial cottages, two-story Colonial Revivals and split-level builds. Many properties were built between the 1950s and early 2000s, featuring brick exteriors, backyard decks and attached garages. Prices usually fall between $200,000 and $500,000, with some subdivision homes requiring monthly HOA fees. “Houses here typically have more elbow room than in the city,” Burden says. “You get your own driveways and nice, deeper backyards, but there’s not a lot of turnover right now.” Burden also said most properties use private septic systems and are on city water.
It is very common for homes in Pioneer Village to be partially or fully brick.
Pioneer Village, like the rest of Bullitt County, tends to see between 10-17 inches of snowfall per year.
Modest Cape Cods and bungalows are common housing types in Pioneer Village.
Pioneer Village has many midcentury Cape Cods.
Two story homes can be found throughout Pioneer Village/
Car ports and attached garages are a common feature of many homes in Pioneer Village.
Midcentury ranch-style homes are prevelant in Pioneer Village.
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Local recreation includes lakes, forests and golf courses
The neighborhood is surrounded by several recreational amenities, including the Bullitt County Disc Golf Course and the indoor roller-skating rink Skate-O-Rama. Golf clubs are also in the area, including the 18-hole course at The Crossing's Golf Club, which is open to the public. Just a few miles away, McNeely Lake offers fishing and boating. Jefferson Memorial Forest has nearly 60 miles of trails open to hikers and horseback riders.
Residents of Pioneer Village are only a few minutes drive from Bullitt County Disc Golf Course.
McNeely Lake Park is a great place for fishing, boating, and get-togethers 15 minutes drive from most Pioneer Village residents.
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Prospective schools in Bullitt County
The community is served by Bullitt County Public Schools. Prospective primary schools include Freedom Elementary School and Maryville Elementary School, which earn a B and a B-minus grade from Niche, respectively. Hebron Middle School earns a B, and North Bullitt High School gets a C. North Bullitt High offers dual credit and Advanced Placement courses, as well as career programs in animal science, automation engineering, e-commerce and pharmacy technology. Many colleges, like Simmons College of Kentucky, and medical schools are about 15 miles north in Louisville.
Freedom Elementary School has a 17 to 1 student to teacher ratio and serves as the educational starting point for many in Pioneeer Village.
Hebron Middle School has students in grades 6-8 and has a B rating on Niche.
North Bullitt High School is the home of the Eagles.
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Shopping and dining options along I-65
Many franchises and fast-food chains are in the neighboring community of Brooks along the Interstate 65 corridor, including Cracker Barrel and Waffle House. El Maguey Mexican Restaurant has Mexican-American meals and live music. North of the community, Hillview Family Diner serves breakfast classics and comfort food. Price Less IGA is nearby for groceries, with Walmart, Kohl’s and Kroger 2 miles away.
Pioneer Village locals come to El Maguey's in Brooks for authenic Mexican and a good time.
A lot of the shopping and dining near Pioneer Village is located off of Preston Highway.
Just off Route 61 residents can pick up necesities at Walmart.
Hillview Family Diner is a staple for a good meal just outside Pioneer Village.
Pioneer Residents have been eating at Hillview Family Diner since it opened over fifty years ago.
Price Less IGA, located 5 minutes up 61, is a covenient grocery stop for residents of Pioneer Village.
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Distance to Louisville, nearby hospital and airport
Interstate 65 and Kentucky Route 61 pass through the area, and Louisville is approximately 15 miles north. University of Louisville Health-South Hospital is directly west of the community, and Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport is just over 10 miles away.
Festivals and events in Louisville
Residents often go to Louisville for entertainment, and the city has a number of events planned throughout the year. The iconic Kentucky Derby Festival is a two-week celebration each spring that leads up to the famous horse race. The Kentucky State Fair in late August features livestock shows, live entertainment, races and more activities. Louder Than Life is a popular rock and metal music festival that takes place at the Highland Festival Grounds.
Churchill Downs, home of the Kentucky Derby, is a twenty minute drive for Pioneer Village residents.
Thunder Over Louisville is a popular anuual event not far from Pioneer Village.
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