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Serene suburban living just east of Louisville
Located just 20 miles east of Louisville, Worthington, Kentucky is a small suburban neighborhood that offers a quiet yet accessible lifestyle for those looking to live close to the city. “This is a family-friendly neighborhood, and we have very low housing inventory in this area,” says Becky Lusch, a Louisville local Realtor for over 15 years at Keller Williams Realty. “We have houses that get sold on their first day of listing," says Lusch, explaining that new residents are moving to this established suburb for its mix of affordability and convenience. In addition to plenty of shopping in downtown Louisville, Worthington residents are also minutes from a wide array of popular options for retail and dining at Paddock Shops, just across Gene Snyder Freeway from the neighborhood. After work or shopping, residents come home to tranquil neighborhood streets and calming evenings full of local neighborhood walks and quality family time. "It's a nice place to grow up because you're never far from things, but it's still peaceful at home," says Gobi, an area resident who works at the nearby Blaze Pizza. With nearby expressways, a plethora of shopping and a laidback community spirit, Worthington welcomes both new and old residents with everything they need to enjoy a nice suburban life outside Kentucky's largest city.
Aerial view of a residential community area in Worthington neighborhood.
Neat and tidy yards and streets with sidewalks are typical in Worthington.
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Affordable Worthington homes with suburban charm
Worthington homes sit along tidy quarter to half-acre lots adorned by ornamental trees and the occasional flower bush. This leafy neighborhood has slightly curved roads that allow for on-street parking and often end in cozy roundabouts and cul-de-sacs. "It's the kind of place where all the lawns are very well-kept. You can really tell people there care about where they live," says Gobi. Square, grassy lawns in the neighborhood are set against open porches and front-facing garages, while homes themselves vary between colonial Revival, ranch-style and traditional builds. With an average sales price of $306,000, homes in Worthington are considered relatively affordable when compared to the area average. Older, suburban-style homes built in the 1970s and featuring up to four bedrooms can be found for as low as $180,000, while newer, traditional builds with over 2,500 square feet can sell for as much as $400,000 dollars. Although housing prices have risen almost 25% since 2019, Worthington remains a more economical choice than more established neighborhoods such as Barbourmeade or Prospect.
Worthington home sizes range from under 2,000 sf. to well over.
Starter homes in Worthington start at around $180,000.
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Jefferson County schools close to home
Young students living in Worthington go to Chancy Elementary, which receives a C-plus from Niche. Older students, meanwhile, attend Kammerer Middle School, which earns a C score from Niche, and Eastern High, which earns an A-minus according to Niche. For private schooling, Saint Mary Academy and St. Aloysius, known for their comprehensive arts program, are Catholic private schools serving pre-kindergarten to eighth-grade students. Another option is the Montessori School of Louisville, a private academy for elementary and middle school learners that has no religious affiliations. Something important to note is that schools under the Jefferson County Public School system recently began to operate under a “Choice Zone Schools” system. To provide families with better education access, the district announced that students are no longer bound by their residing schools and can now apply to any (usually more than 15) elementary, middle, or high schools within their designated zone. "Transportation to and from schools outside the residing schools is not always available,” Lusch adds, so families might need to arrange commutes independently.
Kammerer Middle School offers a great education to its students in the Worthington neighborhood.
Eastern High School is the final step in education for students in the Worthington neighborhood.
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Sawyer State Park and a range of outdoor options
Worthington residents also have plenty of options for getting outside. Locals can often be seen out and about playing with their kids at Jimson Playground or walking their dogs at Heritage Park. Oval Park in the neighboring Prospect area has a soccer field and an outdoor theater for special events. One gem of the area is E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park, which is located just 5 miles south of Worthington and is the biggest park in all of greater Louisville. Although it's not within walking distance, Worthington residents still love to go to the 500-acre park for fun activities like paddleball, BMX biking, archery, swimming, and tennis games. Youth recreation programs and a garden center are also available at the park. Within the community, residents organize a yard sale every spring and fall, making it a great occasion to socialize with neighbors and community members. The city council also hosts an annual holiday décor contest to celebrate the festive season with the public.
The Oval park is the perfect spot to walk the dog on a sunny afternoon.
The pickleball courts at EB "Tom" Sawyer Park near Worthington are always in use.
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Paddock Shops is a one-stop destination
Located just across Interstate 265 (Gene Snyder Freeway) from the neighborhood, Worthington residents can find everything they need right at the Paddocks Shops. This local shopping center features over 60 fashion stores and restaurants for shopping and entertainment. Popular local restaurants like Stoney River Steakhouse and Zoës Kitchen, known for healthy food options, are also at the mall. Residents can stop at Blaze Pizza for made-to-order pies that are fast-fired and come with up to 32 different toppings, or head over to Drake's for hearty American fare in a sit-down setting. For more services, Chamberlain Pointe retail center is home to businesses like dry cleaners, spas, manicures and banks. For groceries, residents can expect to drive between 3 to 10 miles. Costco Wholesale is conveniently located 2 miles east of Worthington, options like Kroger and Target are also available.
Stoney River Steak House offers a lively and welcoming atmosphere.
Costco is located in Worthington, providing a great shopping option to the locals.
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Waterfront Wednesdays downtown and local events too
The closest metropolis, Louisville, is the go-to destination for date nights and entertainment for people across the region. Known for its arts, the city’s Waterfront Park has a public art area and offers Waterfront Wednesdays, a free concert series in summertime. Otherwise, residents can visit The Kentucky Derby Museum to see exhibits on the heritage of horse racing. Locally, residents can join in on Worthington's bi-annual yard sale, which happens every spring and fall, to get some good finds, make some pocket money and socialize with neighbors and community members. The city council also hosts an annual holiday décor contest to celebrate the festive season with the public.
Getting around the greater Louisville area
Living on the outskirts of Louisville, a car is necessary for getting to most places, though it's often a short and sweet drive to nearby retail, grocery stores, schools and work. Those commuting downtown can do so along the conveniently located Interstate 71, while Interstate 265 circulates residents around the greater Louisville area. For those traveling out of state, Louisville International Airport is just 17 miles southwest along Interstate 265. Medical care is also close by, with the Norton Brownsboro Hospital located right in the neighborhood.
Worthington residents can connect with the rest of the city via public transportation.
Norton's Hospital is located close by so Worthington residents can have peace of mind.
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On average, homes in Worthington, Worthington Hills sell after 12 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Worthington, Worthington Hills over the last 12 months is $313,500, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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