Neighborhoods in the 42103 ZIP Code

Greenwood is part of Bowling Green, known for its newer homes and convenience. “There is such variety, lots of new construction, and it’s just part of the growth pattern in Warren County over the past 20 years, which has trended east and south,” says Realtor Leigh Ann Parkinson, who has been selling homes since 1999 and works with Real Broker LLC.

East Bowling Green is not exactly what one might expect when imagining the home of the Corvette. Just down the highway from the National Corvette Museum, this area is less an urban manufacturing center and more an expansive mix of suburban communities and rolling pastoral hills. “The big draw is that it’s a little more country out there, but it

Briarwood Manor is a sprawling residential area on the east side of Bowling Green, less than 5 miles from the city center. Subdivisions feature homes from as early as the 1950s and as late as the 2020s. Many homes are near several golf courses and expansive parks, as well as highly rated schools. “There’s a lot of diversity in the homes,” says

CrossRidge is a Bowling Green neighborhood with newer homes and lush lawns near the Greenwood Mall, one of Southern Kentucky's premier shopping hubs. Surrounded by a treasure trove of restaurants, retail and parks, CrossRidge has sprawling properties with ample room to roam. "It's a nice area with very high-end homes. It's country living right in

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

Plum Springs, KY, 4 miles from Bowling Green, is home to GM's Corvette Assembly and the National Corvette Museum. The area offers new homes in Northridge and rural properties. Local eateries serve homestyle cooking and barbecue.