Neighborhoods near Jeffersontown High School in Jeffersontown, KY

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Downtown Louisville

Downtown Louisville sits along the Ohio River, serving as the heartbeat of this historic city with around 620,000 residents. As the largest city in the state of Kentucky, Louisvillians have a wide variety of attractions and amenities at their fingertips. Since its founding in 1780, the city has long been a shipping port and even served as a point
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  $436K
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  $205K - $1M
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Downtown Louisville
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Middletown

Located on the old Louisville and Shelbyville Turnpike Road, Middletown is one of the oldest settlements in Kentucky, dotted with historic homes that emulate the authentic feel of a small Southern town. Its history notwithstanding, Middletown features a combination of historic, quiet streets that blend with new subdivisions offering modern
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  $382K
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  $136K - $1.3M
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  22 Listings
Middletown
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Old Louisville

Old Louisville has been described as a place that time forgot. The historic district and neighborhood in central Louisville covers about 48 city blocks between the city center to the north and the University of Louisville to the south. It is the third-largest Historic Preservation District in the U.S., with its most extensive collection of
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  $348K
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  $125K - $2.4M
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  34 Listings
Old Louisville
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Jeffersontown

Jeffersontown, known locally as J-Town, is a city 15 miles east of Louisville where the government really cares for its community. One example of this is a city program that lets residents notify the local police before they travel out of town, and a squad car will be sent three times a day to check in on the property. Another example is The
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  $313K
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  $185K - $627K
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  44 Listings
Jeffersontown
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Hurstbourne Acres

With an active local government, a centrally located public park and an enclave of quiet residential roads, Hurstbourne Acres maintains the energy of a small town, though the neighborhood is 12 miles east of Downtown Louisville. Residents remain connected to their immediate community with monthly newsletters from city officials and neighborhood
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  $307K
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  $277K - $368K
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Hurstbourne Acres
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Fern Creek

In the 1780s, Fern Creek was first established as an agricultural area, and Pioneer families managed fields of strawberries and fruit trees to sell in the city. Today, Fern Creek is a cozy residential neighborhood with excellent convenience to Louisville’s attractions. “Location is the primary reason people move here. It’s kind of like the center
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  $274K
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  $180K - $491K
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  20 Listings
Fern Creek
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Buechel

Leisure activities alone can provide enough reason for anyone to consider Louisville’s Buechel neighborhood. Residents can quickly do anything from completing their strength training routines at the Southeast Family YMCA to taking their children roller skating under the disco ball and colorful lights at Robben’s Roost. They’re also close to
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  $234K
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  $101K - $650K
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  10 Listings
Buechel
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Klondike

Thoughts of the popular ice cream or the river of the same name in Yukon, Canada aren't far off the mark when thinking about Klondike, Kentucky. The name of this Louisville suburb dates back to the city's post-World War II suburban boom and Klondike Park, which is at its center and was first opened by Frank Bumann, a former prospector from the
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  $226K
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  $101K - $422K
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  9 Listings
Klondike
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Limerick

There’s no guarantee residents will find humorous rhymes every day in Limerick, but the close-knit neighborhood close to downtown Louisville has historic roots and an architectural landscape lodged in the early 20th century. The historically preserved area derives its name from the Ireland county from which many early residents hailed, and plenty
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  $212K
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  $169K - $841K
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  6 Listings
Limerick
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Russell

A few blocks west of downtown Louisville, the neighborhood of Russell has roots that go back almost 200 years. The story of the community is an up-and-down tale – from a destination for black entrepreneurs and entertainers to one damaged by urban renewal, to a neighborhood blossoming anew. In an area where a young Muhammad Ali went to high school
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  $107K
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  $21K - $203K
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  25 Listings
Russell
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California

California is one of Louisville’s most historically significant neighborhoods. The neighborhood, founded by German immigrants around the mid-19th century, started going by its current name during the time of the state of California’s gold rush. The distinct name comes simply from the fact the neighborhood was on the western edge of Louisville.
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  $94K
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  $40K - $234K
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  10 Listings
California
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Portland

Historic Portland is just northwest of downtown Louisville. It was originally founded as an independent town in 1811 but annexed by Louisville in the 1850s. The community sits just below the falls of the Ohio River and for decades was an important portage point for goods being transported upriver. The arrival of the Northern-Suffolk Railyard in
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  $91K
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  $30K - $231K
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  34 Listings
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Park Hill

Heavily industrial, interspersed with homes, Park Hill sits 3 miles from the heart of Louisville. “It’s a strong community,” says Ty’Shawn Brooks, Realtor with United Real Estate in Louisville for seven years, “there are a lot of resources there.” Minutes from hospitals and industry jobs, with parks and schools close by, it offers convenience and
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  $83K
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  $25K - $241K
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  13 Listings
Park Hill
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Mount Washington

Once known as The Crossroads, Mount Washington was first established at the intersection of Bardstown Road and Kentucky Route 44 in 1833. At the time of its incorporation, this rural resting place was home to little more than two taverns, a harness and saddle maker, and the stagecoach and freight routes that put the town on the map. "I remember
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  $327K
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  $201K - $703K
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  59 Listings
Mount Washington

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