Neighborhoods in Kentucky

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  Wallace Woods

  The defining features of the Covington neighborhood of Wallace Woods are the historical home architecture and an active social community. Located south of downtown and east of the Licking River, Wallace Woods was originally farmland, but in the late 1800s, homes began to be constructed mainly for Cincinnati’s wealthy mercantile families. The homes

  • Average Value

    $237K

  • List Price

    $108K - $638K

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    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Wallace Woods
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  North Middletown

  North Middletown, KY, is a small city in horse country near Lexington. Middle Springs Farm offers seasonal attractions. The area features ranch-style homes and estates, with crime rates below the national average.

  • Average Value

    $228K

  • List Price

    $80K - $858K

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    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  North Middletown
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  Monte Casino

  Situated on a plateau on the southern end of Covington, the Monte Casino neighborhood provides homebuyers with views of Cincinnati and the Ohio River with plenty of single-family home options. Originally a monastery and vineyard, the area started developing housing in the 1960s and continues to be dominated by mid-century ranch styles and

  • Average Value

    $227K

  • List Price

    $191K - $309K

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    Homes For Sale

    0 Listings

  Monte Casino
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  Springhill

  Near the center of Bowling Green, the community of Springhill is best known for its access to education, green spaces and lower-than-average real estate prices. The rural farmlands of Kentucky are a couple of miles away, and downtown is even closer. Quiet and conveniently placed, Springhill is especially popular with college students, who can

  • Average Value

    $212K

  • List Price

    $180K - $332K

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    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Springhill
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  Henderson East End

  Henderson East End is an expanding residential area just outside downtown Henderson on the Ohio River. "The city and community are investing in revitalizing that area, so we’re starting to see a nice mix of businesses that have been there for generations, and attracting new businesses to the area too. It’s an area I think will continue to grow and

  • Average Value

    $198K

  • List Price

    $77K - $364K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Henderson East End
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  Botany Hills

  Once known as West Covington, Botany Hills earns its name from its scenic park-adjacent setting. “It’s a tranquil older neighborhood located just a short half-mile walk or drive from Cincinnati and other parts of Northern Kentucky,” says Ray Kingsbury, member of the Botany Hills Neighborhood Association. "It offers many parcels with stunning

  • Average Value

    $190K

  • List Price

    $65K - $730K

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Botany Hills
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  Henderson South Side

  Henderson South Side is a residential area that branches off Henderson’s downtown on the bank of the Ohio River, about 12 miles from Evansville. “We are a classic river town, but we’re not stuck in the past. We’ve kept the history and charm, but are very forward-thinking, and we’re able to combine the charm with new ideas,” says Abby Dixon,

  • Average Value

    $180K

  • List Price

    $34K - $393K

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    Homes For Sale

    12 Listings

  Henderson South Side
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  Eastside

  Eastside, close to downtown and the Licking River, is a culturally rich, historic slice of Covington. It’s home to landmarks like the Lincoln Grant School, which served African American students before desegregation, and the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption, a turn-of-the-20th-century Roman Catholic church. Events like the annual Old Timers

  • Average Value

    $179K

  • List Price

    $100K - $442K

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    Homes For Sale

    5 Listings

  Eastside
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  Peaselburg

  Peaselburg is an established neighborhood in Covington, a northern Kentucky town known for its historic architecture. Peaselburg is characterized by an array of housing options in a dense residential setting. A highly rated elementary school, a 19th century church and a hospital are featured neighborhood amenities. “Peaselburg is situated just

  • Average Value

    $178K

  • List Price

    $85K - $395K

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    Homes For Sale

    8 Listings

  Peaselburg
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  Austinburg

  A walk along the shaded streets of Austinburg shows a Covington neighborhood with homes over a century old, situated along the Licking River. However, with a median sale price of around $200,000, single-family home prices are slightly lower than the rest of the city. Except for a few corner stores and local parks, the neighborhood is primarily

  • Average Value

    $171K

  • List Price

    $105K - $391K

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    Homes For Sale

    5 Listings

  Austinburg
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  Latonia-Rosedale

  Once its own city, Latonia is now a walkable, historic Covington community known for its old Rust Belt industry town aesthetic and competitive home prices. Latonia-Rosedale is the mostly residential section on the east side, overlooking the Twin Oaks golf course and the Licking River. “It’s a blue-collar, working-class neighborhood,” says Jenny

  • Average Value

    $167K

  • List Price

    $92K - $473K

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    Homes For Sale

    2 Listings

  Latonia-Rosedale
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  Barren River

  Barren River is a large, diverse area west of its namesake body of water, encompassing semi-rural stretches of land in Warren County and suburban streets that neighbor downtown Bowling Green and the campus of Western Kentucky University (WKU). “It’s still that small to mid-sized city with a good college town vibe to it,” says Tanner Gann, a

  • Average Value

    $163K

  • List Price

    $78K - $366K

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    Homes For Sale

    23 Listings

  Barren River
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  Crestwood

  At first glance, Crestwood seems like another bedroom community about 20 miles from downtown Louisville. “[Residents] like the quaint, village-type atmosphere and the closeness and proximity to downtown Louisville and amenities like shopping, restaurants and so forth,” says Walt Schumm, owner of Walt Schumm Custom Building and Realtor with Re/Max

  • Average Value

    $528K

  • List Price

    $220K - $1.3M

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    Homes For Sale

    49 Listings

  Crestwood
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  Buckner

  Buckner is a census-designated place in North Central Kentucky, just south of the Ohio River. “[It’s] very family-centric. Buckner draws people who want the neighborhood feel — kids on bikes, community activities and schools within a short drive,” says Josh Jarboe, the principal broker-owner of Re/Max Empire, who has about 10 years of experience.

  • Average Value

    $523K

  • List Price

    $276K - $877K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    12 Listings

  Buckner
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  Pewee Valley

  Pewee Valley comprises subdivisions of both older and newer homes, about 20 miles east of Louisville . Around the turn of the 20th century, many of Louisville’s elite would take the train to visit the area in the summer. Children’s author Annie Fellows Johnston visited Pewee Valley in the late 1890s and was inspired by the locals and sites around the

  • Average Value

    $451K

  • List Price

    $234K - $1.5M

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Pewee Valley
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  Simpsonville

  Bluegrass hills roll through Simpsonville, a developing city located roughly midway between Louisville and Frankfort , at the gateway to thoroughbred country. Equestrian facilities and stables are common among residential and commercial areas here. “[It’s] more a rural-suburban blend with strong growth,” says Josh Jarboe, a broker and owner of Re/Max Empire

  • Average Value

    $434K

  • List Price

    $220K - $1.9M

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    Homes For Sale

    8 Listings

  Simpsonville
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  Crescent Springs

  Crescent Springs is among the many suburbs on the Kentucky side of the Cincinnati metro area. The community is home to over 4,000 people, many living in modern single-family homes, condos and apartments, including a few luxury options that sell for well over $1 million. Neighborhoods surround several shopping centers with chain stores and

  • Average Value

    $432K

  • List Price

    $186K - $880K

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    Homes For Sale

    28 Listings

  Crescent Springs
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  Fort Thomas

  Fort Thomas, KY, across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, has highly rated schools, Tower Park, and the Highland Country Club. The Central Business District has shops and restaurants in this walkable city with a lower crime risk.

  • Average Value

    $426K

  • List Price

    $169K - $1.2M

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    Homes For Sale

    17 Listings

  Fort Thomas
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  Park Hills

  Park Hills is a mostly residential community with some well-rated private schools and a notable offering of English-influenced homes. The city of about 3,000 is also located off Interstate 71, which provides a direct path to downtown Cincinnati. “It’s very charming, very quiet and truly, truly a bedroom community,” says Teresa Gillum, a Realtor

  • Average Value

    $421K

  • List Price

    $241K - $924K

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    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Park Hills
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  La Grange

  La Grange, KY, features trains running through downtown, a Railroad Museum, and Springs Park's train-themed playground. Oldham County Schools are highly rated, and the city has lower crime rates than the national average.

  • Average Value

    $398K

  • List Price

    $226K - $822K

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    Homes For Sale

    53 Listings

  La Grange
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  Fort Wright

  Fort Wright started out as Union defenses in the Civil War as the Confederate Army approached Cincinnati. Today, remnants of the history remain, but the space has turned entirely residential. It was developed in the 30s by a German immigrant who turned the old battlegrounds and farmlands into the quiet suburb that current residents love. “The

  • Average Value

    $376K

  • List Price

    $180K - $927K

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    Homes For Sale

    5 Listings

  Fort Wright
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  Bellefonte

  Incorporated in 1951, Bellefonte is the youngest town in eastern Kentucky. However, its mature oaks and Colonial Revival homes from the 1920s show some deeper roots. At its core, Bellefonte is a country club community, built around Bellefonte Country Club, which was established in 1921. Between the club's private recreation and the community's

  • Average Value

    $375K

  • List Price

    $205K - $767K

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    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Bellefonte
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  Douglass Hills

  In Douglass Hills, quiet tree-lined streets branch away from busy local thoroughfares, home to many shops and restaurants. “We wanted to live here just because this neighborhood is older and established. Trees are a big deal in the neighborhood — like everybody gets bent out of shape if you cut one down,” says Meagan Moremen, a local Realtor at

  • Average Value

    $356K

  • List Price

    $114K - $663K

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    Homes For Sale

    14 Listings

  Douglass Hills
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  Rineyville

  The crop rows and silos surrounding Rineyville, Kentucky, would make it easy to assume that it's deep in the country. However, in reality, Rineyville is a residential town, just 7 miles northwest of the center of Elizabethtown. "Rineyville is probably the fastest-growing community around Elizabethtown because it's a good mix of being in the

  • Average Value

    $328K

  • List Price

    $173K - $887K

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    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Rineyville
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  Taylorsville

  Taylorsville is nestled in the rolling hills of Spencer County, offering a peaceful, country setting with easy access to nature. Houses are set on spacious lots that offer both space and privacy, while Taylorsville Lake is nearby for outdoor and water recreation. “It’s a great community for families,” says Monica Dunlap, broker and owner of

  • Average Value

    $327K

  • List Price

    $200K - $561K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    9 Listings

  Taylorsville

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