Cherokee Gardens Homes for Sale

Many of the Cherokee Gardens homes for sale were constructed by notable architects, such as Strattan Hammon.  Stratton Hammon was an architect known for a Colonial-Revival style of building that is found all around the Cherokee Gardens neighborhood and in many St. Matthews Homes.  Homes in Cherokee Gardens built by Stratton Hammon remain to this day among the most prized homes in all of Louisville to own.  It is not unusual for such a home to come on the market in need of updating because of the age, but because they are in such demand home buyers are willing to commit to the work.

Homes in Cherokee Gardens date to the turn of the 20th century.  Cherokee Gardens was originally the home of prominent businessmen, politicians, and captains of industry in Louisville who wanted a place to call home.  The farmland that became Cherokee Gardens real estate was donated to two Louisville residents as a gift for their efforts in the French and Indian War.  Cherokee Gardens was developed in the early 20th century as people began to move East out of Louisville and establish new neighborhoods and towns, such as St. Matthews.  Nearby shopping such as Miller's Fancy Bath and Kitchen in addition to excellent restaurants such as the Bluegrass Brewing Company help to further endear residents to the area.

When it comes time for you to locate and buy your next home, give consideration to a  Home for Sale in Cherokee Gardens.  Known throughout the area as a premier location to call home, real estate in Cherokee Gardens will not disappoint even the most discriminating home buyer.  Take time to research all Cherokee Gardens home on the Louisville MLS listings found below.

Map of the Cherokee Gardens Neighborhood