Louisville Subdivisions

The Heather Green subdivision is a peaceful and highly sought-after neighborhood in the Louisville, Kentucky area due to its tailored and planned community, award winning schools, and recreational opportunities. Located...

The Stone Lakes Subdivision is a highly sought-after community in Louisville, Kentucky that has been named Best New Single Family Development in the past by the Home Builders Association of Louisville, and has...

Douglass Hills is tucked away in Middletown, and if you don’t already know it’s there, you may miss it entirely. This community of homes and green landscapes is close to all the shopping and amenities of the Middletown...

Originally a part of the land that was offered to the Virginia Militia for their service in the French and Indian War from 1754 to 1763, the city of Anchorage is located in eastern Jefferson County inside Louisville. Earlier known as Hite's Mill and Hobbs Station, the city was renamed after the estate of James W. Goslee, who was a riverboat captain and an early...

Located in the eastern end of Louisville is one of the most beautiful and interesting country club communities you'll ever encounter. If you're a golfer, life in the Polo Fields subdivision could be a dream come true. Even if...

Addresses in Lake Forest are some of the most sought-after in all of Louisville. The deed-restricted community of Lake Forest encompasses over 2,000 acres and 1,700 homes in the east end of town. At the center of this prestigious neighborhood lies the main feature: an award winning 18-hole Arnold Palmer championship golf course. This community offers country club appeal...

Landis Lakes in Louisville, Kentucky is quickly becoming one of the city's most sought after, high scale neighborhoods. The neighborhood's developers and designers wanted to adhere to new building standards for new land developments that include a mix of home styles and prices, in order to create blended socio-economic communities. These guidelines make for shorter commuting...

13 miles east of Louisville is a Kentucky town that's home to 5,500 people. A lovely and healthy community dotted with parks, the Douglass Hills Subdivision was established on the old Douglass farm. That heritage continues to lend a country feel amidst...

A house is much more than just a home in the Estates of Hunting Creek Subdivision. This community offers its residents all the amenities one would expect of a star neighborhood in Prospect, Kentucky. The community started out as just the Hunting Creek Country Club in 1964. The club was initially founded as a private club and the owners established a variety of memberships,...

The Springhurst subdivision is renowned for its proximity to shopping and dining establishments, local businesses and fun activities, along with excellent school systems. Best of all, it is currently accepting new residents! This means that there is no better time for perspective homeowners to spring into Springhurst and learn more about this exciting community.

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Harrods Creek is a peaceful community near Prospect, Kentucky that is bordered by the Ohio River, River Road and Wolf Pen Branch Road. The residents in this beautiful part of Kentucky have allowed limited development in order to preserve much of the bordering flora and fauna to maintain the natural surroundings.

This community had humble beginnings as it was initially...

One cannot call Paramont Estates a subdivision, but instead refer to it as a collection of homes in a picturesque setting. The beautiful Paramont Estates is located in Prospect, Kentucky off of Highway 42, nestled in the heart of Oldham County near the beautiful steeds of Paramont Farm. The community itself is more like a resort, offering residents a relaxed atmosphere with all...

The magic of the Copperfield Subdivision has been a well kept secret amongst residents for almost a decade, but now perspective residents have an opportunity to step on stage. There are over 300 acres with 397 customized, traditional homes in the community. Conveniently located off Shelbyville Road, the ...

The desirable Locust Creek Subdivision will be featured in the 2013 Homearama, July 13th though July 28th. This will be the fourth time that Locust Creek has been showcased,...

The Lake Forest subdivision is a community in the East-end of Louisville, Kentucky. One of the most prestigious communities of the entire area, its history goes back only 25 years. Today, it is an elite area of the city of Louisville that sits approximately 20 minutes away from downtown, in Jefferson County. It is a community that has expanded to some 1,700 homes.

The subdivision is best known...

If this neighborhood could speak, it might welcome perspective residents by saying something like, “Welcome to Woodmont, we’re a peaceful community providing homeowners a pristine living environment with safety, security and a lot a fun mixed in". As a community member here you will enjoy all the perks of living in an exclusive area, including use of the state of the art clubhouse facilities...

Landis Lakes is an elegant subdivision in Louisville offering its residents the view of two glorious lakes and plenty of lush, well-landscaped terrain in between the immaculate homes. Residents get the relaxing feel of living away from civilization on a noble country estate, but shopping and society are less than 5 minutes away on English Station and Shelbyville Road.

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The Boulders of Mallard Lake is a relatively new subdivision still under development, however the projected neighborhood plan is quite clear. The Boulders is a new community offering a pristine environment with all the proper amenities one would expect.

The decorative stone walls marking the community's entrance are located just north of Highway 44 West off Buckman Street. The subdivision...

Crestwood, Kentucky is a city of about 2,000 people that sits just outside of Louisville in Oldham County. Interestingly, back in 2005, it was actually picked by CNN as one of the best places to live in all of the USA, coming in at number 52. The city only got its name in 1909, but was settled back in the early part of the 19th century. It covers a land area of just 3.6 square miles, with an elevation of 784 feet....