Discover Historic Audubon Park This May

You’d never know it to see it today, but a lot of interesting history happened in Audubon Park. This pretty residential neighborhood full of beautiful homes dates to the days when Kentucky was still part of Virginia. Go see it this May and you may just want to make your own history here.

Get a Look at History

Audubon Park was a 1,000-acre parcel of land given away by King George III when the U.S. was still part of England to a Colonel who served in the French and Indian War. His heirs farmed the land for generations.

The Audubon Park Country Club and golf course was designed in 1906. That’s when Audubon Park began to take on the look it still has to this day. The former farmland was turned into a pretty collection of streets and small parks to provide plenty of green spaces and natural beauty. Lots of trees were planted to provide living spaces for birds, too.

The entire neighborhood is on the register of National Historic Places and the entire neighborhood is full of lovely residential homes. See them all and start picking out the one you want to live in!

Find a Home in Audubon Park

Audubon Park is filled with green lawns and beautiful homes in Tudor revival, Craftsman and Colonial revival designs. The homes here have multiple bedrooms and bathrooms and they're made in charmingly simple, elegant designs. Inside, the houses have features like hardwood floors, arched doorways, fireplaces, custom cabinets and big, open rooms.

Though historic, the homes here have been updated over the years so they're full of modern features like energy-efficient windows, high-end appliances and newer plumbing and electrical systems. It's a great place for anyone to get started on the next chapter of their own history.