It’s that time of year again! This is one of my favorite articles to write, not exactly sure why. Maybe it’s the competitor in me that enjoys watching how the most expensive neighborhoods in Louisville Kentucky battle it out for top billing.
In 2013, Spring Farm took home first place. The following year it was Glenview. Last year, Harrod’s Glen landed in the top spot… what will it be this year?
Stay tuned and you’ll find out!
Most Expensive Neighborhoods in Louisville Kentucky
If we included all homes sold in Jefferson County during 2016, there’d be 12,234 units. Once we add the parameter of the sold price being $500,000 or more, the list reduces to 470. In 2015, that number was 415 so we can see once again that 2016 was an amazing year for home sales in Louisville.
As you might expect, most homes in our results are closer to $500,000 than the million-dollar mark. Of the 31 Louisville neighborhoods that made the cut, nine of them have an average sold price under $600,000. Then, the next 16 neighborhoods land between $600,000 and $700,000 for an average sale price.
[Full disclosure, because their homes in some of these neighborhoods sold under $500,000, the averages reflected here are not true averages. It’s simply that it would take three times longer to crunch all the numbers if I included every sale. Thank you for understanding.]
Norton Commons is the neighborhood with the most homes that sold for more than a half-million dollars with a whopping 58. Their average sale price was $658,540, good enough for 14th in our rankings.
Louisville’s largest neighborhood, Lake Forest, had 45 sales, the second-most in this year’s survey. That puts this neighborhood on the 19th, with an average sale price of $619,489.
Now, on to our top 10 most expensive neighborhoods in Louisville Kentucky for 2016.
#10 Rolling Fields
Sales over $500,000 in 2016: 6 | Average Sale Price: $677,917
#9 Cherokee Triangle
Sales over $500,000 in 2016: 11 | Average Sale Price: $688,500
#8 Estates of Hunting Creek
Sales over $500,000 in 2016: 3 | Average Sale Price: $694,167
#7 Indian Hills
Sales over $500,000 in 2016: 18 | Average Sale Price: $697,603
#6 Innisbrook
Sales over $500,000 in 2016: 4 | Average Sale Price: $705,685
#5 Oxmoor Woods
Sales over $500,000 in 2016: 3 | Average Sale Price: $718,167
#4 Cherokee Gardens
Sales over $500,000 in 2016: 11 | Average Sale Price: $768,582
#3 Anchorage
Sales over $500,000 in 2016: 21 | Average Sale Price: $780,427
#2 Mockingbird Valley
Sales over $500,000 in 2016: 7 | Average Sale Price: $889,393
#1 Glenview
Sales over $500,000 in 2016: 3 | Average Sale Price: $1,062,333
For those keeping score at home, here are the top 10 ranked Louisville neighborhoods for the past four years.
2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | |
1 | Glenview | Harrod’s Glen | Glenview | Spring Farm |
2 | Mockingbird Valley | Cherokee Hills | Mockingbird Valley | Glenview |
3 | Anchorage | Spring Farm Place | Glenview Acres | Mockingbird Valley |
4 | Cherokee Gardens | Spring Farm Lake | Bonniewood | Bonnycastle |
5 | Oxmoor Woods | Glenview | Mockingbird Gardens | Anchorage Woods |
6 | Innisbrook | Anchorage | Anchorage | Mockingbird Gardens |
7 | Indian Hills | Cherokee Triangle | Indian Hills | Indian Hills |
8 | Hunting Creek | Indian Hills | Woodstone | Cherokee Gardens |
9 | Cherokee Triangle | Lake Forest | Sutherland | Anchorage |
10 | Rolling Fields | Mockingbird Gardens | Rolling Fields | Hurstbourne |
If you have any questions about this piece or anything in the world of real estate for that matter, please feel comfortable contacting me. I’m always happy to help!