New Albany
Historic riverfront downtown, walkable arts district, and one of Southern Indiana's most loved school corridors.
Linda crosses the bridge every week. From the riverfront streets of New Albany to the estates of Prospect — 16 markets across Floyd, Clark, Jefferson, Scott, Harrison, Oldham & Shelby Counties.
Historic riverfront downtown, walkable arts district, and one of Southern Indiana's most loved school corridors.
River views, the Big Four pedestrian bridge, and a downtown that's been quietly reinventing itself for a decade.
New construction, easy I‑65 commute to Louisville, and a small‑town feel that growing families keep choosing.
Upscale suburban living with well-established neighborhoods, larger lots, and easy access to New Albany schools — one of Southern Indiana's most desirable addresses.
A welcoming suburban community with tree-lined streets and well-kept neighborhoods. Charlestown State Park is right next door — and the price points are some of the most accessible in Clark County.
Quiet, rural, deeply scenic. New Albany schools without the New Albany traffic.
A National Historic Landmark District along the Ohio River. Madison's restored Victorian streetscapes and small-town character make it one of Indiana's most distinctive places to live.
A small, tight-knit community surrounded by open farmland in Floyd County. If you want space, quiet, and a genuine small-town feel just minutes from New Albany, Greenville delivers.
Affordable, community-driven, and less than an hour from Louisville. Scottsburg is where buyers find space, value, and genuine small-town character.
Indiana's first state capital, Corydon's beautifully preserved downtown courthouse square and brick-lined streets tell the story of Indiana's earliest days — with accessible price points that are hard to find this close to Louisville.
Quiet, upscale, and beautifully established — Prospect is one of the Louisville metro's most sought-after addresses, known for stone and brick homes on tree-lined streets and top-rated schools on both sides of the county line.
An exclusive, wooded enclave with grand estates and horse properties. Anchorage Independent Schools are among the state's finest — and the streets feel like a world apart.
Quiet, tree-canopied, and ultra-exclusive along the Ohio River. Glenview is where Louisville's most established families have always put down roots.
Louisville's most walkable suburb — boutique shopping, restaurant row, and top-rated schools in the heart of the East End. Easy access to everything, without the downtown pace.
Oldham County schools, a slower pace, and a classic East-End commute inside 30 minutes of downtown Louisville. Families keep choosing Crestwood for good reason.
A charming small city east of Louisville with a growing downtown, new residential development, and a pace of life that's hard to find closer to the city.
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