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Louisville KY
- 3 Ready Homes
- 10 Floor Plans
- 3-4 Bedrooms
- 2-2 Bathrooms
- $341,700 to $383,800
- 1888 to 2791 Sq. Ft.
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Louisville KY
- 0 Ready Homes
- 1 Floor Plans
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2-2.5 Bathrooms
- $360,000 to $360,000
- 2054 to 2054 Sq. Ft.
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Louisville KY
- 4 Ready Homes
- 15 Floor Plans
- 3-4 Bedrooms
- 2-2.5 Bathrooms
- $329,400 to $395,000
- 1530 to 2791 Sq. Ft.
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Louisville Area
- 11 Floor Plans
- 3-4 Bedrooms
- 2-2.5 Bathrooms
- $263,300 to $390,400
- 1535 to 2791 Sq. Ft.
Address:
7005 Ledgerock Road
Louisville, KY 40219
Hours:
By Appointment
Address:
6402 Oak Village Drive
Louisville, KY 40228
Hours:
Mon.-Tue. 10:00-6:00, Closed Wed.-Thur., Fri.-Sat. 10:00-6:00, Sun. 1:00-5:00, or by Appointment
Address:
Madder Way
Louisville, KY 40228
Hours:
By Appointment
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By Appointment
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LIFE IN LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Each Jagoe Homes community in Louisville, KY offers different advantages and new home construction opportunities, including an array of floorplans.
Ranging from mid-priced to high-end luxury homes, Jagoe’s three Louisville communities offer a diversity of Energy Smart floorplans, from modest to grand, including maintenance free living. Many floorplans include basements! Or work with the Jagoe Homes team for home building services to design a home that is uniquely your own.
Take a look at Jagoe’s Louisville communities. Then make an appointment to tour a beautiful, Energy Smart Jagoe Home and talk with a New Home Consultant. Whether you’re looking for your first home, you’re up-sizing OR you’re down-sizing, our Jagoe New Home Consultant is happy to help you find the community and floorplan that’s perfect for you.
Quality of Life in Louisville
Louisville is Kentucky’s largest city, and it offers all the attractions, resources, and advantages you would expect from a major metropolitan area. On a 2010 Quality of Life survey, Louisville, Kentucky scored significantly higher than the national average on amusement, culture, education, medical, religion, restaurants and weather.
As a major driver of Kentucky’s economy, this city houses a number of national and international corporations. Major employers include UPS Supply Chain Solutions, Ford Motor Company with two assembly plants, GE Appliance & Lighting, and Humana, Inc.
In Downtown, the central business district features the “Louie Link,” a glassed-in skywalk that connects a convention center, three hotels, a prime entertainment and shopping complex and a large parking facility. Museum Row in the West Main District of downtown offers five high-level attractions:
- West Main District
- Frazier History Museum
- Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
- Kentucky Science Center
- Louisville Slugger Museum
- Muhammad Ali Center
Other area attractions include the Kentucky Derby, the Kentucky Derby Museum, and Kentucky Kingdom & Hurricane Bay amusement and water parks, among dozens of others.
Louisville is home to extensive, first-class medical facilities, including the University of Louisville Medical Center and Kosair Children’s Hospital and affiliated institutions.
