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$375,000 Homes in Kentucky, Indiana and Arkansas
A bungalow in Louisville, Ky., a midcentury modern house in Indianapolis and a cottage in Little Rock, Ark.
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Angela Serratore
April 29, 2026,
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Sam Heine
Sam Heine
Sam Heine
Sam Heine
Sam Heine
Sam Heine
Sam Heine
Sam Heine
Sam Heine
Sam Heine
Sam Heine
Louisville, Ky. | $365,000
A 1910 brick bungalow, on 0.1 acres
This three-bedroom, two-bathroom house and backyard guesthouse are across the street from Shelby Park, home to a picnic area and basketball and tennis courts. A brewery, a vegan restaurant and a pub are all within walking distance.
The campus of the University of Louisville is 10 minutes away by car, as is the city’s downtown riverfront area.
Size:
1,889 square feet
Price per square foot:
$199
Indoors:
This home’s covered front porch is elevated above the street, with space for a pair of chairs to face Shelby Park.
Original details in the living room include refinished hardwood floors and a brick fireplace surround. The layout has an easy flow, with a spacious dining room behind the living room. The eat-in kitchen, at the back of this level, has been updated in a sleek style, with white subway tile along the walls and a suite of stainless steel appliances.
Two bedrooms, both of which can hold queen-size beds, are off the living room, as is a full bathroom.
The second floor is used as a primary suite and includes a sleeping alcove behind an exposed brick chimney and, on the other side of the space, a sitting area. The bathroom has a skylight and a combined tub and shower.
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