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Audubon Park, Kentucky in Jefferson County
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38 active listings near Audubon Park
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$845,000    3200 E Indian Trl
$699,000    1005 Cardinal Dr
$650,000    4617 Marion Ave
$565,900    1151 Dove Rd
$449,900   * 1211 Cardinal Dr
$415,000    3242 Cross Bill Rd
$395,000   * 1025 Trevilian Way
$365,000    1300 Cardinal Dr Unit 106
$324,900   * 1023 Greenleaf Rd
$300,000   * 909 Rosemary Dr
$299,999    3454 Illinois Ave
$299,999    3121 Osprey Rd
$289,000   * 1500 Audubon Pkwy
$285,000   * 3118 Harmon Ct
$282,000    1227 Larue Ave
$275,000   * 1507 Audubon Pkwy
$275,000    1227 Valley Dr
$269,900    1037 Trevilian Way
$265,000   * 5306 Fairy Belle Ct
$254,900    1264 Springdale Dr
$249,900   * 1501 Lincoln Ave
$239,000   * 2819 Whitlock St
$229,900   * 3829 Poplar Level Rd
$220,000    4026 Henderson Ave
$219,900    1524 McKay Ave
$215,000   * 1632 Whippoorwill Rd
$195,000   * 4423 Campobello St
$190,000   * 4504 Shasta Trl
$184,900   * 2803 Park Brook Ln
$175,000    1324 Short St
$174,900   * 1313 Lacona Ln
$170,000   * 4223 Curtis Ave
$165,000   * 4137 Monroe Ave
$152,000   * 2849 Elam Dr
$150,000   * 4609 Silverleaf Dr
$144,000    4611 Silverleaf Dr
$130,000    6112 Loretta St
$1   * 1234 Wolfe Ave

Interested in fun facts and the history of Audubon Park, KY?
Then read on!

Audubon Park, Kentucky is named after John James Audubon, a famous wildlife artist and naturalist who lived in the area in the early 1800s. Here are some other interesting facts about Audubon Park:

- The village was incorporated in 1936 and is one of the oldest suburban municipalities in the Louisville metropolitan area.
- Audubon Park is a popular residential neighborhood with tree-lined streets, historic homes, and a strong sense of community.
- The village has a total area of just over 0.5 square miles and is home to around 1,500 residents.
- Audubon Park is known for its lush green spaces, including the 9-acre Audubon Country Club, which features a golf course, tennis courts, and a swimming pool.
- The village also has a strong commitment to sustainability and has implemented several eco-friendly initiatives, including a recycling program and the installation of energy-efficient streetlights.
- Audubon Park has several annual events that bring the community together, including a Fourth of July parade, a fall festival, and a Christmas tree lighting ceremony.