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Louisville, Kentucky in Jefferson County
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Also known as:
The Fall City
The Ville
40 active listings near Louisville
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$845,000    3200 E Indian Trl
$685,000    1005 Cardinal Dr
$670,000   * 1213 Audubon Pkwy
$650,000    4617 Marion Ave
$449,900   * 1211 Cardinal Dr
$449,500    3120 Meadowlark Ave
$415,000    3242 Cross Bill Rd
$385,000   * 3254 Cross Bill Rd
$365,000    1300 Cardinal Dr Unit 106
$347,000    1225 Union Ave
$330,000   * 1208 Wolfe Ave
$325,000   * 1697 Cheak St
$300,000    909 Rosemary Dr
$299,999    3454 Illinois Ave
$299,500   * 1614 Russell Ave
$295,000   * 1229 Larue Ave
$275,000   * 1227 Valley Dr
$273,000   * 3121 Osprey Rd
$259,900    3116 Harmon Ct
$254,900    1264 Springdale Dr
$250,000   * 1611 Nightingale Rd
$249,900    1501 Lincoln Ave
$234,995   * 1229 Wolfe Ave
$219,900    1524 McKay Ave
$214,900   * 4812 Redwing Way
$199,900    2843 Elam Dr
$199,900    4026 Henderson Ave
$195,000   * 5606 Halstead Ave
$190,000   * 4504 Shasta Trl
$180,000   * 5216 Cedrus Cir
$179,900   * 4924 Woodcock Cir
$175,000   * 1324 Short St
$174,900   * 1313 Lacona Ln
$169,900   * 5707 Loretta St
$155,000   * 4815 Raven Rd
$152,000   * 2849 Elam Dr
$144,000    4611 Silverleaf Dr
$130,000    6112 Loretta St
$125,000   * 4811 Redstart Rd
$1   * 1234 Wolfe Ave

Interested in fun facts and the history of Louisville, KY?
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One historical event that took place around Louisville, Kentucky would be the Battle of Perryville in October 1862. This was a major battle during the American Civil War and happened about 90 miles south of Louisville. Union and Confederate troops fought in the rolling hills of central Kentucky, resulting in over 7,500 casualties. While the Confederate army claimed victory, they were heavily outnumbered and forced to withdraw back to Tennessee. The Battle of Perryville marked a turning point in the war, securing Kentucky as a Union state and preventing the Confederacy from advancing northward.