Welcome to the community page for the Cherokee Triangle neighborhood in Louisville. Known as one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city. In the late 1800's and early 1900's Cherokee Triangle grew in popularity and many residents living in Old Louisville relocated to the hilly countryside neighborhood. Today the Highlands and Cherokee Triangle continue to be one of the most popular neighborhoods in the Louisville area because of its location and rich history.
All Of The Amazing Workmanship That Was Customary Of The Iconic Homes Built Around Cherokee Park In The Early 1900's Is Still Present And Beautifully Preserved Here. The Welcoming Porch Spans The Front Of This Home And Offers The Perfect Spot To R...
Beautifully Updated, Well-located, Turn-of-the-century Building With Only 3 Condo Units. Condo Unit #3 Occupies A Portion Of The 2nd Floor And The Entire Third Floor. The Sidewalk Along Everett Is Bounded By An Attractive Low Stone Retaining Wal...
Luxury Abounds In This Spacious, Open Plan With New Windows Throughout! Totally Renovated, The Features Include A Fabulous Kitchen With Granite Counters, Double Ovens, Warming Drawer, And Center Island With Sink Plus A Walk-in Pantry. Two Bedrooms...
One Of The Most Attractive And Characteristic Floor Plans In The Cherokee Triangle, This 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Victorian Style Home Is Anxiously Awaiting Your Visit. Offering Beautiful Updates Throughout And Impressive Upgrades In The Kitchen And ...
Located In Cherokee Triangle, This Charming, Updated 4 Br/3 Bath Craftsman Is Move-in Ready! From The Minute You Step Inside, The Spacious Screened Front Porch Welcomes You Home! This Bungalow Offers A Flexible Open Floor Plan, Gleaming Hardwood F...
Don't Miss This Totally Special First Floor Condo In Awesome The Pennington. Located In The Heart Of Cherokee Triangle, A Short Block From Willow Park And Cherokee Park, This Nicely Updated Condo Home With A Front Covered Balcony Overlooking The P...
Motivated Seller! Welcome To The Bickel Mansion In Cherokee Triangle. Built In 1904, It Now Houses Three Condo Units, Two In The Main House, And One In The Carriage House. Being Offered Is A Charming 2 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath, Located On Levels 2 And 3....
Located On The Park Side Of Grinstead Drive In The Historic Cherokee Triangle, This 4-bedroom, 5 1/2 Bath Home Has A Private, Ensuite Bathroom In Every Bedroom. The Kitchen Is Open To The Family Room And Deck With Easy Access To The Formal Dining ...
Reduced! Seller Wants An Offer!! Wonderful Opportunity To Own This Apartment Building In Gorgeous Cherokee Triangle! Each Unit Very Unique, Charming With Rich Highlands Character! 4 Units With 1 Bdr, 1ba, 1 Unit With 2bdr, 1 Ba. Laundry O...
Cherokee Triangle is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the Louisville area. In the late 1800's two local real estate developers, James Henning and Joshua Speed initially purchased just over 130 acres of unique topography with plans to subdivide into a residential community. At first, the neighborhood was given the name - the Henning and Speed Highland Addition.
One of the first homes built in the Highlands Neighborhood was a two-story brick home built for James Henning's daughter. This home can still be found today at the corner of Cherokee Road and Grinstead Drive.
Just before the turn of the 20th century, the very popular, Cherokee Park opened. This park was designed by Fredrick Law Olmsted, as well as a few other parks in Louisville. With great success, homebuyers were quickly drawn to the homes for sale in Cherokee Triangle. The park quickly became a notable landmark for the neighborhood. Because of the shape of the perimeter of the park, residents began calling this area; Cherokee Triangle. One of the unique features of the area is the physical features of the land. The unique topography is a defining characteristic of the Cherokee Triangle area and other Neighborhoods.
Different Style of Homes in Cherokee Triangle
You will notice that some of the houses in Cherokee Triangle are found situated close together - while others have more spacious lots. There are also unique and decorative landscape designs that compliment the rolling, physical features of the land.
Different architectural styles of homes vary throughout the Cherokee Triangle neighborhood, The common styles of homes that can be found in the neighborhood range from Colonial Revival, Queen Ann, Tudor, Craftsman and a few others. Most homes are one one-half story to two and one-half story homes. Some homes may be constructed out of brick with carved limestone while another may have stucco.
The data relating to real estate for sale on this web site comes in part from the Internet Data Exchange Program of Metro Search, Inc. Real estate listings held by brokerage firms other than Coldwell Banker McMahan Co. are marked with the Internet Data Exchange logo or the Internet Data Exchange thumbnail logo and detailed information about each listing includes the name of the listing broker.