Homes for Sale in Goshen KY
Find many different unique subdivisions that host many beautiful homes for sale in Goshen KY. Offering one of the most desirable cities to live throughout Oldham County. If you would like more information about Goshen or any other homes in the area, feel free to contact us. In today’s competitive market you don’t want to find yourself left out when looking for your dream home in Goshen.
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Buying a Home in Goshen KY
The city of Goshen is found between Highway 42 and Harmony Lake and conveniently found just 20 minutes from Downtown Louisville. When looking for a home in Goshen, it is helpful to learn more about the area by simply searching the LOCAL Louisville real estate listings above. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a private showing for a house in Goshen, one of our top Louisville real estate agents are available to help anytime. We also have great resources available to you if you have any questions about buying a home, tips on getting your home ready to sell, or if you would like to learn more about nearby schools.
Houses in Goshen by School District
Oldham County Schools are well known for the high number of student achievements, outstanding teachers and staff, and great community support. The Oldham County school district is the eighth largest in Kentucky, providing both a personalized education and an innovative working environment at its three high schools, four middle schools, and ten elementary schools. Also offering programs through an art center, career center, and an alternative high school.
Goshen At Hillcrest Elementary School
12518 Ridgemoor Dr
Prospect, KY 40059
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Homes for Sale Goshen Elementary District
Harmony Elementary School
1901 South Hwy 1793
Goshen, KY 40026
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Homes for Sale in Harmony Elementary District
North Oldham Middle School
1801 South Hwy 1793
Goshen, KY 40026
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Homes for Sale in North Oldham Middle School District
North Oldham High School
1815 South Hwy 1793
Goshen, KY 40026
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Homes for Sale in North Oldham High School District
Property Types in Goshen
If you are thinking about new construction in Oldham County. Goshen is in close proximity to surrounding amenities and convenient local business locations. An ideal community for anyone who is considering buying a new home or have plans for building within the area. However, there are many areas of the city that have strict guidelines which may be more restrictive than the regular city ordinances.
Permits are obtained at the local City Hall. Most builders and contractors are familiar with this process but you as a homeowner are responsible that these permits are in place. If construction has begun without a permit, a stop-work order may be set in motion and also may be fined for not taking action. Generally any home improvements you make outside of your home as far as remodeling requires building permits from the city. These type of improvements can include things such as swimming pools, fences, and any other common additions to your existing residence.
Learn More about Goshen Kentucky
Welcome to the City of Goshen. The city was founded in 1849 and was originally known as Saltillo for the Mexican city near 1847 battle of the Mexican-American War.
Goshen is found just northeast of Prospect in Oldham County. The Harmony Lake subdivision of Oldham county became the city of Goshen in April 1990. Becoming the seventh city in Oldham County.
Property Taxes in Goshen
Property taxes for Goshen is due annually on October 1st. After January 1st the following year the taxes are considered delinquent additional fees will be assessed. If you escrow your taxes with your mortgage company it is still your responsibility to make sure that the lender receives the bill. The city of Goshen does not assess your property. This is done by the local PVA office and if you wish to dispute any property assessments you can contact them.