MOCKINGBIRD VALLEY (10th highest per capita income in the nation)

Tucked within the forested hills along the Ohio River, Indian Hills and Mockingbird Valley represent two of Louisville’s most affluent communities, the latter maintaining the highest per capita income in the entire state of Kentucky and the tenth-highest of any location in the United States. Featuring large homes nestled among steep slopes, winding woodland roads and rock outcroppings, Mockingbird Valley and Indian Hills offer elegant country-like retreats in the heart of Louisville. With the area’s first homes dating back to the mid 19th century, Indians Hills and Mockingbird Valley’s timeless architecture has been attracting the most discerning buyers for over a century.

[@beverlysmith6539]

Beautiful homes, Beautiful weather day

[@Panchitobear]

So beautiful!!

[@KayakFishingWithMark]

This is gorgeous. Love the architecture. Liked and subbed. Stay safe and connected my friend.

[@serhankapucu5885]

Sunny a weather aswell kenttucky to stroll is beautiful . I guess that kenttucky aswell miami like forever sunny has to a weather .

[@JUSAGUYNKY]

No Kentucky has all 4 seasons unlike Florida 🤓

[@nelsonnascimento8739]

what would the average price of a house in a neighborhood like this be?

[@JUSAGUYNKY]

The median home value for Mockingbird Valley Is $985,000

[@Panchitobear]

My neighborhood in Orange County, California is 1 mollion dollars plus and the houses are much smaller and the yards, too

[@JUSAGUYNKY]

@@Panchitobear check out my newest MValley upload! It showcases the larger homes in the area. And the MUCH larger homes is gated. 😒😒
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