About Louisville's Deer Park

Well according to my desktop countdown clock there are 21 day until the deadline for being under contract. Closing will be another issue. I already have clients calling me with comments about how their lender is not being responsive and betting back to them in a timely manor.

I have heard many say the stimulus hasn't really done anything for the housing market; I guess we will see in May. It has made a difference with the group I work with; first time home buyers.

I enjoy first time home buyers and guiding them through this process. I had the opportunity to make some long term clients in this market that will be ready to move up in the next 3-5 years.

If your ready to make the jump to home ownership, call, email, text, tweet or visit the website and find yourself a little slice of Louisville.

Deer Park is located within the Highlands Area of Louisville Kentucky. The homes range from small Shotgun homes, cottages and bungalows to large stately homes. Within the Deer Park neighborhood lives a diverse, well educated and friendly community. I am proud to call the Highlands and Deer Park my home.

If you are thinking about moving to the highlands please give me a call. I would be happy to forward you a package with some wonderful information. Deer Park currently has an ample inventory of homes to choose from in most price ranges. I look forward to helping you find "your Old Kentucky Home"!

• Neighborhood size - 357 acres/.56 square miles

• Metro Council District 8 - Councilperson - Tom Owen

• Adjacent Neighborhood Schools - Bloom Elementary, dePaul School, St. Agnes Parish School, St. Francis of Assissi, Highland Middle School, Atherton High School

• Civic Groups Deer Park Neighborhood Association

• TARC - Bus routes #17, 19, 21, 23

• Distance from Metro Louisville Central Business District - 4 miles

• History - In 1890's developers began to subdivide the deer-filled wooded farmlands as the street car line was extended down Bardstown Road toBonnycastle Ave. This primarily residential neighborhood, with commercial establishments lining the major thoroughfares, saw its last development originatein 1935. King's Daughters and Sons Home on Stevens Avenue has been caring for the ill and disabled since 1909.

Continued Bliss

Jeff Johnson

502-551-4295

www.myspace.com/highlandshomehunter