Louisville, KY Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Louisville's historic Churchill Downs hosts the Kentucky Derby each May, drawing visitors from across the globe to experience "The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports." The city stands as a cultural cornerstone with the Muhammad Ali Center celebrating the boxing legend's legacy and the Louisville Slugger Museum showcasing America's pastime. Residents enjoy an extensive arts scene through the Speed Art Museum's global collections and the contemporary exhibits at the 24/7 21c Museum Hotel. The Kentucky Bourbon Trail winds through local distilleries including Angel's Envy and Evan Williams, while Fourth Street Live buzzes with entertainment and nightlife. The housing market presents diverse options across distinct neighborhoods. The median sale price in Louisville sits at $259,900. Single family homes in established areas range from $255,000 in Germantown to $649,000 in Cherokee Triangle. NuLu features condos with median prices of $250,000 for one bedroom units and $348,500 for two bedrooms. Property taxes remain competitive at 0.85%, lower than Cincinnati's 1.53%. Louisville maintains a cost of living 6.6% below the national average. A family with school age children needs $99,000 annually to live comfortably, while renters require $54,000. Monthly grocery costs average $1,600 for families and $700 for renters. The public education system includes DuPont Manual High School, rated A+ by Niche, along with highly rated Louisville Male and Ballard High Schools. The University of Louisville and Bellarmine University provide higher education options. Four distinct seasons mark the climate, with summer highs in the upper 80s and winter lows in the upper 20s. The extensive park system, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, includes Cherokee Park and the nation's largest urban forest at Jefferson Memorial Forest.