A charming and vibrant community near the heart of the city.
This eclectic, semi-urban neighborhood is near the heart of downtown Louisville. The vibe is similar to the Highlands neighborhood, but with less people and congestion. Enjoy walking down Frankfort Avenues and checking out local shops, local restaurants, and local coffee shops.
Crescent Hill and Clifton offers a mixture of big, historic homes with original pine floors and older “shotgun” style homes closer to the downtown city limits with unique floor plans. You won’t find “cookie cutter” homes in this neighborhood.
Walking distance to many businesses and dining options
Artsy culture/community vibe
Less crowing and congestion than the sought-after Highlands District.
Unique homes with character
Crescent Hill/ Clifton has it all when it comes to dining options and hip cafés. From the Silver Dollar, a gritty, southern style honky-tonk with southern cuisine, to Porcini’s, an upscale Italian eatery with an extensive wine list, this neighborhood has something for everyone. Popular cafes include Please and Thank you – a locally owned coffee shop and bakery, known for their chocolate chip cookies. Another hot spot is Vint Coffee Shop, which is usually packed with students from the two local seminaries. Finally, Cafe Classico, akin to a modern French café with small bites, great coffee and the best wine, and in the evenings, quiet music by independent but local musicians.
Go for a swim at the Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center. This indoor facility features an Olympic size swim pool and weight room and offers swim lessons, swim club and exercise classes to its members. Fitness on Frankfort.
Tour the Crescent Hill Reservoir and Gate House. This historic, fully functioning reservoir is still part of Crescent Hill’s water operations and offers tour to visitors daily.
Shop at 5-0 Lou Gifts for hand-crafted gifts and unique pieces of art, jewelry and décor from this family-owned business.
Grab a book at the Crescent Hill Public Library, one of nine Carnegie-endowed libraries in the city. Built in 1908, this beautiful building has been added to the National Register of Historical Places for its architectural significance. As a branch of the Louisville Free Public Library, it offers many services including children’s programs, technology assistance, research aides and much more.
7,771 people live in Crescent Hill | Clifton, where the median age is 40 and the average individual income is $65,713. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Crescent Hill | Clifton has 3,593 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Crescent Hill | Clifton do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 7,771 people call Crescent Hill | Clifton home. The population density is 5,645.416 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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