Irvington Homes for Sale
A planned 1870s suburb with winding streets, deep lots and a listed historic district.
Irvington was platted in 1870 as a planned suburb and was deliberately laid out with curving, non-grid streets, still its most recognizable feature. Much of the neighborhood sits within a designated historic district, and the housing stock is unusually varied: Tudor Revival, Queen Anne, Arts and Crafts and Craftsman homes on generous, well-treed lots. The Irvington business district along East Washington Street anchors the neighborhood with independent shops and long-running community events.
Who it suits: Buyers who want historic architecture and larger lots at an east-side value, with a real village center.
Other neighborhoods to consider
A Hamilton County city with a purpose-built arts district and one of the country’s most extensive roundabout networks.
A Boone County village known for its brick-paved Main Street and heavily wooded residential lots.
A fast-growing Hamilton County city with a redeveloped downtown district and extensive park system.
Not sure which of these is right for you?
That is the most common question Luis gets, and the most useful one to work through together. Tell him what your days look like and he will tell you where to start.