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The Louisville Real Estate Blog of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Real Estate Experts! Recently posted or modified blog posts by tag - Anchorage https://www.joehaydenrealtor.com/blog/ Copyright JoeHaydenRealtor.com 2019-02-17T09:50:27-07:00 tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:14694 Visit the 2019 Louisville Summer Camp Fair February 17 Sure, it's winter, but you can start thinking about summer fun right now. At the 2019 Louisville Summer Camp Fair at the Sawyer Hayes Community Center, that's exactly what you'll get to do. Bring the kids to this fun summer camp fair to learn more about nearby summer camps. There will be fun events at this this fair, too. Summer in Winter Go to the Sawyer Hayes Community Center for the Louisville Summer Camp Fair to explore all the possibilities that will be available this summer. Admission to the fair is free and open to all. There will also be snacks, crafts and prizes, stuff for kids and adults alike to enjoy.  The Summer Camp Fair is chock-full of information about nearby summer camps and everything they have to offer, so you and your kid or kids can make an informed decision about what they'll do this summer. Be at the Community Center from 12:30 to 4 pm to get all the info and have a little summer fun in winter. The Sawyer Hayes Community Center is as 2201 Lakeland Road. That's in EP Tom Sawyer State Park, right outside the gorgeous Anchorage neighborhood. If you want to see custom-built homes that will make your jaw drop, landscaping that will make your eyes widen and quiet, shady streets that are full of surprises at every turn, you want to be in Anchorage. What's Awesome About Anchorage Anchorage is mostly a collection of homes so beautiful, the real estate here could compete with any high-end neighborhood anywhere. The custom-built homes are designed for the lots where they sit, with landscaping and extra features that make the most out of the sprawling lawns and natural trees. Sweeping driveways, multi-car garages, spacious rooms and luxury touches are the norm in Anchorage. This is a neighborhood where the cabinets are custom, the appliances are stainless steel, the counters are stone and the residents are pretty happy with their beautiful homes. You'll be happy looking at the beautiful homes here, too. Anchorage is also where you'll find the Owl Creek golf course, the Anchorage elementary school and several other little places where you can grab a drink after work, get a meal or spend an evening out with friends. Take a drive around Anchorage this February, and you just might decide that you want to be living in a home in this neighborhood before summer arrives. About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2019-02-17T09:40:00-07:00 2019-02-17T09:50:27-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:14127 Enjoy the Captain's Hour at the Village Anchor in Anchorage September 13 Drop anchor this September at the Village Anchor in Anchorage, the luxury neighborhood that's so far from the Ohio you can't even see the water from anywhere within the community. The strange name of the neighborhood is something you can discuss during the Captain's Hour! The Captain's Hour The Captain's Hour is kind of like happy hour, except it lasts all evening long. Go to the Village Anchor Pub and Roost, and spend some time relaxing while you enjoy a full menu of special beer, wine and cocktails. There's also plenty of food on the menu, classic pub fare that will definitely satisfy your comfort food cravings.  The Captain's Hour begins at 5 pm and lasts until midnight, so you'll have plenty of time to explore the menu and learn more about Anchorage. Yes, it's more than 12 miles away from the Ohio River. The neighborhood is named for a former riverboat captain who lived in this neighborhood. There's an anchor hanging near the center of town that came from his ship, the Matamora. And while Anchorage is nowhere near the water, this neighborhood does have lots of cool, refreshing breezes and shady streets due to the dense tree cover. This entire community is noticeably cooler than other areas of the city. So in a way, you'll feel like you're close to the water here even though there's really no water here. The Village Anchor Pub and Roost is at 11507 Park Road. After you spend some time here, you'll probably choose to take a closer look at the real estate in Anchorage. This high-end neighborhood is known for having some of the most beautiful homes in Louisville. Don't be surprised if you want to live here before your evening is over. Away to Anchorage The homes in Anchorage are truly stunning, custom-built estates, mansions and large houses sitting on big pieces of property. This is a neighborhood of sweeping driveways, gorgeous landscaping and high-end features inside and out. Many homes here have swimming pools, hardwood floors, crown molding, granite counters, custom cabinets, you know, all the things you've dreamed about having in a home. You'll find homes here in just about every design style, from Old World European architecture to grand, traditional houses to modern homes. The real estate here is one-of-a-kind, and that's why this neighborhood is one of the most famous in all of Louisville. Anchorage has its own parks, a golf course, schools, restaurants and things to do. After you see Anchorage, one of your favorite things to do might be to come here and seek out your future home! About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2018-09-12T08:11:00-07:00 2018-09-13T04:39:56-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:13883 Wine and Dine Yourself at the Village Anchor June 27 This June, head to Village Anchor to have dinner and wine. The wine is half price with the purchase of any entree, and you'll even have the chance to enjoy complimentary wine tastings while you're here. Dinner and Wine The Village Anchor is styled to look and feel like a European retreat. You can dine inside the restaurant, or take in the air on the patio while you feast on a menu full of house-made soups, creative salads and incredible entrees like meatloaf burgers, fried chicken, fish and chips or shrimp and grits. There's a large selection of seafoods available, a cocktail menu and a full kid's menu. The Village Anchor is at 11507 Park Road in Anchorage. This is one of Louisville's most popular neighborhoods, and home to many of Louisville's most well-known personalities.  Anchorage is home to a silent film star, an award-winning singer-songwriter and more than one local CEO. This neighborhood is famous for its breathtaking real estate and truly stunning homes that will inspire you to slow down and take a long look at each and every one. Before you leave the neighborhood, explore the winding streets and hills of Anchorage and pick out all the homes you'd like to live in. Go Away to Anchorage Anchorage is noticeably cooler than most of the rest of Louisville. There's a thick tree canopy here that shades the large lots and winding streets. The trees give Anchorage residents privacy and adds natural beauty to the neighborhood. Between the trees, you'll find gorgeous custom-built homes in all styles. Anchorage homes borrow architectural elements from all time periods to create large, beautiful homes that look like estates. Water features, landscaping, circular driveways, high-end features, you'll find it all in the homes here. The neighborhood has schools, churches, even a few places to get a bite to eat. Anchorage is also home to Owl Creek golf course and right next door to the sprawling Tom Sawyer State Park. Wine and dine yourself in Anchorage this June, and take yourself on a tour of this spectacular neighborhood. Who knows how it may change your future plans? About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2018-06-27T05:17:00-07:00 2018-06-27T05:23:41-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:13458 Eat Dinner at the Village Anchor for a Good Cause March 4 You're probably going to be eating dinner anyway, so why not go eat dinner at the Village Anchor in support of Apple Patch Community? Doing a good deed isn't going to get any easier than this. Supporting Apple Patch Go to the Village Anchor for dinner this March any time between 5 and 9 pm, and you'll be helping to support the Apple Patch Community. Apple Patch provides services to adults all over Louisville with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Apple Patch works to help these people lead independent lives, and this March you can help by simply having a meal. Up to 10 percent of your check will be donated to Apple Patch.  Visit the Village Anchor website or call ahead to make reservations. The Village Anchor has a full menu of dinner selection that includes house-made soups, seasonal entrees and popular local dishes. Have a meatloaf burger, blackened fish tacos or the award-winning Hotter Brown. Vegetarians will love the vegetarian lasagna. The Village Anchor is at 11507 Park Road in Anchorage. This is one of the city's most popular neighborhoods. It won't take you long to find out why when you come here this March. Dinner and More in Anchorage The Village Anchor is near the center of Anchorage, so you'll be surrounded by the shade trees, the winding streets and the breathtaking real estate that defines this neighborhood. You'll see lots of rolling hills and beautiful sights here, but no water. The name of the neighborhood comes from a former riverboat captain who lived here. Like lots of people who come to Anchorage, he wanted to enjoy the cool temperatures and beautiful natural sights here. Because the tree canopy is so thick here, Anchorage is noticeably cooler than the rest of the city. Anchorage is home to the Owl Creek country club and golf course, the Anchorage public school and several places to go have fun, but mostly what you'll find here is amazing homes. Don't be surprised if you gasp right out loud when you see the homes here, everyone has that reaction to Anchorage. The custom-built, luxury homes here were designed for the lots where they sit, and it's impossible to tell which one is the most impressive. Everywhere you look, you'll find sweeping driveways, amazing stonework and high-end features. Inside the homes in Anchorage, you'll discover hardwood floors, marble details, crown molding, all the little touches that can turn a home into a true palace. Go have dinner in Anchorage and do a good deed this March. After you see this neighborhood, you'll see lots of reasons why you're going to want to live here, too. About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2018-03-04T09:50:00-07:00 2018-03-04T10:01:39-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:13291 Watch the Wizard of Oz in Anchorage January 18 See the Anchorage Children's Theater put on their performance of the Wizard of Oz this January, and see the kids bring this classic story to life for you and your kids. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz The show begins at 6:30 pm, but feel free to show up early. The pre-show is inspired by "The Jungle Book." Get tickets for $10 for adults and $8 for kids, and go have a great night out with the entire family. The children will be performing the classic story of the Wizard of Oz, and you can expect to see a magical show.  Be there to see the entire performance at Anchorage Public School 11400 Ridge Road, and get swept away by the wizardry and the wonder of this well-loved story of a girl from Kansas and the magical world she visits. You'll be in Anchorage, which many families consider to be a bit of a magical neighborhood. The architecture here and the design of the neighborhood may convince you that you're in Oz, too. The Wonderful Neighborhood of Anchorage Anchorage looks so different from other neighborhoods, you may think you're not in Louisville anymore when you enter the shady, winding streets here. The custom-built homes in Anchorage sit on large lots with trees and space between them, so residents here enjoy their privacy, not to mention their sprawling lawns! It's easy to enjoy the homes in Anchorage, even if you're only looking at the real estate here. The houses are built to be big and gorgeous, with a mixture of architecture styles that create completely unique, one-of-a-kind looks. Extra bedrooms, bathrooms and space are built into the homes in Anchorage, because what families really need is plenty of room. See the wonderful Anchorage neighborhood this January, and it won't take long for this neighborhood to work its wonders on you. To learn about fun things to do in the Louisville area, please visit the website of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team. 2018-01-16T05:54:00-07:00 2018-01-16T06:07:33-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:13053 See the Leaves Changing on the Anchorage Trail This November There's no rule that says you have to stay indoors during fall weather, even when the air is crisp. Bundle up, put on your walking shoes and hit the Anchorage Trail any day this November. This shady, paved trail is surrounded by trees and natural features. Walking or running the trail is an amazing way to see the leaves and enjoy the beauty of fall. The Anchorage Trail There are several benches along the trail, so you can stop for a break if needed. The entire trail is about 1 mile in length, or 2 miles round trip, and it's dog-friendly. You'll even find a swing hanging from one of the trees. The Anchorage Trail crosses right over Goose Creek, another of Louisville's beautiful natural features.  The quiet atmosphere, tall shade trees and stunning natural beauty you'll find on the Anchorage Trail can be found all over the Anchorage neighborhood itself. While you're already here, take the time to explore more of Anchorage before you leave. One look at the real estate here, and you'll understand why so many of Louisville's well-known personalities choose to live in Anchorage. People who can live anywhere move into homes here, and it's exactly where you'll want to be, too. The Anchorage Life The Anchorage Trail starts near the "downtown" area of the neighborhood. This is where you'll find City Hall and the neighborhood's fire department, but you can also find a couple of places to grab a cocktail or a bite to eat, plus some places to have a little fun -- like the dance studio or the art studio. Mostly, Anchorage is made up of rolling hills, big trees and breathtaking homes. It's the homes that have made the neighborhood locally famous as one of the most sought-after places to live in all of Louisville. The huge, custom-built homes in Anchorage follow no distinct pattern. Every home here is uniquely different, and you'll find houses styled after all sorts of different architecture types. Some homes here may remind you of a French chateau or a European villa, a traditional southern mansion or an ultra-modern luxury home. Traditional houses, historic houses, brand-new houses -- Anchorage has it all. The sprawling neighborhood even has its own golf course and a celebrity element. Some of Louisville's most well-known people, including pizza mogul Papa John himself, live in Anchorage. Walk around Anchorage this November, and you'll see that not all the real estate here is too expensive or out of your reach. There are lots of homes here, and so many lots to choose from that any family can find their perfect home here. To learn about other fun things to do in the Louisville area, please visit the website of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team. 2017-11-14T06:44:00-07:00 2017-11-14T07:16:30-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:12960 Ride Your BMX to the Gate at Tom Sawyer Park November 1 This November, if you know a BMXer take them up to the Gate at "Tom" Sawyer State Park. Even if you just go to watch, you'll see incredible tricks, flips and bike-riding like you never imagined. At the Starting Gate Go to 3000 Freys Hill Road to find the park and the huge BMX track. The Gate is just one part of the track. It is 8 lanes wide and 24 feet long, to allow riders to race against each other. The starting light will tell you when to take off.  Derby City BMX promotes staying healthy and active, and adheres to good sportsmanship and citizenship. It's a sanctioned motocross track that operates under the rules set forth by USA BMX. Gate practice lasts from 6 to 8 pm. Tickets cost $5, and participants must have all the necessary gear and clothing. Any size or type of BMX is allowed on the track, but your bike cannot have brackets, reflectors, a kickstand, front brakes or pegs. Riders must also have a full-face helmet. If you don't have one, there are a few loaner helmets available. Wear long sleeves on your legs and arms, or wear pads for protection. Riders must also have closed-toe shoes. Watchers are free to come to the track and see the action, and there will be a lot to see. Whether you come to ride or watch, there's lots of other stuff to enjoy in and around the park. Drop by Rolling Hills before you leave the area, and you'll see one of the reasons why so many people want to live in this part of Louisville. Ride Through Rolling Hills Rolling Hills is just on the other side of the park from the BMX track, a collection of winding streets that spread out along Westport Road. Rolling Hills is bordered by the road on one side, a section of Westport peppered with restaurants, and the meandering Goose Creek on the other. Some residents here have views of the riverbank, but all residents here have views of beautiful brick family homes. This neighborhood is known for its brick homes, many of them built with multiple bedrooms and bathrooms to accommodate large families. The houses here were built to give families the little luxuries they want, too. It's common to find hardwood floors, big kitchens and fireplaces in the homes in Rolling Hills -- all those little features that really put a home over the top. See if you flip for the homes of Rolling Hills this November, and go visit Louisville's BMX track in the park. Once you see it, you'll wonder how you've never found it before -- just like the real estate in Rolling Hills. To learn about other fun things to do in the area, please visit our Louisville Real Estate website. 2017-10-30T04:52:00-07:00 2017-10-30T05:03:41-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:12859 Eat at the Harvest for Hope Farm-to-Table Dinner in Anchorage October 13 This October, you can help serve the Louisville community and do a good deed for those in need at the Harvest for Hope Farm-to-Table Dinner. All you have to do is eat a hearty and delicious farm-to-table meal prepared by some of the city's best chefs. Who said that assisting the community has to be difficult? Harvest for Hope Farm Many of the city's most well-known chefs are coming together for the Harvest for Hope Farm-to-Table Dinner. Chefs from restaurants like Butchertown Grocery, Varanese and River Hour Restaurant and Raw Bar will provide tasty treats. All the chefs will prepare one course of a delicious gourmet meal.  You'll dine under the stars at the Uspiritus Bellewood Campus to enjoy your farm-to-table meal. Tickets are $125 per person, and that includes the entire meal. Get a table of 8 for $1,000. Because seating is limited, your RSVP is required. Live music will keep you entertained during dinner. Proceeds from the dinner will benefit Uspiritus, which provides care and treatment for children all over the Louisville community. Uspiritus also has campuses in Bowling Green and Lexington to help children all over Kentucky. Dinner begins at 6 pm at 11103 Park Road in Anchorage. Feast on Anchorage You can go to Anchorage any time you want a delicious meal or a night out. This community, which you'll see isn't anywhere near the river, has all sorts of options when you want an evening out or a day of fun. Anchorage is where you'll find the Owl Creek Country Club, the Village Anchor Pub and Roost and several places where the community can gather. But the main attraction of Anchorage is something you'll see right away: the homes. The real estate in Anchorage has made this neighborhood one of the most desirable in the city. Some of Louisville's most best-known names live here, including Papa John himself. The custom-built homes in Anchorage feature all sorts of architectural styles in grand, incredible designs that are surrounded by amazing landscaping and beautiful natural features. Anchorage is a neighborhood filled with hills and so many shade trees, it's noticeably cooler here during summer months. The winding road and thick trees create a sense of privacy between residents. Have a gourmet meal, and then feast your eyes on the incredible homes in Anchorage. See where the winding roads of this neighborhood take you this October. About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2017-10-11T04:37:00-07:00 2017-10-11T04:45:06-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:12713 Take a Free Yoga Class at the Berrytown Recreation Center September 6 Yoga is about relaxation, stretching out your muscles and getting more out of your body. Who says it has to be about spending a lot of money? At the Berrytown Recreation Center, the yoga is free and the surroundings are amazing. Free Yoga The Berrytown Recreation Center is next to the 24-acre Berrytown Park, and you'll find everything here. The center has a playroom for the kids, locker rooms and showers, a walking track, a fitness center and a gym. The free yoga class begins at 6 and ends at 7 pm. That's a full hour of breathing, stretching, relaxing and testing your muscles. Yoga is designed to improve balance and flexibility while releasing tension in the body.  Go to Anchorage to find the Berrytown Recreation Center at 1300 Heafer Road. Since class is free, all you need to bring is yourself. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle, if you like. Find Your Port in Anchorage Anchorage is a sea of beautiful homes, rolling hills and winding streets...but, very little water. The name is a bit of an oddity in the neighborhood, but then again this community deserves a name that stands out. Everyone who sees Anchorage falls in love with it. The shady streets are lined with huge, impressive homes that were custom-built for luxury. Grand homes are everywhere you look here, houses with incredible features and intricate details. The homes in Anchorage were custom-built, so no two are alike, and that's why it's so hard to pick just one favorite among them. See which home in Anchorage stands out to you. The more you see of this neighborhood, the harder it will be for you to pick just one. About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2017-09-04T10:49:00-07:00 2017-09-04T11:03:49-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:12440 Drink up a Whiskey Education at the Village Anchor July 6 What's the best way to learn more about whiskey? With a four-course dinner, naturally. Go to the Village Anchor for The Whiskey Five, and learn more about this wonderful spirit while you enjoy a great meal. The Whiskey Five Show up at 6 pm feeling thirsty and with a good appetite, and you won't be disappointed. The dinner will be led by the President of the Bourbon Women Association and local author Susan Reigler. You'll enjoy 5 different whiskeys while you feast on the four-course meal.  Call the Village Anchor to reserve your seat, because space is limited. After all, who doesn't want to sip whiskey, eat food and learn a lot more about spirits all at the same time? The bourbon industry was built in Kentucky, and it's truly the gold standard of whiskey. Find out why when you go to the Village Anchor this July. It's at 11507 Park Road in Anchorage. When you see it, you'll want to drop anchor here. All Aboard for Anchorage Don't look for any ports or fancy boat clubs around Anchorage. You'll find swimming pools, but that's about it. The river is miles away, and the name has nothing to do with the scenery you can expect to see. Anchorage is a sea of trees and winding roads that create gentle, rolling waves -- but they're the kind you enjoy while riding in a car, not a boat. Set sail to the huge green lawns and jaw-dropping luxury homes in Anchorage. This neighborhood has served as a port of call for some of Louisville's most notable residents, everyone from big deal recording artists to financial wizards of the business world. It's obvious why they want to live here. The custom-designed houses are sprawling, incredible homes with rolling lawns and beautiful landscaping in front of them. Sweeping driveways lead up to homes with hardwood floors, granite counters, high-end fixtures, open rooms and all the modern gadgets and upgrades you'd expect to see in houses with such impressive exteriors. Anchorage operates like its own small town, and it has that feel to it. There's a town square and historic district where you can find stuff to do, and the neighborhood holds gatherings and get-togethers of all kinds through the year. Anchorage even has its own school district, which parents love. Learn a little more about whiskey and about the real estate in Anchorage this July, and who knows how it will all change your future? About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2017-07-06T05:14:00-07:00 2017-07-06T06:27:27-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:12410 Take Your Daughter to Baking Class at Abigail Academy June 30 No boys are allowed at the Girls' Baking Class at Abigail Academy this June. This class is just for girls aged 6 to 12 so they can socialize, have fun and be themselves. They'll also learn a little chemistry here, because essentially that's what baking is, and have the chance to make something with their own hands. Where Girls Bake The theme for this class is cakes and cookies. Girls will get the chance to do the baking themselves, and they'll learn about food safety and general safety tips while in the kitchen. The girls are the ones in charge, because this is meant to be an empowering experience for them. Class lasts from 5 to 7:30 pm. The price per participant is $41. That covers all the ingredients and supplies they'll use in class, plus dinner. Abigail Academy is at 11904 Shelbyville Road in Louisville's East End. That's right outside the Anchorage neighborhood. While your daughter is baking, go see what's cooking in Anchorage. All Aboard for Anchorage Anchorage is the perfect place to go to escape the summer heat. The thick tree cover here helps cast the whole neighborhood in shade, noticeably cooling the winding streets. Despite the name, there's very little water in the neighborhood -- unless swimming pools count. What this neighborhood does have is rolling hills, historic architecture and some of the city's most-coveted real estate. The homes in Anchorage are truly eye-popping, stunning estate-like homes sitting on big lawns. The large, luxurious homes in Anchorage are separated by big trees, rolling hills and winding streets. Space and nature help create privacy for all the families who live here. Because all the homes in Anchorage were custom-built, they range across all styles of architecture. You can find everything here, from that incredible sprawling ranch house to that gorgeous Colonial-inspired two-story you've been dreaming of. Since you have the evening free to explore, maybe you'll swing by the golf course in the neighborhood or take a look at the charming historic district. There's a pub if you want to grab a bite to eat, and a two-mile walking trail if you'd rather enjoy some scenic exercise. You may notice the schools while you're in the neighborhood. Anchorage even has its own independent school district with its own superintendent. This neighborhood has been home to recording artists, film stars and CEOs, including some of Louisville's most famous residents. This summer, you'll discover lots of reasons why you'll want this neighborhood to be your home, too. About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2017-06-30T05:03:00-07:00 2017-06-30T16:58:02-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:12212 Get a Meal for $10 at the Village Anchor May 16 A neighborhood that's famous for its huge luxury homes probably isn't the first one that comes to mind when you think of an affordable meal, but that's because you don't know about $10-Buck-Tuesday. Go to the Village Anchor on May 16, and enjoy a delicious meal at a price that's practically highway robbery. Drop Anchor in Anchorage No, this neighborhood isn't close to the river -- it's just one of those strange names. But while Anchorage doesn't have a lot of water, it does have a lot of gorgeous, rolling property. If you get in a mood to see some beautiful homes, get into Anchorage and just start driving around. Go there on May 16 with $10 in your pocket, and you'll get a great meal while you're here.  It's $10-Buck-Tuesday at the Village Anchor, so show up hungry. With your $10 entree, you'll also get a nice glass of house wine or a Fall's City draft beer. And every Tuesday, there's a different feature for you to try. The Village Anchor is right near the center of Anchorage at 11507 Park Road. It's open from 5 to 10 pm on Tuesdays, so you can show up any time during dinner and grab a bite. Set Sail for Anchorage You have to drive through Anchorage to really see it. This neighborhood was designed for privacy. The winding streets are so lined with trees, the entire neighborhood is shady and cooler in summer than other areas of the city. As you drive around the trees and over the rolling hills of Anchorage, you'll start to see the enormous lots with the beautiful homes sitting on them. There are homes in Anchorage that look like true estates. You'll see lots of big, sweeping driveways and breathtaking custom home designs. Incredible landscaping and features are everywhere you look in this neighborhood, and that's just the outside of the homes here. Inside, there are just as many luxury features and amazing details. Hardwood floors, granite counters, high-end fixtures and lots of space are the norm for many of the homes here. Anchorage has lots of truly grand homes, but you'll find some modestly-sized family homes in this beautiful neighborhood, too. Lots of people want to live in Anchorage because of the great schools, the parks and golf courses that are so close and the quick access to all the shopping and eating you can find in nearby Middletown. See how many reasons you can find to want to live in Anchorage this May, and grab dinner for $10 in this neighborhood. To learn about other fun things to do in the Louisville area, please visit the website of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team. 2017-05-16T06:23:00-07:00 2017-05-16T06:33:25-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:12192 Enjoy Wine at the Sea Hag in Anchorage May 11 Louisville may just be the only city in the U.S. where you can enjoy wine night at the Sea Hag, in a neighborhood called Anchorage, and still be more than 10 miles away from the water. But what Anchorage lacks in water, this neighborhood makes up for it with land. Wine Night on Dry Land The Sea Hag is on dry land, but you might feel a little wobbly after $3 wine night. The festivities begin at 5 pm. Purchase an entree, and you'll get a gorgeous glass of Sonoma-Cutrer Chardonnay or Freakshow Cabernet for $3. At that price, there's no reason not to try both.  You'll find the Sea Hag at the Village Anchor Pub and Roost at 11507 Park Road. The Pub and Roost and designed with European flavor and cultural charm. There are multiple dining areas and lots of great items on the menu. There's a Victorian lanai, a beautiful patio and gorgeous indoor seating so you can wine and dine in the style you like. If you're looking for style, look no farther than Anchorage. This community is famously stylish, and lots of people come here to style their perfect lives in their dream homes. After all, Anchorage is full of dream homes. Dream of Life in Anchorage There are three parks around Anchorage, just outside the neighborhood, and Owl Creek Golf Course is right inside the neighborhood. There are a few little places in the neighborhood where you can have fun. Whet Your Palette is here, so you can stop in and explore your creativity. And if you've got a thirst, you can find a little tavern or two to whet your whistle. The reason that most people come to Anchorage will reveal itself immediately: the homes here are incredible. If you don't find at least one home in this neighborhood that takes your breath away, you must not be looking properly. Homes in Anchorage are truly designed to look like estates. Properties here have sweeping driveways, beautiful landscaping and features you have to see to believe. This is a neighborhood of fancy fountains, big garages and properties that seem to spread out for days and days. The custom-built homes here can even be described as extravagant. You'll find a mix of homes and home styles here, plus quite a few affordable family homes. But if you'll looking for the huge 6-bedroom home steeped in grandeur, you'll find that here as well. Anchorage homes have high-end fixtures, big lots and all sorts of reasons for you to fall in love with them. How many can you count this May? About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2017-05-11T05:36:00-07:00 2017-05-11T05:42:26-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:11886 Go to Painting for Seniors at the Berrytown Recreation Center February 17 Do you know a senior who might be ready for a new hobby? Introduce them to Painting for Seniors at the Berrytown Recreation Center. Painting for Seniors All seniors in Louisville are invited to enjoy this free event. The Berrytown Recreation Center is in Berrytown Park, right outside the beautiful Anchorage neighborhood. Class begins at 9:30 am, and it's open to seniors of all skill levels. Retired seniors thinking about new hobbies, and seniors who want to meet others of their own age, will have a good time here.  The class is designed for fun and creative freedom, so seniors can experiment with learning techniques. All seniors need to bring is themselves. Tools and materials will be provided. The recreation center is at 1300 Heafer Road. That's in Middletown, and it's just a stone's throw away from Anchorage. Set Sail for Anchorage The river is pretty far away from Anchorage, but there are swimming pools here -- not to mention the beautiful golf course. Anchorage is best-known for its rolling hills and shady streets, so tree-lined they make the whole neighborhood cooler in the summer. The huge homes in Anchorage are custom-built to suit the large lots where they sit. And like the rest of the neighborhood, the lots are covered with tees, beautiful landscaping and amazing architecture. Some of Louisville's most notable residents live in Anchorage. This largely residential neighborhood is one of the most popular and desirable in the city, and you'll easily see why when you're here. Spend just a little time in Anchorage, and you're going to find yourself imagining a life here, too. To learn about other fun things to do in the Louisville area, please visit www.JoeHaydenRealtor.com. 2017-02-16T08:50:00-07:00 2017-02-16T08:59:17-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:11688 Learn How to Be an Archer at Tom Sawyer Park December 28 Robin Hood. Katniss Everdeen. Daryl Dixon. Some of the coolest figures in story have been archers, and there's really no reason you can't join that list. Explore Archery at E.P. "Tom" Sawyer State Park this December, all from the warmth of the indoors. Explore Archery A certified staff will give archery lessons to anyone from 1 to 3 pm on December 28. You'll learn all sorts of basic tips and tricks that professional archers use, and you'll learn how to get comfortable handling a bow and arrow. In other words, you'll look almost like a pro yourself by the end of the day. Even beginning shooters who have never shot before are welcome here. Shooting a bow and arrow is a great way to break out of the winter doldrums, get active and get social all at the same time.  Everyone aged 7 and up is welcome to attend class for only $5 per person. Just go to the Activities Building Gymnasium at 3000 Freys Hill Road in E.P. "Tom" Sawyer State Park, and just tap into your favorite bow-and-arrow-wielding heroic figure to get in the right mindset for shooting. Before you leave the area, go just south of the park to find Anchorage. This is one of Louisville's largest neighborhoods and one of the most sought-after. You'll see why when you're here. Set Sail for Anchorage The Anchorage neighborhood is filled with enormous, breathtaking luxury homes. Come to this area to see big sweeping driveways flanked by stone details that lead up to homes sprawled out on big, green lawns. This neighborhood has been around for a while, so you can find everything here from historic, renovated homes to new, modern luxury houses. Some of Louisville's most famous citizens live in Anchorage because they fell in love with the big homes, the winding, shady streets and the much-adored school system in the area. Anchorage is largely residential, and filled with huge homes that qualify as real mansions, but you can find plenty of fun stuff to do just outside the neighborhood. Anchorage is close to Middletown, an area that's full of shopping, eating and other distractions that will keep you busy all winter long. Every kind of dream home is in Anchorage, including many beautiful family homes that are more reasonably priced (in case you aren't quite ready for that $2 million mansion just yet). Set sail for Anchorage this December, and pretty soon you'll have your heart set on living here, too. To learn about other fun things to do in the Louisville area, please visit www.JoeHaydenRealtor.com. 2016-12-27T07:21:00-07:00 2016-12-28T06:33:41-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:11276 Let the Kids Play at KaZoing Camp September 26 If you've got a child who's old enough to walk, then why not walk them right up to KaZoing Camp on September 26? They can run around, dance, work on crafts, play games -- you know, all that stuff they can manage to do in just one day. This day camp lasts a few hours, and that means you get a few hours off. Take the Kids to Day Camp KaZoing Camp lasts from 9 am to 2 pm, plenty of time for kids to wear themselves out with crafts, games, music activities, time in the playroom and jump time. Yes, here kids get a dedicated jump time -- and of course, they love it. Any child that can walk is welcome. Bring a sibling or friend along, and get $5 off admission for each extra kid. The price for day camp is $30, and parents are asked to send lunch along with their kids.  They'll be busy at KaZoing at 3600 Chamberlain Lane, monitored by a professional staff and enjoying their own jump time (among other stuff). That leaves you free to explore the rest of the area, and do whatever it is you can't normally do when you're with the kids all day. Have a Day Off in Anchorage Just a short distance away from KaZoing, you'll find the famous Anchorage neighborhood. This neighborhood has a little bit of everything, and that means famous residents. Anchorage is home to a major businessman, a popular recording artist and even a silent film star from Hollywood's classic days. And they're not even the best attractions in the neighborhood. Some of the best features of Anchorage include the gorgeous golf course, the amazing historic district and the adorable town center filled with various shops and stops you'll want to see. But you may be too busy gawking at the home to visit these attractions. Anchorage is a collection of shady winding streets and tall trees that keep the whole community cool. Between the trees, you'll see the real highlight of Anchorage: luxury and high-end homes. The custom-built homes represent all types of different architecture and stunning design elements both inside and out. You'll see plenty of big lawns, brick walkways, huge windows and incredible features that will make you want to stop and stare. That happens all the time here. After you spend some of your time here, you're going to want to find a way to make your home here, too. About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2016-09-22T11:31:00-07:00 2016-09-23T05:09:37-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:11145 Get Creative at Whet Your Palette August 25 Want to get a little creative, but you don't want to buy a bunch of stuff and make a big mess in your own house? Whet Your Palette is the perfect solution for when you want to practice a hobby without all the hassle. Come here on August 25 to paint, and you'll get all the tools you need with the price of your admission. What's on Your Palette? Be at Whet Your Palette from 6 to 8 pm to start painting. Big canvasses are buy one get one, so you can really stretch your creative muscles if you like. You don't need a reservation to come here during these hours and start painting anything you want. For the price of your canvas, which starts at $10, you'll get an apron and all paints and supplies you need to make your creation. There's also no age limit, so there's no reason you can't bring the kids along with you.  The staff is on hand to lend assistance if you need it, particularly to the younger painters. Even very small children can come here to paint, because creativity can happen at any age. Whet Your Palette is in the popular Anchorage neighborhood, at 1415 Evergreen Road. Drop Anchor in Anchorage If you're wondering why Anchorage is so well-loved among Louisville residents, you won't be wondering that long if you stop to take a look around this community. Anchorage is a truly unique collection of winding streets that carry you around the tall shade trees, up and over the gently rolling hills and past sparkling natural bodies of water. That's just the roads. The homes in Anchorage are truly the star attraction of a community that's home to Owl Creek Golf Course and more than one local celebrity. The custom-built homes in Anchorage are made to stand out from all the rest, and they do. You'll find some homes here with truly incredible features, like a temperature-controlled wine cellar, real Cherrywood floors, maybe even a heated pool or a carriage house. There are beautifully preserved historic homes in Anchorage alongside homes built in the last few years, and you won't be able to tell the difference. That's because homes here have been updated and cared for, and you'll know why. When you have a gorgeous English Tudor-style mansion or a charming southern-style estate, you want to give it all the care you can. That's how people here have treated their homes, and that's why everyone falls in love with Anchorage when they get a look at it. See how long it takes you to fall in love with Anchorage, and maybe you'll start painting a new life for yourself right here. About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2016-08-23T05:54:00-07:00 2016-08-24T05:29:30-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:11012 Take a Water Fitness Class at Tom Sawyer State Park This July Who says you have to get sweaty to get a good workout? Take a water fitness class at Tom Sawyer Park this July, and make your workout feel a lot more like fun. After all, you're going to do enough sweating this summer anyway. Why not cool down while you're burning calories? Water Fitness on Freys Hill Each water fitness class lasts about an hour. A certified instructor will lead you through the various exercises. Choose between shallow or deep water aerobics, at a depth of 5 feet and 11 feet respectively, or take both classes. Morning fitness classes in deep water are held at 9 am on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Evening shallow water classes are at 6 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays. Class is $3 per person eat time. You'll be given your flotation belt and resistance weights for the class, so there's no need to bring anything special unless you want to.  Water fitness classes are held at E.P. "Tom" Sawyer State Park, at the swimming pool on 3000 Freys Hills Road. That's right next to the popular Anchorage neighborhood, where you'll find some of Louisville's most famous and successful residents -- along with lots of other families who live and work around the community. After you take a dip in the pool and complete your workout, take a walk around the cool, shady streets of Anchorage and dive right into this gorgeous neighborhood. Dive into Anchorage Anchorage is a residential neighborhood full of big homes, beautiful churches and family-friendly attractions, like the park and golf course. But Anchorage is also its own city with a mayor and city council. That shows you that there's an active and involved community spirit in Anchorage. This community even has its own historic district, a well-preserved piece of the past that's listed on the National Historic Register. The homes in Anchorage are certainly worth preserving. Most of the houses here are custom-built and designed to be truly stunning, with unique details and accents that set each one apart. Homes in Anchorage have big lawns, curving driveways, enormous rooms and grand features like fireplaces, multi-car garages and incredible surrounding views. So much of Anchorage is covered with shady trees and beautiful landscaping, it's hard not to find a good view of the neighborhood. Anchorage has been home to several Louisville celebrities and even nationally famous celebrities, including Papa John's founder John Schnatter and recording artist Joan Osborne. Stroll around the cool streets of Anchorage this July, and you'll want to dive into a new life here. About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2016-07-14T05:34:00-07:00 2016-07-14T05:50:58-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:10597 Let the Kids Play Basketball in Anchorage April 5 Spring Break is a week designed just to drive parents crazy, you know – maybe something dreamed up by teachers who got tired of the kids driving them crazy. But if you can keep the kids busy during this week, you can beat the system. That's exactly why you want to take the kids to the Robbie Valentine Spring Break Sports Camp this April 5. They'll stay busy for a couple of hours, so you can have some time to do what you want to do. All Around Anchorage This short day camp is at the Berrytown Park, just outside of Anchorage. If you're looking for a way to spend your time while the kids are busy playing basketball, you can't pick a much better neighborhood.  Go hit some balls around at the Owl Creek Golf Course, just a few blocks away from Berrytown Park, or stop to take in the cool breeze coming off one of the small ponds throughout Anchorage. This entire neighborhood is full of trees and hills that make that Anchorage cool and breezy. It's always a few degrees cooler in Anchorage than in downtown Louisville. You'll see many beautiful homes lining the winding, shady streets of Anchorage. This is the real reason that so many people want to come to this community. Homes in Anchorage are custom-built and designed to make an impression. This is where you go if you're looking for a mansion on an amazing piece of property. Some of Louisville's biggest names live in this neighborhood, in fact. But Anchorage offers more modest family housing, too, for families that are still working their way up to the big mansion (or don't want to spend that much time cleaning it!). Give yourself some free time this April while the kids are busy at day camp, and give yourself some time to fall in love with Anchorage, too. Spring Break Sports Camp The Robbie Valentine Spring Break Sports Camp is in Berrytown Park at 1300 Heafer Road, and it's open to kids of all skill levels who want to play basketball. They'll learn the fundamentals of the game, which are fundamentals of life as well. Kids will be taught about the value of teamwork, individual responsibility, generosity and all the other ingredients that make for a great basketball team. Children age 8 to 16 are welcome to attend camp, which lasts from noon to 2 pm. They should come dressed ready to play, and they should be ready to have lots of fun while they're here. Give them something to do during Spring Break, and give yourself a little break this April. About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2016-04-05T05:24:00-07:00 2016-04-05T05:35:23-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:10533 Go to the Easter Extravaganza at the YMCA March 20 The Easter Bunny has entered the building. He'll be at the Northeast Family YMCA on March 20, and all the families who want to meet him are invited to come. This is an Easter Extravaganza, and that means kids can enjoy all the best of the holiday while they're here. You can, too. An Extravagant Easter Bring the whole family to the YMCA to enjoy the best of the Easter holiday. That means you can decorate Easter eggs, play games and make crafts. The big Bunny himself will be there to meet and greet the kids, which makes since because he's the star of any Easter extravaganza. Tickets cost $10 per child, and all children are invited to attend.  You'll find the Northeast Family YMCA at 9400 Brooke Road in the East End. That's just a few blocks away from the sprawling Anchorage neighborhood, which is one of the most popular communities for Louisville families. An Easter in Anchorage When you have a home in Anchorage, you also have a beautiful piece of property. This neighborhood is famous for its shade trees and its big homes. Anchorage has a celebrated school district, which is why it appeals to so many families. When you see the houses here, you'll discover many more reasons why people move to Anchorage. Many homes here are made of brick and all are unique. You'll find a wide collection of home styles, from traditional houses to historic buildings to pretty Colonials. Because there's so much variety to the homes here, you can find just the right one to suit your dream. An enormous mansion with a pool, a comfortable condo close to Shelbyville road, a sweet starter family home or a large and rambling piece of property with lots of land -- you'll find it all in Anchorage. Spend some time this Easter house-hunting in Anchorage, and see what you discover. About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2016-03-19T06:25:00-07:00 2016-03-19T06:43:31-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:10324 Join the Pickleball Tournament at Tom Sawyer Park January 28-30 If you don't know what pickleball is, it's time to learn on January 28 through January 30. That means it's time for the annual pickleball tournament at Tom Sawyer Park, so it's time to have some fun. Pickleball Tournament Pickleball is for everyone. Competing teams include women, men and mixed doubles. The women's division begins on Thursday, while the men will play it out over the weekend. Medals will be awarded to the top three teams. Even if you don't compete, you can still win. Door prizes will be given out throughout the tournament. Refreshment will also be provided. Watch the play -- or participate -- every day of the tournament from 8 am to 10 pm.  The pickleball tournament is at 3000 Freys Hill Road. Go to the gym in the activities building, and go get a look at all the pickleball fun. You'll find it in Middletown, just a few blocks away from Anchorage. A Cool Look at Anchorage The community has the same name as an Alaskan city, maybe because it's cooler here than it is in the heart of the city. It's a few degrees hotter in downtown Louisville in the summertime than in Anchorage, because the dense tree cover keeps the entire community shady and cool. The trees also keep Anchorage looking beautiful. This is one of the most well-known and most popular Louisville neighborhoods, because Anchorage is beautiful. It is filled with trees, and big lawns that are perfect for framing the large, sometimes extravagant, houses. Some famous Louisville residents live in Anchorage, because there is lots of luxury housing here. This is where you want to move when you want to make a huge statement with your home. But there are more modest homes in Anchorage as well, places that are perfect to raise a family or maybe enjoy retirement after raising a family. There are all types of people in Anchorage, from the famous local celebrities to the professional men and women who do the tough jobs every day. To learn about other fun things to do in the Louisville area, please visit www.JoeHaydenRealtor.com. 2016-01-27T07:47:00-07:00 2016-01-27T07:58:01-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:10139 Catch the Spirit at Uspiritus December 15 Have a meal and learn more about Uspiritus, a Louisville-based organization that serves the community, this December 15. It's the holiday season, and it's the best possible time to catch the spirit. Take a Free Tour The Catch the Spirit Tour begins with a meal. You'll get a chance to look around the facility and tour the campus itself. You may catch the spirit while you're here and learn more about the services that Uspiritus provides. Be there at 5:30 pm to eat and take the tour.  Uspiritus provides services for children and young adults in Louisville. You can learn all sorts of ways to help out during the tour, and find out more about what this organization does for the community as a whole. And while you're here, you'll be in one of Louisville's most beautiful communities. A Day in Anchorage Uspiritus is at 11103 Park Road, in Anchorage. This tree-covered neighborhood is one of the city's best-known and most popular places to live. In fact, some of the city's most famous residents make their homes here. Some of the largest and most impressive homes in Louisville are right in Anchorage, a neighborhood full of winding streets and shady places. The tree cover makes Anchorage so shady, it's noticeably cooler here than in downtown Louisville. You can find actual million dollar homes in Anchorage, large estates with sprawling homes and enormous rooms. There are more moderately-priced homes in this neighborhood as well, but every home is designed for curb appeal and comfort. Look around anchorage this December, and you'll see why people all over Louisville want to live here. To learn about other things to do in the Louisville area, please visit the website of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team. 2015-12-15T07:12:00-07:00 2015-12-15T07:21:56-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:9907 Paint at Whet Your Palette October 29 Go enjoy HappIER hours at Whet Your Palette on October 29, and get creative. This isn't like a traditional art class. Whet Your Palette is all about having fun, being creative and just dropping by whenever you feel the urge to do some painting. If that sounds like you, then you're going to have a good time at BOGO night. Bring Your Own Creativity It's BOGO, which means the biggest canvases are buy one, get one free. You can do twice as much painting for half the price. HappIER hours last from 6 to 8 pm, and an art instructor will be on hand to help guide you and your amazing creation.  Bring your own drinks and snacks, if you like, and just have a good time painting. You don't need to make reservations or call ahead. Just show up, and be ready to be creative and have a good time. You'll find Whet Your Palette at 1415 Evergreen Road, in Anchorage. If you haven't been to this part of Louisville lately, it's time to take another look at Anchorage. Amazing Anchorage Conversations about great real estate in Louisville always come back to Anchorage at some point. This large neighborhood is famous for its big, beautiful homes. People come to Anchorage to live in classy estates, gorgeous family homes and houses that were designed to impress from the very beginning. You'll see stone columns, sweeping driveways and all sorts of other details that create remarkable places to live. Anchorage is its own city, and so shady and beautiful it still looks a little like the rolling farmland it used be back in the 1870s. There are parks on either side of Anchorage, and the Owl Creek Golf Course is near the center of the neighborhood. This community is close to Middletown, which is chock-full of stuff to do and places to shop, eat and have fun. Anchorage even has its own historic district, and several famous Louisville residents make their homes here. Get creative and do some painting in Anchorage this October, and maybe you'll get inspired by this beautiful community. To learn about other fun things to do in the Louisville area, please visit the website of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team. 2015-10-27T05:35:00-07:00 2015-10-27T05:45:02-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:9873 Go Roller Skating at Champ's October 18 Champ's Rollerdrome is having a public skate all afternoon on October 18. If you can't remember the last time you went roller skating, then it's been far too long since you went to Champ's. Public Skate There's nothing quite like flying across a polished floor on wheels, zipping from one end of the rink to the other while the lights flash and music plays. Champ's Rollerdrome is the perfect place to take a date, the perfect place to go with the family and a fun place to go out and have fun by yourself.  Ticket prices vary depending on when you get there, and the earlier the better. The public skate is open from 2 pm to 6 pm, and tickets begin at $7.50. Don't have a pair of skates? No problem. Skate rentals starting at $2.50 are available. Champ's is at 9851 LaGrange Road, just down the street from the Anchorage neighborhood. Take some time after you have fun skating to go on a little adventure through Anchorage. You'll find out pretty quickly why so many of Louisville's movers and shakers want to live in this neighborhood. A Drive Through Anchorage Drive through Anchorage, and you might forget that you're still in Louisville. The winding streets are so well-shaded by trees, the neighborhood is noticeably cooler than other parts of the city. The many trees and large lots in Anchorage will make you feel like you're driving down in the country, but you won't see a lot of farmhouses alongside the road. Some of the city's most beautiful houses are in the Anchorage community. Homes here are large and sprawling, built with details that homeowners really want. The houses are made to be unique, so that each one stands out and stands on its own as an architectural work of art. Anchorage real estate is highly-prized, and lots of people in Louisville hope to live here. In fact, some of Louisville's most famous residents have homes in Anchorage, including Papa John himself. Maybe you'll find your future home in Anchorage this October after a day of roller skating. Can you think of a good reason why you wouldn't want to live in a shady, beautiful neighborhood that's conveniently close to the rollerdrome? About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2015-10-17T07:42:00-07:00 2015-10-17T07:57:17-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:8601 Cheer for the Derby City Roller Girls February 7 Go to the Champs Rollerdrome to support your Derby City Roller Girls on February 7. If you've never seen a roller derby, now's your chance to cheer for this thrilling sport live and up close. Rolling Derby Known as "Louisville's Other Derby," the Roller Girls will be celebrating their opening bout on February 7. They'll be taking on the Bourbon Brawlers in a heated bout.  The doors will open at 7 pm, and the game starts at 8. General admission tickets cost $11 at the door, and the bout is open to everyone aged 13 and up. If you have a great time, get a season pass to support the Derby City Roller Girls throughout the season. Either way, you'll get to see Champs Rollerdrome and remember the last time you went roller skating. When the roller derby isn't being held here, Champs is open for all sorts of public and private events. It's at 9851 Lagrange Road, just a few blocks away from Anchorage. Around Anchorage Anchorage is one of Louisville's most famous communities. It's home to some famous Kentuckians, such as Papa John of the pizza chain, and it's known for its multitude of trees. Oaks and magnolias shade the large lots and winding streets. The natural beauty and quiet streets make Anchorage feel like a quiet country neighborhood, even though it's right in the heart of Louisville's bustling East End. The neighborhood has an active theater community and lots of walking, biking and dog paths so residents can get out and enjoy the natural beauty. The cooler temperatures in Anchorage made it a popular destination for vacation homes of wealthy city-dwellers. You can see some of this ritzy history in the large homes and beautiful lots that still remain in the neighborhood. To get a good look at the area's history, go to the Anchorage Historic District. Go right from the peace and quiet of Anchorage to the loud, thrilling excitement of the roller derby this February. The best-lived life is one that has both the serenity and the screaming for joy, right? About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts! 2015-02-05T06:55:00-07:00 2015-02-05T07:54:23-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:8329 Get a Christmas Tree at Holden Farm December 12 Go out to Holden Farm this December to pick a living Christmas tree. The smell of a real tree immediately says "Christmas," and Holden Farm has a wide variety to choose from. Nothing says it's the holiday season quite like picking out a Christmas tree. This activity is sure to get you into the spirit of the season. Holden Farm Holden Farm, on Floyds Fork, is one of the hidden gems of Middletown. This East End community is well-known for ritzy homes, great shopping and a wide restaurant selection. But it's also home to Holden Farm, a charming place that's somewhat off the beaten track – but not too far.  You'll find it on Apple Hill Road, just past Anchorage in Middletown. Visit on December 12 until 3 pm to pick out your perfect tree. Choose the right tree from among Norway spruce and Scotch pine, two of the prettiest evergreen species. There are trees in all sizes here, so you can find one that will fit your home just right. Trees start at $15, and you can cut your own if you like. The farm will provide saws. Or, the farm will provide the labor and cut the tree for you. Farming Around Middletown Holden Farm is right in the Factory Lane / Old Henry Road neighborhood, one of the loveliest in the city. Homes here are large and beautiful, in keeping with the suburban feel of the community. You'll find many multi-bedroom homes here, but there are also other types of housing available. The Factory Lane / Old Henry neighborhood is close to the Persimmon Ridge Golf Club, one of Middletown's best attractions. It's just one of the entertaining places to go in the East End, which is filled with fun distractions. Spend some time in Middletown this holiday season, even if you don't decide to chop down your own tree. You'll find many hidden gems tucked away all over this large Louisville neighborhood. To learn about other fun things to do in the Louisville area, please visit the website of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team. 2014-12-09T10:28:00-07:00 2014-12-09T10:52:40-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:7265 Spotlight on Anchorage: Everything You Need to Know About This Louisville Gem Originally a part of the land that was offered to the Virginia Militia for their service in the French and Indian War from 1754 to 1763, the city of Anchorage is located in eastern Jefferson County inside Louisville. Earlier known as Hite's Mill and Hobbs Station, the city was renamed after the estate of James W. Goslee, who was a riverboat captain and an early resident of the area. It is said that the anchor at the center of town was taken from his ship, the Matamora. With the Louisville and Frankfort Railroad constructed through the area in 1849, and the interurban railroad completed in 1901, Anchorage became an easily commutable area to downtown Louisville, and quickly became a popular place of residence for the wealthiest Louisville citizens. Community Resources and Recreation Highly recognized in the city of Anchorage is the 550 acre E.P. "Tom" Sawyer State Park, which offers winding paths for jogging, an off-leash dog area, lush greenery, a public outdoor swimming pool, an archery range, as well as tennis courts and bike trails. Picnic tables and a playground are offered at the adjoining Hounz Lane Park, and other outdoor areas nearby include Crosby Park and the Owl Creek Golf Course. Local Access and Public Transportation The City of Anchorage is roughly bounded by Westport Road to the north, the Gene Snyder Freeway to the east, Hurstbourne Parkway to the west, as well as Shelbyville Road to the south. These routes provide easy access in and out of the city, adjoining Anchorage with its surrounding urban centers. Highway 146 runs through the center of Anchorage, providing easy transportation within the city. Income Demographics and Local Tax Rates As recorded in the census of 2000, there were 2,264 residents in Anchorage with a population density of 744.0 people per square mile. The median income for a household in Anchorage was recorded quite high at $133,969, and the median income for a family was even higher at $147,050. Annual Events and Festivals Christmastime in Anchorage brings with it the annual yule log lighting and carol singing, as well as many school performances. During the summer months, the historic city is filled with music festivals and outdoor festivities, such as Anchorpalooza, a Kentucky Bluegrass music festival. 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John Schnatter, the founder of Papa John's Pizza, owns 6% of the land in the city and is responsible for restoring three historic buildings and the city's rail station. He has also built a new building in the same style as the historical one and opened the Anchorage Trail, a hiking path through the city. Get Energetic at All About Kids Indoor Play Center Located just 14 minutes away from Anchorage, the All About Kids indoor play center is a hit with both children and adults. They offer classes and instructions for such sports as taekwondo, cheerleading, swimming, gymnastics and dance and host both birthday parties and school field trips. They exist to boost the self-esteem of children through their sports programs while offering a fun and exciting way for the kids to stay fit and active. If your kids have a lot of extra energy or are interested in one of the classes then you should consider taking them to All About Kids. 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With one short drive you can be at the front gates of Kentucky's Six Flags amusement park or watching the wildlife at the Louisville Zoological Garden. Anchorage's location puts it at just the right place to make a day trip out of some of Kentucky's most family friendly locations. Anchorage is a fantastic city that provides a very traditional atmosphere and prides itself on its historic past. Because it is still close enough to Louisville you never feel like you are out of the loop while still providing a nice, secluded atmosphere. The city provides the best of both worlds; you will always be close enough to Louisville to make easy day trips while still being able to enjoy family outings on the popular Anchorage trail. 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Though developed, the community is so heavily shaded that the temperature stays comfortably cooler on a hot summer's day than the neighboring city of Louisville. However, in the fall and winter, the same cooler temperatures apply and heavier jackets can be a necessity. Anchorage, Kentucky offers residents a small town feel, although it is home to some of the area's wealthiest citizens. John Schnatter, the founder of Papa John's, owns around 6% of the land in Anchorage. He has been working to restore historical aspects of the community like the interurban rail station, plus the revitalization of several historic buildings while also adding a hiking trail and an upper class restaurant. Anchorage gives the feeling of coming home when you drive through and many local residents will attest to that. To learn about other places to live in the area, please visist our page on Louisville Subdivisions. 2013-01-04T17:48:00-07:00 2013-01-04T18:04:54-07:00 Joe Hayden tag:joehaydenrealtor.com,2012-09-20:2377 Why Live in Anchorage, Kentucky? Anchorage, Kentucky is a lush, green oasis in the East End of Louisville with nearly 3,000 residents. Most folks that move to the area choose to stay for many years because the town is so pleasant and lovely. There are so many reasons why Anchorage is such a great place to call home!
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 Typically, you will find more complex mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and structural systems in luxury homes. This can include multiple zoned heating and cooling systems, advanced lighting and sound control systems, intricate electrical systems, unique architectural elements, plus high-end finishes that may require special care. This means that you will need a thorough home inspection by a very competent inspector who understands these systems and can verify their proper operation. You may also want to get inspectors who specialize in the the specific mechanical systems for a more detailed evaluation.
 Luxury homes tend to be custom-built for a specific owner so you may find features that may not be to your individual tastes. This can especially be true of the paint colors and the wall covering selection. You may need to consider having a portion, or all, of the home painted and the wallpaper removed or added to fit your needs. Depending on the size of the home and the scope of the changes and updates, this can be a very expensive undertaking that can be a point of negotiation you should consider when buying a luxury home. T0 find luxury homes in the Louisville area, you may want to consider searching in the Lake Forest Subdivision, or you can consider looking at Homes in Prospect. In addition, you can find homes of great historical and architectural significance in the Cherokee Triangle area near Cherokee Park and Bardstown Road. There are numerous areas throughout Louisville that you can find wonderful luxury homes, and each will have its own unique character and charm.
 Buying a luxury home in Louisville is an exciting experience for anyone to undertake. The variety of architectural styles, plus the abundance of high-quality amenities make these types of homes distinct and very desirable. Visit Louisville Real Estate to learn more about buying luxury homes in the area. 2009-07-14T11:58:00-07:00 2011-12-22T19:18:49-07:00 Joe Hayden


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Aqueduct–North Conduit Avenue (IND Rockaway Line)
Aqueduct–North Conduit Avenue
|New York City Subway station (rapid transit)
|Station statistics
|North Conduit Avenue near Cohancy Street
Queens, NY 11417
|Ozone Park
|40°40′06″N 73°50′03″W / 40.668325°N 73.834034°WCoordinates: 40°40′06″N 73°50′03″W / 40.668325°N 73.834034°W
|B (IND, formerly LIRR Rockaway Beach Branch)
|IND Rockaway Line
|A (all times)
|Transit connections
|MTA Bus: Q11
|2 side platforms
|4 (2 in passenger service)
|Other information
|1883 (LIRR station)[1]
|June 28, 1956(as a Subway station)
|Station code
|Passengers (2017)
|309,029[3] 9.8%
|415 out of 425
|Station succession
|Next north
|Aqueduct Racetrack: A
|Next south
|Howard Beach – JFK Airport: A
Aqueduct–North Conduit Avenue (announced on some trains as Aqueduct) is a station on the IND Rockaway Line of the New York City Subway. Located at North Conduit Avenue near the intersection of Cohancy Street in Ozone Park, it is served at all times by the A train.
The station was originally built by the New York, Woodhaven and Rockaway Railroad in 1883 as Aqueduct, along what would become the now-former Rockaway Beach Branch of the Long Island Rail Road in 1887, and was taken out of service on November 29, 1939, as part of a grade elimination project. A temporary center-island station was built west of the station between that date and the opening of the new high-level station on September 24, 1940. This station was located 26 feet (7.9 m) south of the previous station. On October 3, 1955, the station, like most of the Rockaway Beach Branch was acquired by the New York City Transit Authority and reopened as a subway station along the IND Rockaway Line on June 28, 1956.[4] Evidence of the station's previous incarnation is in the Long Island Rail Road-type exit steps near the south end, and the aforementioned longer platforms.
The station is planned to be renovated starting in 2016, as part of the 2010–2014 MTA Capital Program.[5]
Station layout[edit]
Platform level
|Side platform, doors will open on the right
|Northbound local
|← toward Inwood–207th Street (Aqueduct Racetrack)
|Northbound express
|← Trackbed
|Southbound express
|→ Trackbed
|Southbound local
|→ toward Far Rockaway ( toward Rockaway Park PM rush hours) (Howard Beach–JFK Airport) →
|Side platform, doors will open on the right
|Station agent, MetroCard vending machines, fare control
|Street Level
|Exit/ Entrance
The station has two side platforms and four tracks,[6][7] but the two center express tracks are permanently removed from service, partially covered with ballast, and are no longer connected to the local tracks.[6] The northbound express track had its third rail removed, while the southbound express track still has its third rail. A portion of the northbound express track, unused in regular service, reconnects with the local tracks south of this station.[6] The platforms are only canopied on the north and south ends. The remaining section has beige concrete windscreens on the Brooklyn-bound platform and black steel fence on the Rockaway-bound platform. The platforms are extra long, about 800 feet (240 m) in length – 200 feet (61 m) more than a standard IND platform length – since it was built to Long Island Railroad standards (see History). The extra length and short distance north to the Aqueduct/Resorts World special service station to the north mean that a single full length train can straddle both stations.[8]
The station's only mezzanine is at sidewalk level on the north end of North Conduit Avenue underneath the tracks. It has MetroCard vending machines, three turnstiles, and one staircase to each platform on the south end.[9]
There is an additional unstaffed fare control area at the north end of Rockaway-bound platform. Two HEET platform-level turnstiles lead to a staircase that goes down to a pedestrian tunnel that runs underneath the line. This exits to Hawtree Street (near 99th Place and Cohancy Street).[9] There is a Resorts World Casino shuttle bus stop at the street exit, providing service to Aqueduct Racetrack and the casino. Until August 2013, this was exit-only, with a still-standing chain link fence that was locked when it was closed, with signs that had informed people that there is no subway entrance in the tunnel. However, the portal is now available for both entrance and exit at all times, including casino off hours. Newer signage advises that the entrance provides access to the southbound platform, and to walk the platform to the south mezzanine for northbound service toward Manhattan.
- ^ LIRR Station History Archived January 6, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Station Developers' Information". Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Retrieved June 13, 2017.
- ^ "Facts and Figures: Annual Subway Ridership 2012–2017". Metropolitan Transportation Authority. July 12, 2018. Retrieved July 12, 2018.
- ^ Freeman, Ira Henry (June 28, 1956). "Rockaway Trains to Operate Today" (PDF). nytimes.com. The New York Times. Retrieved June 29, 2015.
- ^ "Review of the A and C Lines" (PDF). Metropolitan Transportation Authority. December 11, 2015. Retrieved January 19, 2016.
- ^ a b c Dougherty, Peter (2018). Tracks of the New York City Subway 2018 (16th ed.). Dougherty. OCLC 1056711733.
- ^ "Development and Operation of a Video Lottery Facility at Aqueduct Racetrack, Jamaica (Borough of Queens), New York" (PDF). New York Lottery, O'Brien & Gere. October 2010. Retrieved August 15, 2016.
- ^ "Aqueduct-North Conduit Avenue". The Subway Nut. Retrieved July 15, 2014.
- ^ a b "MTA Neighborhood Maps: Ozone Park" (PDF). Metropolitan Transportation Authority. 2015. Retrieved October 16, 2015.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Aqueduct – North Conduit Avenue (IND Rockaway Line).
- nycsubway.org – IND Rockaway: Aqueduct/North Conduit Avenue
- Station Reporter – A Rockaway
- The Subway Nut – Aqueduct–North Conduit Avenue Pictures
- North Conduit Avenue entrance from Google Maps Street View
- Hawtree Street entrance from Google Maps Street View
- Aqueduct Road entrance from Google Maps Street View
- Platforms from Google Maps Street View
- Mezzanine from Google Maps Street View
|Former services
|Preceding station
|Following station
toward Grand Street
|Rockaway Beach Branch
toward Rockaway Park
- Aqueduct Racetrack
- IND Rockaway Line stations
- New York City Subway stations in Queens, New York
- New York City Subway stations located aboveground
- Railway stations opened in 1883
- Railway stations closed in 1939
- Railway stations opened in 1956
- 1883 establishments in New York (state)
- 1939 disestablishments in New York (state)
- 1956 establishments in New York (state)


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- SQ. Feet1,780
- Acres1.51
- Built1979
2097 Drew St, Clearwater
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- Price$125,000
- Bathrooms0.00
- Square Footage1,780
- Acres1.51
- Year Built1979
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- Sub-TypeRetail
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- Parking19 to 30 Spaces
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- ExteriorBlock, Stucco
- Lot DescriptionUp to 10,889 Sq. Ft.
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- CityClearwater
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- StateFL
- Zip Code33765
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