Apartments for Rent in Louisville, KY (2,915 Rentals)

The question of neighborhoods in Louisville can get a little complicated at times, because in 2003 the city merged with the county of Jefferson, greatly extending its borders. But generally speaking, most people still consider Louisville to consist of the original downtown and its immediate surrounding areas. Most of the city’s residential area is to the south and east of the downtown. Norton Commons is a newly-created area, meant to evoke the traditional central village concept, surrounded by cozy homes, charming Louisville apartment buildings and townhouse rentals. Germantown still has the funky, industrial appeal of its early 19th century roots, and is near the downtown. Crescent Hill combines Victorian-era apartments and houses with upscale restaurants and boutiques. Clifton is noted for its progressive attitude and artsy population, and boasts plenty of apartment buildings and “shotgun style” rentals. The Highlands section, along with its indie scene shops and restaurants, also offers apartments and other rental options.