Many owners of New Albany historic property have sold property that we've promoted on our site. We're thrilled to share these testimonials:


"Thank you … for the research, pictures and historical write-up about this beautiful home.  Due to your information at historicnewalbany.com, we have an excited buyer and a grateful seller who wanted to make sure this home was passed to a family that would love and care for it."

Carol Keithley, eXp Realty


"[Historicnewalbany.com] not only listed my home years ago when I bought it, but it was also responsible for selling my historic home in just two weeks. In this kind of market, that is really saying something. The couple ... never thought of living in New Albany before viewing the house on your site."

Mary Anne

"Once [everything was uploaded], I got a call from a potential buyer and they loved it. We showed it to their parents and the next day wrote an offer. I feel that this was all due in part to the Historic New Albany website. Thank you for making a sale for me!"

Amanda Hines-Braden, Schuler Bauer Real Estate Services

". . . We (sold our home) . . . a few weeks ago to a nice couple, Jennifer and Kevin . . . We owe you a huge thank you because they saw it on the website. They live in Louisville and had not considered looking over here until they saw the listing!" 

Mike and Sally

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Miller-Frey House
501 Beharrell Avenue
New Albany, IN 47150
$210,000
Located in New Albany’s east end, this c.1928 bungalow offers a great location and loads of architectural character. It was home to the Frey family for forty years and is ready for the next phase of its history! 
For more information contact Semonin Realtors' Rachel Gish (502/876-3595, rgish@semonin.com) or Nancy Stein (502/296-4306, nstein@semonin.com). 
Amelia Hammersmith House
1702 DePauw Avenue
New Albany, IN 47150
$325,000
The c.1924 Amelia Hammersmith House is located on beautiful DePauw Avenue, a gracious, tree-lined street that offers one of New Albany’s most desirable addresses. The neighborhood, listed in the National Register of Historic Places, is located adjacent to historic New Albany High School and within walking distance of churches, stores, and other schools. Charles and Amelia Hammersmith purchased this lot in July 1919 from Letitia DePauw but did not have the home constructed until about five years later.
For more information contact Semonin Realtors' Nancy Stein (502/296-4306, nstein@semonin.com) or Rachel Gish (502/876-3595, rgish@semonin.com). 

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Silliman-Ayres-Lindsay-Richardson-Lapsley House
612 East Main Street
New Albany, IN 47150
$849,900
This grand Second Empire residence, built in 1845, was home to one of New Albany’s most interesting and successful women, Mary Ann Silliman-Ayres-Lindsay-Richardson-Lapsley. Located in the heart of the Mansion Row Historic District and with easy access to the Ohio River Greenway and downtown, this property currently includes eight rental units and has recently been rehabilitated. 
For more information, contact Front Porch Properties - Lopp Real Estate's Alison Koopman or Kristin Nolot, at 502/230-7878 or info@frontporchprop.com. 
Herley-House House
1608 Shelby Place
New Albany, IN 47150
$229,900
Located on beautiful, National Register-listed Shelby Place, this bungalow needs some TLC but offers a great location and a surprising amount of space! Constructed in 1913, the house may have been designed and built by Stephen Day and Sons Contractors, a prominent New Albany firm that built several other homes along Shelby Place. Although it was previousy divided into a duplex, it could easily be returned to single family use.
For more information contact Tami Campbell, Kentuckiana Real Estate, at 502/550-4593.