Glenwood Park Brick Cottage | Online Auction
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Wednesday, September 30 2026
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Seller
Danielle A. Seng
Documents
Selling online at auction, a charming 1936 brick cottage nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac street in historic Glenwood Park. Rich with character and classic architectural detail, this inviting 1½-story home offers 1,737 square feet of living space on two levels, an unfinished basement, and a detached brick garage. Inside, you’ll find a welcoming living room with fireplace, formal dining room, updated equipped kitchen, oak hardwood floors, crown molding, three bedrooms, and a spacious family room overlooking the patio and shaded backyard. The expansive second-floor bedroom features a sitting area and walk-in closet, offering a private retreat within this delightful home. Conveniently located just off Providence Way with easy access to New Albany, Jeffersonville and Louisville.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
- Charming Brick Cottage Built in 1936
- Historic Glenwood Park Neighborhood
- Quiet Cul-de-Sac Street
- 1,737 Square Feet on Two Levels
- 3 Bedrooms – 1+ Baths
- Oak Hardwood Floors
- Large 32′ x 14′ Second-Floor Bedroom
- Partial Basement with Laundry Area & Pittsburgh-Style Bath
- Detached 1-Car Brick Garage
- Shaded 50′ x 120′ Lot
- Replacement Windows
- Natural Gas Heat & Central Air
- New Albany-Floyd County Schools
- 6 Miles to Downtown Louisville
Inside, the home offers a warm and inviting floor plan with classic details throughout. The main level features a comfortable living room with fireplace, formal dining room, updated kitchen, two bedrooms, full bath, and a spacious family room with views of the patio and shaded backyard. Oak hardwood floors, crown molding, and replacement windows add to the appeal, while the generous second-floor bedroom provides a quiet retreat with a sitting area and walk-in closet. Outside, the tree-shaded lot, patio, detached brick garage, and peaceful setting create an especially inviting place to call home.
FIRST LEVEL | 1,277 SQUARE FEET
- Welcoming Living Room with Fireplace
- Formal Dining Room
- Updated Equipped Kitchen
- Two Bedrooms
- Full Bath
- Oak Hardwood Floors
- Crown Molding
- Spacious 16.9 x 14.3 Family Room
- Family Room Overlooking Patio & Shaded Backyard
- 22 x 10 Patio
- Replacement Windows
UPPER LEVEL | 460 SQUARE FEET
- Expansive 32’x 14’ Bedroom
- Comfortable Sitting Area & Walk-In Closet
- Pull-Down TV
- Mini-Split Heating & Air Conditioning
- Flexible Space for Private Retreat, Office or Guest Suite
BASEMENT | 579 SQUARE FEET
- Unfinished Basement
- Equipped Laundry Area
- Pittsburgh-Style Open Bath Area with Toilet, Sink & Shower
- Additional 579 Square Feet of Crawl Space
- Natural Gas Forced-Air Furnace
- Central Air Conditioning
Roof — Approximately 2.8 Years Old
Water Heater — Approximately 5 Years Old
Furnace — Approximately 8 Years Old
Duke Energy
Center Point Energy
Indiana American Water Company
New Albany Sewer Municipalities
New Albany City (Annual) – $1,334.80
Homestead – $48,000
Supplemental – $37,600
FEMA records indicate that the property is not in a flood zone.
Property is being sold per plat, without survey.
Lot No. 23, Glenwood Court in Plat No. 588 in Floyd County, Indiana
22-05-02-901-281.000-008
New Albany Floyd County Consolidated Schools
In 1902, twenty-five acres, which is currently the residential area of Glenwood Park and Glenwood Court, was acquired by the Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company. The Company ran the interurban rail line that connected New Albany, Jeffersonville and Louisville. Electric streetcars hustled passengers and freight between the cities. As a marketing tool to help increase passenger traffic the entrepreneurs of the line wanted to create a destination spot. That’s exactly what they did at Glenwood Park. The site had a dancehall pavilion, ballpark, bowling alley, bandstand, tennis courts, amphitheater, and more. Thousands of people flocked there to enjoy a resort atmosphere. Picnics, pageants, outdoor opera, swimming, boating along Silver Creek, dancing, and music.
During the year the park opened in 1903, Dr. John Baldwin of Jeffersonville envisioned the Park as an ideal location in which to introduce Chautauqua to the surrounding area. He, with 10 other prominent men from New Albany and Jeffersonville, formed the Chautauqua Association. So one year after the park opened, Glenwood Park saw its first Chautauqua. The Fall Cities and surrounding towns eagerly anticipated and experienced a happy, informative, entertaining vacation lifestyle in beautiful Glenwood Park. The park was sold for residential development in 1935.
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Directions
From East Spring Street take Spring Avenue to right on Beharrell Avenue to left onto Glenwood Court to Auction on the left.
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