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3490 Louise Way
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3490 Louise Way

3490 Louise WayNew Albany, IN 47150
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St Edward Court
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St Edward Court

701 E Spring StNew Albany, IN 47150
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Wynn-Gate Apartments
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Wynn-Gate Apartments

81 Wynn Gate CtNew Albany, IN 47150
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St. James Place
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St. James Place

2239 Charlestown RdNew Albany, IN 47150
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Lone Star Apartments
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Lone Star Apartments

1637 Old Ford RdNew Albany, IN 47150
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High Park Apartments
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High Park Apartments

100 High Park DrNew Albany, IN 47150
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Monon Crossing
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Monon Crossing

2710 Grant Line RdNew Albany, IN 47150
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Arbor Place Apartments
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Arbor Place Apartments

200 Arbor PlNew Albany, IN 47150
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New Albany Overview

If you are looking for a peaceful, suburban area to live in with a friendly community, New Albany, IN may be an ideal place to live. New Albany boasts a strong economy, a long history, and an energetic community. Of course, one of its major benefits is that it is so close to major cities such as Louisville, Indianapolis, and Cincinnati. While you will be living in a small, affordable, and safe area, you will have direct access to all the exciting advantages of major cities.

What is the history of New Albany?

New Albany, IN has a rich history that is intriguing for all residents and visitors to explore. Established in 1813, New Albany quickly grew and flourished. By the early 1950s, it was the largest city in Indiana and one of the most important centers in the state. Since it lies along the Ohio River, it was an ideal place to build steamboats and it was perfect for major manufacturers of plastic, metal, glass, lumber, fertilizers, textiles, and machinery. Only a decade later, it became the richest city in Indiana as these manufactured goods were sold and shipped to locations across the United States. Today, you can immerse yourself in its history by visiting countless museums, galleries, and libraries or experiencing guided tours.

How is the weather in New Albany?

If you are looking for apartments in New Albany, IN, you may be curious about the climate and weather. Particularly, you will find the climate humid and mild. The summers are warm, averaging in the ’80s. That said, you may experience less sunny weather than preferable, as it tends to be cloudy, partly cloudy, or rainy. During the winter, the temperatures remain mild, rarely dropping below 25 degrees. Despite a large amount of precipitation, you will not experience a great amount of snow due to the temperatures. Overall, residents consider the climate relatively comfortable.

How do I get around town?

Despite the fact that New Albany is well-developed, there is minimal, accessible public transit. While there are bus routes and taxis available, you may wish to have a car in order to travel around the city. Depending on where you live, you can accomplish some errands on foot or by bicycle. However, you will not be able to access every essential service in this way. For this reason, most residents own a motor vehicle. This may also make traveling to the major cities of Louisville, KY, Indianapolis, IN or Cincinnati, OH.

What is the New Albany commute like?

If you live within or outside of New Albany, you may wish to have a car. Most residents can commute to their work within 20-30 minutes by driving their own car or carpooling with others within the city. On the other hand, if you are commuting to Louisville, KY, you will need to drive across the Sherman Minton Bridge which will take you 10 minutes without traffic but 30 minutes during rush hour. Of course, if you are commuting to farther cities such as Indianapolis, IN or Cincinnati, OH, your travel time along the I-65 or the I-75 will average around one hour.

What are the local media outlets?

Whether you enjoy listening to the news or music at home or during your short commutes, you can take advantage of many local radio stations. A few of the most popular include WNAS, W205BT, WFIA, W270CR, and W284AD, all basedIf you are considering apartments in New Albany, you may have found your perfect new home. New Albany, IN is a close-knit community full of friendly individuals. There is a strong industrial culture, offering many employment opportunities whereas there are plenty more in nearby major cities. Furthermore, you will always have a multitude of things to do as there are restaurants, small shops and boutiques, museums, and community events and programs. One of the most attractive selling points is the fact that apartments and houses are affordable. in New Albany, IN. Yet, if you prefer to read your local news, pick up a copy of the Jefferson and New Albany News and Tribune.

Why live in New Albany, IN?

If you are considering apartments in New Albany, you may have found your perfect new home. New Albany, IN is a close-knit community full of friendly individuals. There is a strong industrial culture, offering many employment opportunities whereas there are plenty more in nearby major cities. Furthermore, you will always have a multitude of things to do as there are restaurants, small shops and boutiques, museums, and community events and programs. One of the most attractive selling points is the fact that apartments and houses are affordable.

What New Albany landmarks should I see?

You can find out the intriguing history of New Albany, IN by visiting museums and taking guided tours of the city. However, if you prefer to discover relics of the past by yourself, the prominent New Albany Downtown Historic District is a perfect place to begin. Admire the Scribner House, the Elsby Building, Firestone Building, Carnegie Library, Town Clock Church, Woolworth Building, and part of the Underground Railroad (the Second Baptist Church). However, you can also look upon historic homes and mansions throughout many neighborhoods. You should also pay a visit to Indiana University Southeast, a public university with a stunning campus.

What is there to do around New Albany?

When you are searching for New Albany apartments, consider all the amazing activities that you can engage in while you are living here. You can explore arts, culture, and history in the many museums, galleries, and centers. If you prefer the outdoors, imagine exploring the many parks both in New Albany and the surrounding area; you can enjoy walking or bicycling the Big 4 Bridge, hiking in Charlestown State Park and Clark State Forest, or exploring the Indiana Caverns. Whereas you can certainly enjoy the many restaurants and cafes in New Albany itself, travel across the bridge to Louisville for exciting nightlife and out-of-this-world entertainment.

Any annual festivals or New Albany events to know?

When you live in New Albany, there is always something exciting to engage in whether you wander around the city or travel to Louisville. Enjoy wine fairs, steamboat race festivals, art crawls, holiday parades, craft fairs, music and dance festivals, harvest festivals, and of course, the Kentucky Derby. As you become more accustomed to the community, you may also enjoy visiting small church events or farmers' markets in the summer.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Although Indiana may not be famous for vacation spots, there are actually a multitude of incredible getaway opportunities in the state. There are quaint beaches such as Fairfax Beach, Pot Inn Beach, and Indiana Dunes West Beach. If you wish to rest and relax beside a beautiful lakefront, consider Swan Lake Resort, Fourwinds Resort and Marina, or Bayside Resort. Further still, if you wish to indulge in wine and beautiful scenery, you may love visiting the many vineyards across the state. Of course, as Ohio and Kentucky are so close to New Albany, you may also find appropriate spots there.

Where is the best place to move in New Albany?

One of the most important factors to consider when searching for housing is safety. The best apartments in New Albany are on the perimeter and outskirts of the city as these are the safest areas. Fortunately, since the city is small, you do not lose access to downtown or the bridge to Louisville by living in these areas. Additionally, most residents recommend living by parks or near schools as these are generally aesthetically pleasing, safe, and relatively quiet areas.

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Walk Score®

52 / 100

Somewhat Walkable

Some errands can be accomplished on foot

Bike Score®

43 / 100

Somewhat Bikeable

Minimal bike infrastructure

Transit Score®

1 / 100

Minimal Transit

It may be possible to get on a bus

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Frequently Asked Questions about New Albany

How much are Studio apartments in New Albany?

There are currently 12 Studio Apartments in New Albany with rent ranges from $378 to $1,110 with an average price of $935.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom New Albany Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in New Albany ranges from $200 to $1,720 with an average monthly rent of $944.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in New Albany cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in New Albany range from $649 to $1,645. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,195.

How expensive are New Albany Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 31 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in New Albany on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $895 to $1,850 - averaging $1,355 for the location.

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