Jill Ort, The Agency Louisville

09/23/2026

JUST LISTED | Easy Living Never Looked This Good.

Welcome to 1022 Classic Way, a beautifully maintained patio home tucked inside the peaceful Reserve at Polo Fields in 40245. Spacious, stylish and move-in ready—this home was designed for comfortable living and effortless entertaining.

✨ HOME HIGHLIGHTS
• 2 bedrooms | 2 full baths
• Expansive, open-concept living
• Beautiful wood flooring
• Granite countertops
• Extended kitchen island
• Separate coffee/bar area with beverage refrigerator
• Spacious primary suite with newly designed walk-in shower
• Private guest bedroom & full bath
• Private back patio
• 2-car attached garage
• HUGE unfinished walkout basement with endless possibilities
• Low-maintenance patio home living

The basement alone gives you incredible room to dream—guest suite, home gym, theater, office, entertaining space…or a combination of them all.

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09/17/2026

09/17/2026

09/14/2026

“UNDER $160K IN 40245!”

2 Bedrooms | 2 Full Baths | Updated Kitchen | 2 Full Baths | Private Deck | No Neighbors Above | Low HOA |
Close to Shopping, Dining & Everyday Conveniences

An opportunity to own in 40245 without the typical 40245 price tag.

09/13/2026

Patiently waiting to go outside while they finish mowing the lawn.

09/13/2026

Come see 11909 Tazwell Dr #8 at the open house Sunday, 2–4 PM! This second-floor condo offers 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a newly remodeled kitchen with granite countertops, a private deck, and in-unit laundry. The washer and dryer stay, and one parking space is included.

First home? Ready to downsize? Come take a look and see if this one feels like yours. 🏡

📍11909 Tazwell Dr #8
Louisville, KY 40245
🗓️ Sunday | 2–4 PM

09/12/2026

Fitting that we attending the VA Rep Gala on September 11th.

At the front of the room there is always single empty table and chair at the front symbolizing the Missing Man Table (also called the Fallen Comrade Table or POW/MIA table).

It is set apart to honor service members who are missing, prisoners of war, or who never returned home. The fact that no one sits there is intentional—the empty chair represents their absence.

The table often contains symbolic items: a white tablecloth for purity of intention, a single red rose for the lives and loved ones remembered, a yellow ribbon for those awaiting their return, lemon for the bitterness of their fate, salt for the tears of their families, an inverted glass because they cannot share in the toast, and an empty chair because they are not present.