Candlelight Homes with Detached Parking

Candlelight Homes with Detached Parking

Welcome to Candlelight, a charming subdivision nestled in the heart of Louisville, Kentucky, within Jefferson County. This delightful community is known for its serene ambiance, friendly neighbors, and beautifully designed homes, making it an ideal place for families, young professionals, and retirees alike.

Candlelight offers a variety of homes that cater to diverse tastes and lifestyles. One of the standout features of this subdivision is the availability of detached parking, providing residents with the convenience and flexibility they desire. Imagine coming home to your own private parking space, allowing you to easily manage your vehicles without the hassle of street parking. This thoughtful design element enhances the overall appeal of the neighborhood, promoting a sense of order and tranquility.

As you stroll through Candlelight, you'll be captivated by the tree-lined streets and well-maintained yards that showcase the pride of ownership among residents. The community is not just about houses; it’s about creating a lifestyle. With nearby parks, shopping centers, and dining options, you'll find everything you need just a stone's throw away.

Candlelight is also conveniently located, providing easy access to major highways and downtown Louisville, making commuting a breeze. Whether you're looking for a cozy starter home or a spacious family residence, Candlelight has something for everyone. Come discover the warmth and charm of Candlelight—a place where your dream home awaits!

Newest Candlelight Homes with Detached Parking

$800,000
4 Beds 5 Baths 1721890 MLS
Welcome to 800 Candlelight Lane, where nearly 14 acres of privacy and possibility meet the convenience of Louisville living. The property spans 13.7388 acres across nine individually deeded parcels, the homesite plus eight adjoining lots, all included in the sale and reached by a private drive. It offers a rare mix of usable land, mature woods, a half-acre pond, and improvements that are hard to find together on acreage this close to the city. Public water and public sewer serve the homesite, so there is no well or septic to maintain. Whether the goal is a private retreat, a hobby farm, space for guests or extended family, or simply room to spread out, this property delivers. The main residence is a 3,389-square-foot farmhouse with four bedrooms, two full baths, and three half baths. Recent updates include new flooring throughout the first floor, remodeled first-floor baths, a first-floor laundry room with a dog wash, quartz countertops, and a GE Café refrigerator. Enclosing a former porch added living space, and one of the home's HVAC systems was replaced in 2025. The home also has owned (not leased) solar panels that offset its electric use and were recently inspected, cleaned, and serviced. It operates on LG&E's grandfathered net metering, the one-for-one kWh credit structure that newer solar installations no longer qualify for. Outside is where the property sets itself apart. A large in-ground pool anchors the outdoor living area, with newly built decking, a new pump (2026), and an updated filtration system. Wooded trails, open green space, and the pond leave room to explore, entertain, garden, or raise animals. A four-stall barn overlooks the pond, and a chicken coop completes the setup for hobby farming. The detached two-car garage includes a studio apartment with a full kitchen, full bath, and laundry hookup, offering flexible space for guests, extended family, a home office, or potential rental income. The standalone workshop is powered well beyond a typical garage. It has its own three-phase electrical service, rare in a residential setting and capable of running industrial-grade equipment that standard home wiring cannot. A 200-amp commercial-grade main feeds the building, with a dedicated 240-volt twist-lock outlet for heavy equipment and dozens of dedicated circuits distributed throughout, allowing machinery to be placed and powered almost anywhere in the shop. The slab is also plumbed for in-slab radiant heat, with tubing already run through the concrete, a visible manifold, and water service to the building. The costly, permanent portion of a heated shop floor is already complete; only a heat source and pump are needed to finish the system. The shop previously housed a full complement of professional woodworking equipment. For a woodworker, fabricator, machinist, restorer, or anyone operating an equipment-heavy trade or business from home, a shop built and powered to this level is expensive to replicate and nearly impossible to add after the fact. Land, infrastructure, and flexibility like this, within easy reach of shopping, dining, schools, and I-265, rarely come available. The property is served by public sewer, Louisville Water, natural gas, and electric service. 800 Candlelight Lane is ready for its next owner.

800 Candlelight Ln, Louisville

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