A New Urbanist, mixed-use Neighborhood
In design phase now, Clore Station will feature shops and restaurants in a town center featuring timeless architecture. Surrounding the town center will be residential homes, town homes, apartments and acres of lush parks and community green spaces.
A New Urbanist, mixed-use Neighborhood
In design phase now, Clore Station will feature shops and restaurants in a town center featuring timeless architecture. Surrounding the town center will be residential homes, town homes, apartments and acres of lush parks and community green spaces.
Return to a Simpler Life
Sixteen miles from downtown Louisville, at the I-71 Crestwood interchange, lies 485 acres that will become a pedestrian-friendly, environmentally conscious, unique development that will instill a sense of community to its residents.
Our Story
In July 1969, the construction of I-71 bisected the farm and created the Crestwood interchange. As Louisville grew eastward, the Clores began changing the trajectory of their agrarian livelihood. There were opportunities to sell the land for commercial and residential development but no project felt right to siblings Lee Clore and Carla Clore Jones. They envisioned the 485 acres evolving into a welcoming community and a safe place for families to walk to the store, drop by a bank, or stop for ice cream, all without the need for a car. They dreamt of the return to a simpler life.
In 2017, the Clores hired world-renowned New Urbanist planners DPZ CoDesign to craft a master plan. The plan emphasizes a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood with a diversity of homes, shops, businesses, and parks woven into the property’s lush rolling hills, flowing creeks, stone outcroppings, and dense forests.
Live in Clore Station
Clore Station will include various living options, sure to fit your lifestyle needs. Everything in the community is within walking distance to the town center and community green spaces, providing a true connection to nature and the community.
Homes
Townhomes
Condos & Apartments
Oldham County Schools
Award-winning school district both on the state and national levels
Ranked in the 98th percentile on the state assessment
Each school maintains the highest possible accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)
Oldham County Schools continue to rank among the highest-performing school districts in Kentucky, on various academic achievement and college readiness assessments. Our school system serves 12,000 students through one specialized public preschool, nine elementary schools, four middle schools, three high schools, an alternative school, a career center and a center for the arts and community education (CAPAA). Our schools are also supported by a unique nonprofit organization, The Oldham County Educational Foundation, which supplements funding for programs not covered by the state budget.
1808
Clore Family Purchases Clore Station Land
2017
Clore Family Hires DPZ CoDesign
2023
Anticipated Groundbreaking
2025
First Residents Begin Making Memories
Dine & Shop
- Grocery store
- Local restaurants
- Post Office
- Local boutiques and retailers
Our community will feature many retail space locations, which will be home to shops, eateries, gyms and more. Residents will enjoy a short walk, bike or golf cart ride to their favorite spots.
Mixed-use Buildings
Live directly above fabulous shops and cafés!
Dine & Shop
Our community will feature many retail space locations, which will be home to shops, eateries, gyms and more. Residents will enjoy a short walk, bike or golf cart ride to their favorite spots.
- Grocery store
- Local restaurants
- Post Office
- Local boutiques and retailers
Mixed-use Buildings
Live directly above fabulous shops and cafés!
Hike & Explore
- Playgrounds
- Walking paths
- Community Pool(s)
- Community green space
Clore Station is dedicated to preserving green space. Celebrating nature and living amongst it is a unique aspect of our community.
Hike & Explore
Clore Station is dedicated to preserving green space. Celebrating nature and living amongst it is a unique aspect of our community.
- Playgrounds
- Walking paths
- Community Pool(s)
- Community green space
Press Releases
Clore family farm to become multi-use development By Amanda ManningWednesday, January 23, 2019 at 4:31 pm (Updated: January 23, 5:45 pm) Original article in the Oldham Era The master plan for a 482-acre family farm in Crestwood was revealed to the public on Saturday Jan. 19. The Clore family, who has deeps roots in Oldham County dating […]
Future development to make Crestwood’sfuture look bright By Helen E. McKinneyContributing Writer Original article in RoundAbout MadisonCRESTWOOD, Ky. (November 2020) – Every day commercial and residential developments are going up everywhere. But plans for the Clore Station development in Crestwood, Ky., call for a community oriented space – a different type of development for future generations.The development […]
Ana Rocío Álvarez Bríñezoriginal article in Louisville Courier Journal Baptist Health is opening a new health care facility in Crestwood that will serve residents of Oldham County, the health system announced Wednesday. The inpatient hospital and outpatient health care community still doesn’t have an opening date, or even a construction timeline, but the press release said […]
Close to Louisville Metro & More
- 20 mins from downtown
- 1 hour from Cincinnati
- 20 mins from the airport
- 45 mins from Bourbon Country
Clore Station is in a unique position to be able to offer a complete community within arm’s reach, and an adjacent extended habitat for branching out. Within minutes you can exit Clore Station to enjoy the amenities of our region, including Bourbon Country, farm tours, National Parks and Forests, State Parks, lakes, cabins and more. Meanwhile, Clore Station is also a direct 20 minute drive to the Louisville International Airport or one hour to Covington Municipal Airport in Cincinnati.
