4609 Brush College Rd

Floyds Knobs, IN 47119

Apartment building

3 beds

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 1 3 bd, 2 ba	1,520	Now	Fees may apply $1,800
-- 3 bd, 2 ba	1,520	Now	Fees may apply $1,800

Neighborhood: 47119

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Nearby schools in Floyds Knobs

Floyds Knobs Elementary School

Grades PK-4 • 1.3 miles

9/10

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Test Score Rating

10/10

Academic Progress Rating

8/10

Highland Hills Middle School

Grades 5-8 • 2.4 miles

9/10

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Test Score Rating

10/10

Academic Progress Rating

7/10

Floyd Central High School

Grades 9-12 • 2.1 miles

10/10

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College Readiness Rating

10/10

Green Spaces
Buffalo Trace Park provides trails, fishing and open space within a short drive of the area.
Nature Views
Wooded hills and rolling countryside create scenic views across Galena, Navilleton and Saint Marys.
Highway Access
Regional roads connect the area by car with New Albany and Louisville.

Galena, Navilleton and Saint Marys sit among the wooded hills and rural roads of Floyds Knobs, northwest of New Albany. The area has four-season weather, with warm, humid summers and cool winters, and its rolling terrain brings scenic views and quieter surroundings than the nearby river cities. Outdoor recreation is a defining amenity: nearby Buffalo Trace Park offers trails, fishing and open green space, while local roads invite cycling and country drives. Dining and coffee options are mostly small, locally oriented spots, with broader shopping and restaurant choices in New Albany and across the Ohio River in Louisville. The communities have deep local roots, reflected in historic churches and longstanding rural settlement. Getting around is easiest by car; regional routes connect the area to New Albany and Louisville, while public transit is limited.