Some lots just feel different the moment you pull in. The circle drive at 3014 Chimneywood sits on a low traffic dead-end street, surrounded by mature trees that back to a wooded ravine with a year-round creek — deer, fox, and songbirds are regular visitors. The .85-acre setting gives you the privacy of the country without leaving Floyd County. Inside, the layout does its job well. Hardwood floors run through the main living areas, a wood-burning fireplace anchors the living room, and the formal dining room is the kind of space that earns a second look on the tour. The split-bedroom plan puts the primary suite on its own side of the main floor, with a full ensuite bath and walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms share the hall bath, and first-floor laundry means the stairs stay optional. The kitchen keeps prep organized and opens directly to the breakfast nook, which pulls in the wooded backyard view. The walkout basement adds real square footage that functions. A 25x27 recreation room with bar is the gathering space that the main floor doesn't need to be — it handles the loud and the laughter while the upstairs stays polished. A fourth bedroom and full bath round out the lower level. Step outside to the deck and let the trees do the rest.
The side-entry garage, circle drive, and extra parking handle the practical side.

Built in 1989 and set on a low-traffic Shelby Street lot with alley access, this 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath home delivers more living space than most New Albany alternatives in this price range. The layout is open and light-filled, with laminate flooring and crown molding running through the main level and a large picture window anchoring the living room. The kitchen flows easily into the living area, making the first floor feel connected rather than compartmentalized. A half-bath on the main level handles daily practicality, keeping guests and family out of the upstairs bath. Both bedrooms are genuinely large. Not fits a queen and a dresser large -- the kind of large where you have options for layout. Each sits upstairs with fresh carpet, ample closet space, and a full shared bath. Out back, the wood deck with sliding glass door access is the home's personality. It's private, fenced on the side, and fully functional for outdoor dining or a quiet evening. The detached 1-car garage sits at the rear of the lot with alley access and additional off-street parking alongside -- enough room to accommodate a second vehicle, a trailer, or both. Located minutes from downtown New Albany, the Ohio River Greenway, and quick interstate access to Louisville, this is a commuter-friendly address with genuine outdoor living built in.