This four-bedroom, two-bath stone Cape Cod on Martha Avenue pairs a brand-new roof with hardwood floors that run from the front door to the upstairs bedrooms. The living room's deep blue walls and oversized windows create a relaxing, yet well lit space through every season. The eat-in kitchen anchors the main level with oak cabinetry that wraps a full corner, a built-in wall oven, tile backsplash, and a window over the sink. The main level also holds two bedrooms and a full bath with a marble-look walk-in shower, a white vanity topped in marble, and a round mirror lit by a frosted window. Upstairs, you'll find two more bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and deep closets. A second full bath upstairs offers a tub and shower combo. The full basement is unfinished and ready for a workshop, home gym, or a future finish-out. The water heater, furnace, and washer and dryer hookups are already in place. Outside, the stone exterior needs nothing for years to come, and the fenced yard adds secure outdoor space for pets or weekend gardening. A detached two-car garage sits at the end of the driveway.
The house sits about a quarter mile from Lottie Oglesby Park, home to 16 lighted pickleball courts, a paved walking trail, and a playground.

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.