Brownsboro Woods (44 units) and Camden Wood (60 units) comprise a 104-unit, 2012–2016-vintage portfolio located in Crestwood, Kentucky—one of the Louisville metro’s most desirable suburban submarkets. Currently owned and self-managed by the original developer, the communities present a compelling opportunity for new ownership to introduce institutional-quality management, drive operational efficiencies, and unlock significant long-term value.
Both properties feature in-unit washer/dryer connections, with additional upside through appliance installation fees, water RUBS implementation, and bulk cable/internet programs. Approximately 20% of units have been upgraded with LVP flooring and enhanced lighting, leaving ample room to execute a broader interior renovation strategy with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops to capture premium rents.
Crestwood’s strong fundamentals support the portfolio’s investment thesis, with median household incomes of $113,570, proximity to top-rated Oldham County schools, and average home prices rising more than 40% since 2020. Just 30 minutes from Louisville’s major employment centers—including UPS (24,000 jobs), Norton Healthcare (16,785 jobs), Ford (12,531 jobs), and Humana (10,000 jobs)—Brownsboro Woods & Camden Wood offer investors a stabilized, well-located suburban portfolio with multiple avenues for NOI growth.
Original Owner & Self-Managed
Currently owned and self-managed by the original developer, Brownsboro Woods (44 units) & Camden Wood (60 units) offer significant upside potential through the introduction of institutional-quality management. With professional oversight, new ownership can drive operational efficiencies, improve performance, and maximize long-term value.
Appliance Installation Upside
Brownsboro Woods & Camden Wood is equipped with in-unit washer/dryer connections, allowing new ownership the option to add machines and introduce a monthly fee. This value-add opportunity enhances resident convenience while creating a new stream of ancillary income to support NOI growth.
Water RUBS Opportunity
Brownsboro Woods & Camden Wood currently absorbs all water and sewer expenses, presenting a clear opportunity to implement a RUBS or Flat Rate recovery. Establishing a resident reimbursement program can enhance NOI, aligning the property’s utility cost structure with market standards.
Cable/Internet Income Opportunity
New ownership will have the opportunity to implement a bulk cable and internet package or revenue-sharing agreement, leveraging the property’s existing cable-ready infrastructure to create ancillary income and improve resident retention.
Interior Renovation Upside
Approximately 20% of the units have been upgraded with LVP flooring and enhanced lighting, leaving significant potential for a new owner to renovate the remaining 80% of units. Further value can be created by replacing 100% of the units with granite surfaces and stainless-steel packages, positioning the asset for enhanced rent premiums and long-term NOI growth.
Proximity to Top-Rated Schools
Located near South Oldham Middle (8/10) and South Oldham High (10/10), the properties benefit from being in Kentucky’s 7th-best school district, boosting family appeal and long-term rental demand.
Rising Home Prices
Average home values in Oldham County have climbed 41% over five years—from $312K in 2020 to $441K in 2025—underscoring market strength and housing demand.
Affluent Surrounding Demographics
The properties are situated within a 3-mile radius with a median household income of $113,570—well above the state average—supporting sustained rent growth.
Proximity to Major Louisville Employers
Brownsboro Woods & Camden Wood offer a 30-minute commute to top Louisville employers, including: