Claysville Landing

Pricing

Price, availability and features subject to change.

Details

Activities
	Pool
Apartment Features
	Kitchens with State of the Art Equipment
Community
	Clubhouse
Convenience
	Furnished available
Fitness & Recreation
	Gym		Trails
Interior
	Vaulted ceiling		Walk-in closet		Patio / Balcony
Pets
	Pet play area

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Neighborhood

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The Claysville Landing apartments offer luxury rentals in the center of Elizabethtown where you can enjoy conveniences such as easy highway access and nearby shopping while coveting a peaceful location next to a wooded trail. This is a perfect spot for employees of the Hardin Hospital who want a short commute to work. Moving here will also put you close to the college for those interesting in continuing their education.

Location

Look for Claysville Landing off of Diecks Drive near North Dixie Highway. Renters here can walk to a pizza shop, Chinese food and Wendy’s.

Next to the Freeman Creek Trail

8-minute walk to Harden Memorial Hospital

15-minute walk to central Elizabethtown, Kentucky

5-minute drive to Elizabethtown Community and Technical College

18-minute drive to Fort Knox

Shopping & Dining

Residents here can go to Save A Lot or Price Less Foods for groceries. A short drive north up the Dixie Highway will lead you to a Wal-Mart Supercenter and the Towne Mall covering pretty much all of your shopping needs. Locally you can grab something to eat at Pizza Hut or Little Caesars. Closer to the mall you will find a broader selection of eateries such as Long Horn Steakhouse, Golden Coral and Ginza Hibachi known for their Japanese Sushi.

Recreation

These apartments are situated alongside the Freeman Creek Trail which spans north to the Lake where you can enjoy an extensive mountain bike ride or run. The Lake Park itself has a lighted tennis complex, disc golf course and boating area. Renters may enjoy stopping in at Swope’s Cars of Yesteryear Museum to check out some classics dating back to the early 1900’s.

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