Character, Space and a Great Owensboro Location

Dated: September 18 2026

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If you appreciate the character of an older home but still want plenty of room,  1328 Cedar Street, Owensboro is worth a closer look. Built in 1921, this American Foursquare-style home offers more than 2,200 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 1 full bath and 2 half baths. Original hardwood floors and woodwork give the home its character, while multiple living areas on the main floor provide flexibility for everyday life.

The home has also received practical updates, including replacement windows, new furnace units, one new AC unit, and updates to the galley kitchen, cabinets and appliances. Outside, you'll find a large covered front porch, patio sitting area, new privacy fence and alley access. There is also an unfinished basement for additional storage.

With its combination of space, original character, updates and proximity to so many Owensboro destinations, 1328 Cedar Street has a lot to offer.

Karen Gross, Realtor

270.315.9810

REMAX Professional Realty Group

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Karen Gross

Karen Gross – Realtor, RE/MAX Professional Realty Group Serving Owensboro, Daviess County, and surrounding Kentucky communities Since 2014, Karen Gross has been a trusted Owensboro Realtor helping....

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