Brookland Cemetery is proud of the fact that it offers the best pricing in Louisville and Bullitt County. Whether your needs are immediate or if you’re here planning out your future, you will always find the fairest deals in the area.
Our pricing is just the beginning, though. Brookland is a family owned business, and has been since your grandfather’s grandfather (or grandmother’s grandmother!) was a child. We’re not going anywhere, and we will always give you the best service, care and compassion in the industry.
Take a moment to look through our pricing. If you have any questions at all, call us: (502) 957-5300. We’re always available.
The payment of all fees and charges shall be made at the Cemetery Management Office where receipts and proper title will be issued for all amounts paid. All pricing is subject to change without notice.
Traditional Burial Space: starting at $1,500 /ea
Traditional Cremain Burial Lots: $600 / ea
Baby Land Burial Space: AT CAPACITY
Lawn Crypt double occupancy lot: $3,100/ double occupancy
Second Cremain Burial Rights: $500 / ea
Open & Closing Full Size Grave: $1400 / ea
Open & Closing Infant Size Grave: $500 / ea
Open & Closing Cremain Burial: $500 / ea
Open & Closing Extra Charge (Sat. after 12pm): $200+ additional
Oversized Vault: $200 additional
Inurnment – columbarium, bench, casket, etc.: $300 / ea
Monument Foundations: $150 / sf ($300 minimum)
Change of Records Recording fee: $200 / ea
Monuments and Markers: contact Cemetery for pricing
Bench Memorials: contact Cemetery for pricing
2. Minimum Payment: Unless by special promotion, a minimum payment of eight percent (8%) must be received to reserve a lot. Lot prices will remain fixed during the payment term from the date of receipt of first payment so long as payments are timely received.
3. Installment Buying: three (3), five (5), ten (10) year, or some variation thereof, time payment finance terms at six (6%) annual interest are available, without credit verification, with the Cemetery for the purchase of one or more burial spaces.
4. Trading Up: Purchasers of interment rights may change their selection to property of equal or greater value at any time so long as there are no improvements made to the property. If the selection is to property of greater value, the purchaser will be charged the difference in price between the original purchase and the current cost of their new purchase plus a Change of Recording fee and Certificate issuance fee by the Cemetery.
5. Condition of Sale and Use: Every lot or grave space is sold subject to the Rules and Regulations now in force or hereafter adopted.
6. Payment before Use: In the event a burial is to be made where the lot, mausoleum crypt, cremation niche, lawn crypt, interment, entombment, inurnment, vault or vault placement has been purchased on installment, the balance of the purchase price plus any interest due of that lot, mausoleum crypt, cremation niche, lawn crypt, interment, entombment, inurnment, vault or vault placement must be paid in full before burial may take place. Installment payment, when received, will first go toward the payment of the grave space and then, when applicable, interment/entombment/inurnment, vault placement, vault purchase, foundation or marker. In the event a burial is to be made where the monthly installment contract is in default and a balance due remains, the current purchase or service price or charge, as adopted by the Cemetery, shall be the rate charged for Cemetery purchases or services. No offset for prior default is available.
7. Default: Cemetery Lot Ownership records will not show that the lot has been purchased until payment is made in full for the lot. No monuments or markers will be allowed to be placed on the lot or space until complete payment is made according to the contract. In case the purchaser of said property shall fail to meet all payments within thirty days after the same are due the Cemetery, then the Cemetery may reenter said property and hold the same as its former estate. The Cemetery, thereupon, shall be released from all obligations thereunder, and it may retain such payments as may have been made toward the purchase of such property as liquidated damages.