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Great schools and growing commercial options in Cannonsburg
Cannonsburg is one of many suburban communities along U.S. Highway 60 south of Ashland. Even though it's far less densely populated and not exactly buzzing with artsy street fairs, local Realtor and lifelong Ashland resident Alison Christie of Ross Real Estate Services says, "There's really not that much of a difference" between Ashland's suburbs and the city core. That's because in both areas, residents find similar housing options and high-quality schools. Plus, both locales are growing with commercial developments. "Obviously, you're going to have a little more privacy, a little more land between houses. But out in Cannonsburg, there's a subdivision right across from Camp Landing, and it's similar to the houses you find in downtown Ashland."
Some new construction for higher listing prices than 20th century ranch-styles
Despite some new construction, most of the recent home sales in Cannonsburg have been for established homes from the 20th century. Many have received updates in the last few years, like new exteriors, double-paned windows and repaved driveways. However, home sales are none too frequent in Cannonsburg. Data for home prices is currently limited, although a ranch-style home recently sold in July of 2024 for $145,000. According to a Homes.com calculation, which uses a combination of estimate data, the average home value in Cannonsburg was around $206,000 in March of 2025. However, some newer homes in subdivisions like Hickory Ridge get listed on the MLS for $650,000 to $700,000.
Cannonsburg's real estate includes ranch homes ideal for retirees and families alike.
Cannonsburg sees growth with new construction homes offering modern amenities.
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A new high school campus and more new schools coming soon
In 2021, state leaders approved $127 million in funding for the construction of new schools throughout Kentucky, including Boyd County. That led to the overhauling of facilities like Boyd County High School, which has a B-minus Niche rating. "Boyd County has the newest facilities in the area," Christie says. "I was able to tour the school a couple years ago as part of our high school reunion. And it's a pretty state of the art high school with a media center that's nicer than the one at University of Kentucky, or at least when I went there." Cannonsburg Elementary, rated C, is also preparing to unveil a new $7 million campus, although the exact opening date is still undetermined.
Cannonsburg Elementary is known for small class sizes, strong reading programs, and active parent involvement.
Boyd County High School's facilities include modern classrooms and athletic complexes in Cannonsburg.
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Newer movie theaters and kids play places at Camp Landing
In recent years, U.S. 60 has been a corridor for development south of Ashland. That's led to small improvements, like new chain restaurants, plus large overhauls of previously underutilized commercial spaces. Camp Landing is an expansive entertainment district off U.S. 60 that replaced an old mall with a movie theater, kids entertainment places and dozens of sit-down restaurants. For groceries and other needs, most residents shop at the Walmart Supercenter in Cannonsburg.
Camp Landing Cinema near Cannonsburg offers luxury recliners and in-seat ordering.
Mini-golf at Malibu Jack's is a popular activity among Cannonsburg families.
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High school football and committees for parents
Schools also act as an important means of community engagement. Football games for Boyd County High School are a common way for residents to meet up in the evening. Boyd County Middle School offers numerous committees that allow parents to help out with events and provide ideas for things like curriculum, attendance and student life.
Boyd County Middle School's facilities support a comprehensive education for Cannonsburg youth.
The Boyd County Lions bring Cannonsburg together through school pride and competitive football spirit.
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Recreational amenities within driving distance
Cannonsburg does not have any parks of its own, but some options are a short drive away. Roughly 3 miles south, Diamond Links Golf Course provides a public 18-hole course that snakes between ridgelines. Optimist Sports Complex's ball diamonds and multipurpose athletic fields provide places for individuals and teams to practice on. And of course, there's lots to do at Camp Landing, from axe throwing to stores like Rural King, where ranchers go for animal feed and hunters go to prepare for outings.
Creekside Golf Range near Cannonsburg features a 300-yard hitting area for practice.
Rural King's wide selection supports the rural lifestyle of Cannonsburg residents.
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Easy connections across the Tri-State Area
Interstate 64 abuts the south of Cannonsburg, providing a direct connection with Huntington. Meanwhile, U.S. 60 shoots northward from Cannonsburg, connecting with Ashland. Together, this vector of highways affords easy access to employers, businesses and hospitals across the Tri-State Area.
Few environmental hazards
Although the Little Sandy River and several creeks flow through Cannonsburg, map data from FEMA show there are no flood zones in the community. Cannonsburg is also in an ember zone, and some of its less developed areas have some wildfire risk. But there is not much of a history in the area of serious wildfires. Of the few that have occurred in and around Cannonsburg, none have exceeded 3 acres in size.
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On average, homes in Cannonsburg, Ashland sell after 133 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Cannonsburg, Ashland over the last 12 months is $686,000, up 373% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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