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Colorful city living, just minutes from downtown Lexington
Aylesford Place is located between some of Lexington's most popular areas, from the University of Kentucky to Chevy Chase and even shopping right along Euclid Avenue that residents can walk to, making the neighborhood a great fit for those who love being in the mix of things. "The neighborhood is within a stone's throw of the University of Kentucky, which also makes it a highly sought-after location for students, faculty members, healthcare professionals, or really anyone who wants to be near the bustling energy of a college campus," says Shelby B. Lancaster, Realtor at United Real Estate Lexington. Blending the University of Kentucky's youthful, eclectic culture with the laidback ease of a Lexington suburb, Aylesford Place is filled with a vibrant array of mom-and-pop stores that make each day a new adventure. Step into Black Swan Bookstore, "Which is one of those bookstores where when you walk in, it smells like a bookstore," says local Realtor Paul Chartier; or head to Kentucky Native Café and be transported into a "Fairy world of greenery while dining on delicious food." Within walking distance from home, residents can get groceries, head to the park or take their pick of flavorful, locally-owned restaurants, not to mention everything else that's within bus or driving distance from Aylesford Place. Despite this wealth of nearby stores and recreation, however, "The real currency of Aylesford Place is its community of caring people," says Chartier, explaining that "People come to Lexington from all over the world and they can't believe how nice the people are here." With plenty of things to do, events to bring people together and a storied history to explore throughout the city, residents of Aylesford Place have a prime position to enjoy some of the best that Lexington has to offer.
Locals can get to Downtown Lexington in minutes from Aylesford Place.
A beautiful mural with horses and wings is located near Far Out Espresso in Aylesford Place.
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Diverse Lexington housing with historical charm
Walking through the calm, residential roads of Aylesford Place, residents will notice tall, leafy trees shading the sidewalk, neighbors walking down the street on their way to a local attraction and a spread of unique, historic-looking homes lining the neighborhood's grassy lawns. Although a mix of condos and apartment buildings can be found around Aylesford Place, a majority of the housing stock is made up of single-family homes that were constructed in the early 1900s. While perusing just a few, homebuyers may see colorful wooden siding, spacious front porches and rich detailing, from fluted eves and slate roofs to dormer windows. On South Ashland Avenue, residents can find large estates that range from Colonial Revivals to Queen Annes and American Foursquares, while, closer to the neighborhood's core, Dutch Colonial revivals and smaller bungalows become more common. As a rule of thumb, smaller cottage and bungalow homes can sell from about $200,000 to $370,000 dollars depending on their size and condition, while remodeled and more ornate Craftsman and classical-revival homes can sell from about $500,000 to $750,000 dollars. With an average sales price of about $430,000, homes in Aylesford Place are almost $90,000 dollars more expensive than the average for the Lexington Metro Area.
You'll find a wide variety of home styles in the Aylesford Place neighborhood.
This home was designed by Magalen McDowell in Aylesford Place.
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Welcoming mom-and-pop shops within walking distance
An anchor of the Aylesford Place community is its diverse and welcoming selection of shopping and dining, as well as the many shop owners who run them. "It's the kind of place where when a merchant sees someone trying to park on the street but they're fishing for change and can't find any, they'll come out and put a coin in the meter," says Chartier. While groceries are just a short trip away at the Kroger on Euclid Avenue, residents can also eat out at neighborhood staples like Magee’s Baking Company, which has been open since 1956. On Saturday mornings, locals can often be found eagerly waiting in lines for steaming hot breakfast sandwiches like the Triple Threat, which includes two slices of Applewood smoked bacon, folded eggs, cheddar cheese, and a sausage patty, all on a hand-rolled croissant. For a midday treat, locals can stop by Missy's for "Some of the best pie in the world," according to Chartier, or order a warm brew from High on Art & Coffee before perusing their selection of wall art, clothing and jewelry and grabbing a seat outdoors on the patio. Another option that's considered unique for its understated beauty and pleasant ambiance is the Kentucky Native Café, a botanical oasis where picnic tables and greenery are set up under a light-filled greenhouse and patrons enjoy a rotating menu of lunch food. Residents love their local craft beers with Bavarian pretzels and beer cheese, while their locally sourced gelato and sorbet are also quite popular.
Black Market boutique is the perfect place to shop in Aylesford Place.
Aylesford Place cooks visit Stuarto's Olive Oil for specialty oils and seasonings.
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Aylesford events bring the community together
While events can be found throughout the City of Lexington, Aylesford Place is also home to its own unique celebrations that bring its community together. In August, the Woodland Art Fair comes to Woodland Park with over 180 local artisans. Locals can stroll through the park, admiring carefully prepared artwork, catch up with friends, or take their kids to children's activities like face painting. Another unique event that also takes place in Woodland Park is Ballet Under the Stars, where the community brings out lawn chairs and blankets to watch as young, talented ballet dancers perform renditions of popular ballets.
Aylesford Place shoppers can find public parking and explore Downtown Lexington.
The Lexington Farmer's Market's peak season runs from April to October in Downtown Lexington.
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Heading outdoors at Woodland Park
One main feature of the Aylesford Place neighborhood is Woodland Park, which sits tight in the middle of the neighborhood and is also known as one of the oldest parks in Lexington. In addition to hosting local events, Woodland Park is a great place to play tennis with friends or take the kids out and make some fun memories at the playground. In addition to a baseball diamond and plenty of green space, Woodland is also home to a skate park where visitors can drop down the bowl, grind on ledges, do ollies or simply take it slow and learn how to balance. Another main amenity of the park is the aquatic center, which features a lap pool for adults, a pool where kids can practice flipping off the diving boards and a play pool for kids complete with climbing structures, fountains and lots of spraying water. Another popular spot for getting outdoors is the State Botanical Garden of Kentucky's arboretum. About 2 miles south of Aylesford Place, locals head to this quiet retreat to appreciate the subtle beauty of nature and 100 curated acres of walking trails, grassy lawns and horticultural gardens.
Woodland Park is a popular destination for East End families.
Woodland Park is 19-acres with an indoor aquatic center, year-round skate park and playground.
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Languages and the arts at Fayette county schools
Students living in Aylesford Place have the option of attending Ashland Elementary, which earns an A rating from Niche, or Maxwell Elementary, which also earns an A and is known for its Spanish immersion program. Older students attend Lexington Traditional Magnet School, which has a C-plus rating, before moving on to Lafayette High, which has an overall A rating on Niche and offers the School for Creative and Performing Arts (SCAPA). Students in SCAPA have the opportunity to hone their creative skills in a supportive environment, whether focusing on music, dance, literature or the visual arts.
The foursquare court at Ashland Elementary School
Lafayette High School offers a district-wide pre-engineering program.
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Getting around Aylesford Place
With plenty of restaurants in the neighborhood and a Kroger located less than a mile away on Euclid Avenue, getting around Aylesford Place is usually no problem for residents. Located just over a mile from downtown Lexington, residents can easily bike downtown or simply take the bus, which has routes running along all the neighborhood's main avenues. Plus, "Traffic is really not that bad in Lexington," says Chartier. When traveling out of state, Blue Grass Airport is about 7 miles away, just west of the city. And, in the case of a medical emergency, the University of Kentucky's Good Samaritan Hospital is practically in the neighborhood, located right off Maxwell Street.
UK students and locals can catch a bus ride for their morning commute in Aylesford Place.
Aylesford Place dog owners enjoy a peaceful neighborhood and well-kept sidewalks.
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Parks in this Area
Woodland Park
Cheapside Park
Court Square Fountain
Thoroughbred Park
Fifth Third Pavilion
The Arboretum
Northeastern Park
Legacy Trail
Transit
Airport
Blue Grass
18 min drive
Bus
Euclid & Rose Inbound
Bus
Euclid & Woodland Outbound
Bus
Maxwell & 460 (Woodland)
Bus
Rose & Maxwell Outbound
Bus
Main & 652 & Old Lafayette Ave
Bus
Elm Tree & Main Outbound
Bus
Euclid & Rose & Linden Walk Outbound
Aylesford Place Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Aylesford Place, Lexington sell after 20 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Aylesford Place, Lexington over the last 12 months is $426,500, up 629% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Welcome to this beautiful historic 5 bedroom, 3-1/2 bath home that blends timeless charm with modern luxury. It is currently undergoing a full renovation and thoughtful addition to create a space that honors the past while embracing the convenience and elegance of today. Located in the highly sought-after Woodland Park neighborhood, this home offers the best of both worlds—a prime location and
Christy HeltonChristies International Real Estate Bluegrass
2 BR Condo at the Woodlands ! Great Corner Unit on 2nd Floor, NE Exposure Morning Sun And Overlooks Garden on the NW side ! Extra-nice Layout, Large Bedrooms, Den/Study with fireplace, Huge Living Room, Amenities Include: 24 hr security, 1st floor Covered Patio, Roof Terracing, Pool, Fitness Room/Spa, Entertaining Room(s), Plus Includes 2 storage Rooms, Secure Garage Parking, Elevators, and
Charming triplex exudes historic appeal in an excellent location close to everything: Chevy Chase, boutique shopping, restaurants, grocery, parks, downtown Lexington and the University of Kentucky. Opportunity awaits for investors or owner occupancy. Currently two units are rented with a third unit rented as Airbnb.
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Gorgeous brick townhouse in Ashland Park, located on Central Avenue blocks away from Henry Clay Estate. This is a end unit. This beautiful 2 bedroom home has lots of upgrades. New gas fireplace insert. The kitchen has been completely renovated with new cabinets, appliances and granite counter tops. Washer and Dryer is included. Conveniently located in the downtown area near lots of dining and
This condo checks all the boxes! Located in one of the most desirable buildings downtown, this unit gets tons of natural light thanks to east-facing, floor-to-ceiling windows in the living area and bedroom, and 10-foot ceilings that make the space feel extra open and airy.You’ll love the modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, black granite countertops, and a bar seating
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
5,892
Median Age
25
Population Density
23 ppl/acre
Population under 18
22.1%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
7.8%
Below the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$34,148
Significantly below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$59,917
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
96.5%
College Graduates
72.1%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
31.6%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
56.4%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
50''
Average Winter Low Temperature
26°F
Average Summer High Temperature
87°F
Annual Snowfall
26''
Area Factors
Biker's Paradise
Bike Score®
96/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
90/ 100
Excellent Transit
Transit Score®
74/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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