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Refined living awaits in this growing south Lexington enclave
As life in the Kentucky Bluegrass region has evolved, so have the neighborhoods within Lexington’s city limits. Southland Drive started off as one of Lexington’s first dedicated shopping destinations, with the nearby Big and Little Picadome schools growing as the area drew interest from locals in central Lexington. After a period of downturn in the late 20th century, the area became a hot spot for residents looking for a balance between suburban environments and city attractions.
Picadome streets are lined with mature trees and ranch homes built in the mid-1900s.
Home Buyers looking for brick exteriors can find a variety of ranch homes in Picadome.
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Cozy mid-century homes with a Bluegrass flair
Picadome offers a mix of craftsman bungalows, Cape Cod and ranch-style mid-century homes and mid-rise condo building units. True to the area’s central Lexington location, the home market holds appeal for both UK students and older buyers, with homes often selling in 20 days or less. Prices start in the $100,000 range for condominiums and go up to about $400,000 for larger homes with four- and five-bedroom floor plans.
The average home in Picadome is priced around $195 per square foot.
Many ranch homes in Picadome have cottage architectural features.
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Unique shopping and dining destinations in south Lex
Many of Picadome’s reliable spots for shopping are available toward the neighborhood’s south side, along Southland Drive. Good Foods Co-Op focuses on organic produce, meat, dairy and supplies from Kentucky area vendors, while the Habitat for Humanity ReStore offers a variety of used items, from furniture and home goods to books and CDs. Multiple specialty retailers also call the area home, including D20 Hobbies for tabletop games, the Doo-Wop Shop for musical instrument rentals and Old Kentucky Chocolates for treats and miscellaneous gifts. Dollar General and Dollar Tree sell reliable everyday items nearby, and Supermarket Aguascalientes offers groceries alongside an in-house butcher shop and taqueria. Foodies and athletes alike can visit Marikka’s Restaurant & Bier Stube, which offers German dishes, craft beers and volleyball on indoor and outdoor sand courts. Other stops include South of Wrigley for Chicago-style eats, PieTana for wood-fired pizza and chicken wings, and Winchell’s Restaurant for sports bar classics.
Rosemont Station is one of many restaurants in Picadome with outdoor seating.
Habitat for Humanity Restore near the Picadome neighborhood offers a large selection of books.
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Bowling and live music on Southland Drive
The Tahlsound concert series brings local music to Southland Drive in the neighborhood from April to September. Originally established as an annual music festival on the Oleika Temple Great Lawn, the event grew into an ongoing series over time, attracting visitors with live bands in multiple genres, local vendors and food. For year-round fun, Southland Lanes has been a local standby for bowling since 1960. More tunes and good times await at the Rackhouse Tavern, which hosts a showcase for Kentucky acts on Friday and Saturday nights. Picadome’s neighborhood association also hosts the Woodbine Block Party each year, bringing locals together for a potluck, kid-friendly games and good times.
Picadome residents enjoy a game on one of 40 lanes offered at Southland Lanes.
Residents can enjoy a match of volleyball at Marikka's Restaurant & Bier Stube in Picadome.
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Arts-focused learning at Fayette County Public Schools
Young learners attend schools such as Picadome Elementary School, which has a student-teacher ratio of 11:1 and holds a B-plus grade on Niche, and the A-ranked Morton Middle School. Lafayette High School offers more than 50 clubs and sports for students alongside a unique performing arts program for gifted and talented students. The school earns an A grade on Niche.
Morton Middle School earns an A grade on Niche.
Picadome features several murals and sculptures along Southland Drive.
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Locals practice golf swings and stop to smell the roses
West of Picadome, Southland Park lets residents enjoy some outside time with a playground, baseball field and swimming pool. To the east, Elizabeth Street Park tucks a paved trail and a basketball court into the tall trees of its surrounding neighborhood. Just north of the neighborhood on Parkway Drive, the Gay Brewer, Jr. Course at Picadome is one of central Lexington’s premier destinations for golf, offering an 18-hole layout without leaving the bounds of the city’s New Circle beltway. Locals are also about 2 miles away from The Arboretum State Botanical Garden of Kentucky. The Arboretum’s six dedicated gardens include the fragrance garden, a small area dedicated to cultivating plants and flowers with pleasant aromas.
Nature lovers can explore the grounds at The Arboretum for the first signs of Spring.
Southland Park has a lot to offer residents, including hard courts for tennis or pickleball.
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The daily commute via Harrodsburg Road
Picadome connects to greater Lexington through US-68/Harrodsburg Road on the neighborhood’s west side. Locals can also reach the neighborhood through Southland Drive on the south side or Waller Avenue to the north, which both connect to US-27/Nicholasville Road, another major thoroughfare. Downtown Lexington is a 3-mile drive away. The nearest hospital, CHI Saint Joseph Hospital, is on the neighborhood’s north end near Waller Avenue. Locals traveling to and from Lexington can get to their destination via Blue Grass Airport, 5 miles west of Picadome. Potential residents are advised that the area’s major thoroughfares sustain heavy traffic during peak hours. Lextran bus stops are available along Harrodsburg Road, Rosemont Garden and Southland Drive within the neighborhood.
Refined living awaits in Picadome, a growing south Lexington enclave.
Planet Fitness offers Picadome residents a variety of indoor fitness equipment.
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Important information to know
Some areas in Picadome fall within higher risk zones for flooding according to the First Street Foundation’s Flood Factor index. Potential residents will want to ensure that a property’s elevation and design are each equipped for potential flood risks before committing to a home. Locals may experience higher noise levels closer to the area’s major thoroughfares.
1.5 story, craftsman-styles homes are a common sight in Picadome.
Some areas of Picadome feature homes with newer construction, replacing older homes.
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On average, homes in Picadome, Lexington sell after 17 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Picadome, Lexington over the last 12 months is $275,000, down 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Welcome home! Character, charm, and location—this classic 1940s home has it all! Located on the picturesque Woodbine Drive in the desirable Lafayette Subdivision, you'll fall in love with its original hardwood floors, spacious yard, and charming finishes that have been well maintained over the years. Enjoy unbeatable walkability to all of the Southland shopping, and easy access to downtown
Welcome to 114 Pin Oak Drive, where fresh updates and a prime location make this home shine. Just down the street from Lafayette High School and minutes from the University of Kentucky, it's also close to Central Baptist Hospital, Kroger Field, The Arboretum, and downtown. With Southland Drive nearby, you'll enjoy restaurants, coffee shops, and the Good Foods Co-op. Inside, a bright living room
Welcome home to Waller place. Located close to hospitals, University of Kentucky, restaurants and more. This secure building is accessed by a fob, has elevator access, has an inground pool. The monthly HOA fee covers all except your personal electric. The current tenant is on a month to month lease.
Beautifully renovated 3 bedroom, 1 full bath stone ranch home. This classic charmer has been carefully updated with modern touches while maintaining its mid-century character. Renovations include new windows, kitchen cabinets with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, refinished original hardwood floors and updated light fixtures. Other major improvements also include new plumbing and
This 2 bed, 1 bath is ready for immediate occupancy! Minutes from the University of Kentucky campus. Conveniently located inside New Circle by ever popular Southland. Take a quick walk to enjoy a Sunday Farmer's Market, Tahlsound Music Festival, and local shopping and eatery's/bars on Southland Drive. This is the right side of the duplex and includes a carport with room for two cars, driveway
Fantastic furnished 5th floor unit. Fobbed entrance door, elevator, and a pool! Great secure condo that includes all utilities. Laundry is in building on the 2nd & 3rd floor. Enjoy the convenience of being just minutes from campus, dining, and entertainment.
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