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Close-knit and active north Lexington communities
Radcliffe and Elkhorn Park are among the north Lexington neighborhoods that developed rapidly following the opening of the city’s storied IBM plant in the 1950s. Today, these two communities fall within one of Fayette County’s more affordable real estate brackets, which means “It’s still pretty much affordable over there, and the good news is those aren’t HOA-dictated neighborhoods,” says Crystal Gail Smith, principal broker with Keller Williams Bluegrass Realty. The communities stay active during the year with neighborhood potlucks and holiday events organized by some of the local churches. The Lexington Public Library’s Northside Branch is also nearby and provides children and teens with unique programming and amenities like a professional-grade video and audio production studio. “It’s a terrific working-class neighborhood with a terrific family orientation,” says Brian Hocevar, the library’s Northside branch manager. “One of the things I’m always impressed with is when you’re in this neighborhood, we have families who have been here three or four generations. So the grandparents talk about how their kids are playing for Bryan Station (High School), which is where they also played football.”
The average home in Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park is roughly 1,892 square feet.
Yappy Hour features live music, desserts, cold beer and activities for furry best friends.
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Ranch-style houses mixed with split-levels and Traditionals
Although the two neighborhoods have similar housing styles, they contrast through other features. Both neighborhoods have a median lot size of just over a third of an acre, but the larger properties primarily exist in Elkhorn. The neighborhood’s spacious front lawns make room for patches of mature trees and other plants like yucca bushes. Elkhorn has many brick ranch-style houses, as well as a few midcenturies and contemporary Traditionals. In Radcliffe, split levels mix with many ranch-style houses, and several homes here have entirely limestone exteriors. With size and location impacting costs, single-family homes in both neighborhoods mostly go from $200,000 to $300,000. Elkhorn has a few homes for over $300,000, while houses for less than $200,000 can be found in Radcliffe. Still, the neighborhood’s average sale price is nearly $200,000 less than Lexington’s.
Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park has a Walk Score® of 21 out of 100.
Homebuyers looking for extra space can opt for a split-level home in Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park.
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Neighborhood parks with open fields and sports amenities
Both Elkhorn Park and Radcliffe have their own neighborhood green spaces. Elkhorn Park — also the name of the neighborhood’s park — has an open field many use to play fetch with their dogs or toss footballs. Friends can meet up for pickup basketball games at Radcliffe’s Marlboro Park, which also has a bark-covered playground with slides and swing sets. Constitution Park in neighboring Bryan Station has more basketball courts and serves as a practice stage for youth baseball and football teams. The digital studio at the library’s Northside branch has allowed users to do podcasts, record music tracks and shoot footage in its green room. “It’s a really nice chance for people to learn to work on programs and equipment that are professional grade and that would be pretty expensive otherwise,” Hocevar says.
Constitution Park features a playground, basketball and tennis courts, and ball fields.
Legacy Trail is a 12-mile shared-use greenway trail.
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Regional chain options in Donatos Pizza and Penn Station East Coast Subs
A few dining options exist within Elkhorn Park. El Costeno Jr. is a late night spot that serves authentic Mexican street fare out of a red foot truck. Its menu includes soft corn shell tacos that come with sides like jalapenos. Donatos Pizza and Penn Station East Coast Subs — two chains with locations across a few Midwest and East Coast states — both have restaurants in Elkhorn Park. Penn Station is popular for its subs, fresh-cut fries and lemonade. Nearby dining options outside of the neighborhood include the Tachibana Japanese Restaurant, where patrons enjoy authentic East Asian fare in a space with traditional decor. Tachibana’s options include ramen bowls, sushi and bento boxes of rice topped with sliced chicken and fish. Elkhorn Park borders a shopping center home to both a Walmart and ALDI.
Residents working in Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park stop into Penn Station for custom dagwood sanwiches.
Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park diners can dine-in or carry-out Donatos Pizza.
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Bryan Station High’s Air Force JROTC and library’s unique activities
Depending on whether they live in Radcliffe or Elkhorn Park, students may start at either Northern Elementary School or Deep Springs Elementary School. The two schools, respectively, receive C-plus and B-minus grades from ratings site Niche. Northern’s extracurriculars include Girls on the Run, and the school encourages its students to participate in activities like stage performances. Students may then go on to Winburn Middle School and Bryan Station High School, which both receive B grades from Niche. Bryan Station High students considering a military career can participate in its Air Force JROTC program.
The AP® participation rate at Bryan Station High School is 25%.
The student population of Winburn Middle School is 815 and the school serves 6-8.
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Church-hosted festivities and Legends games
The churches in the area run various events throughout the year to keep the community engaged. “We’ve been trying different things to get into the community, and we’ve got a good response from the community,” says Keith Sands, pastor at the Parkway Baptist Church. Events the church organizes include an Easter Egg hunt, vacation Bible school and a Trunk or Treat in the fall. Radcliffe and Elkhorn are also just down the road from Legends Field, home of the Lexington Legends. The pro outfit belongs to the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, a Major League Baseball Partner League.
Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park readers explore Lexington's 11,000 sqft Northside Branch Public Library.
Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park art lovers enjoy more than 45 murals throughout the city of Lexington.
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Located right along U.S. Highway 68 and New Circle Road
While many here drive to commute, the Lextran has several bus stops along both New Circle and Russell Cave roads. U.S. Highway 68 — also U.S. Highway 27, Paris Pike and North Broadway — provides direct routes to both downtown Lexington and the horse country institutions to the east. U.S. Highway 68 puts the community a few miles from downtown Lexington, while Interstates 64 and 75 provide routes to regional destinations like Georgetown and the shopping hub in Hamburg. New Circle Road, which serves as a beltway within the city, also passes through the area. Many take New Circle to reach the Blue Grass Airport about 9 miles to the west. The UK Good Samaritan and Albert B. Chandler hospitals near the downtown provide major medical care.
Important to know
The two neighborhoods have an overall CAP Index crime score of 4 out of 10, putting the area on par with the national average.
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Parks in this Area
Fifth Third Pavilion
Castlewood Park
Coldstream Dog Park
Legacy Trail
Marlboro Park
Constitution Park
Transit
Airport
Blue Grass
19 min drive
Bus
Radcliffe & Benton Inbound
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New Circle & Russell Cave Outbound
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Radcliffe & Bishop Inbound
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Russell Cave & Burgess Outbound
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Haggard & Blueridge Outbound
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Radcliffe & 332 Inbound
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Russell Cave & 1724 Outbound
Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park, Lexington sell after 243 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park, Lexington over the last 12 months is $386,695, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
2,465
Median Age
46
Population under 18
20.2%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
25.3%
Above the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$70,855
On par with the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$71,411
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
92.2%
College Graduates
28.6%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
12%
% Population in Labor Force
57.9%
Below the national average
65.1%
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
25/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
21/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
27/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
Sound Score® measures the noise level of any address. Transit Score® measures access to public transit. Bike Score® measures the bikeability of any address.
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