Neighborhoods in Kentucky

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  Lebanon

  In Lebanon, the county seat of Marion County, rolling hills and residential areas surround a historic downtown. According to the estimates of the United States Census Bureau for 2023, the city has a population of about 6,500, in an area that also welcomes many bourbon enthusiasts and those visiting for the county festival. “It is the community

  • Average Value

    $218K

  • List Price

    $121K - $760K

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    21 Listings

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  Elsmere

  Elsmere, KY, a small city near Cincinnati, offers affordable housing with diverse architecture. Dixie Highway provides shopping and dining. The city has five parks and is close to regional employment centers.

  • Average Value

    $217K

  • List Price

    $139K - $286K

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    5 Listings

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  Springfield

  Amid the rolling hills of Central Kentucky, Springfield is a rural community that blends history, agriculture and a kind community. “Hospitality is a word that I’ve heard over and over again,” says Jill Reed, director of Springfield Main Street. “When people come here, they feel very welcome.” At the city’s center is the Washington County Judicial

  • Average Value

    $216K

  • List Price

    $75K - $525K

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    Homes For Sale

    19 Listings

  Springfield
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  Benton

  Benton is a rural city about 10 miles from the shorelines of Kentucky Lake. When not spending time on the water, residents dine at local barbecue restaurants and attend community events like the annual Tater Day. “I love the small-town feel,” says Realtor Sherra Riley, owner of Feels Like Home Realty, comparing it to Mayberry from ‘The Andy

  • Average Value

    $210K

  • List Price

    $56K - $609K

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    10 Listings

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  Mayfield

  Mayfield, KY, a rural community of 10,000, rebuilds after a 2021 tornado. Seven city parks and nearby Land Between the Lakes offer outdoor recreation. Graves County and Mayfield Independent Schools are highly rated.

  • Average Value

    $210K

  • List Price

    $62K - $468K

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    19 Listings

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  Campbellsville

  Campbellsville, KY, combines college town and suburban living around Campbellsville University. It features city parks, Veterans Memorial Park, Southern dining options, and hosts an extended Fourth of July celebration annually.

  • Average Value

    $207K

  • List Price

    $80K - $577K

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    Homes For Sale

    61 Listings

  Campbellsville
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  Lancaster

  In the heart of Kentucky’s bluegrass region, Lancaster offers buyers a small downtown with plenty of access to single-family homes, restaurants and shopping locations. The Garrard County seat has over 3,800 residents and is south of Lexington, but has several highways cutting through, providing easy access to local entertainment and job centers.

  • Average Value

    $207K

  • List Price

    $86K - $498K

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    Homes For Sale

    12 Listings

  Lancaster
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  Barbourville

  Barbourville is a small city in the rural area between the Daniel Boone National Forest and the Cumberland Gap. Many come here for college, as the city is home to the private Union Commonwealth University. This city of over 3,000 people also offers a slower pace of life and a few conveniences. Barbourville has a walkable and historic downtown

  • Average Value

    $205K

  • List Price

    $60K - $1.1M

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    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Barbourville
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  Cave City

  Cave City is aptly named for the many different cavern systems that draw tourists and long-term residents to the area. The main draw is Mammoth Cave National Park, a sprawling hub for tours and other outdoor recreation, though several other tourist attractions line the highways outside of town. “There’s tons of things to do,” says Jamie Ash, a

  • Average Value

    $204K

  • List Price

    $120K - $441K

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    Homes For Sale

    14 Listings

  Cave City
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  Beaver Dam

  Beaver Dam is a small Kentucky town near Interstate 165, home to the Beaver Dam Amphitheater. “It’s a great community in a country setting,” says Delia Osborne, a native of Ohio County and local real estate agent with Triple Crown Realty Group. “We have a million-dollar amphitheater that brings in high-class acts from all over America.” The venue

  • Average Value

    $203K

  • List Price

    $83K - $611K

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    6 Listings

  Beaver Dam
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  Raceland

  Raceland is a residential area 7 miles north of Ashland, Kentucky, on the Ohio River. Decades ago, it was named Raceland to honor a horse track that used to be in town. Today, there’s no track, just streets of 1970s tract homes. “It’s what we would call a suburb in this area. It has a lot of breathing room,” says Alison Christie, an agent with

  • Average Value

    $202K

  • List Price

    $94K - $1.6M

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    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Raceland
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  Prestonsburg

  Prestonsburg, a small town on U.S. Route 23, offers rural charm surrounded by hilly forested landscapes and outdoor recreation at Jenny Wiley State Resort Park. “Most people from outside the area like it here because it’s secluded and private,” says Jessica Holcomb, a Prestonsburg resident, Realtor and co-owner of Blu Horizon Real Estate. “We’re

  • Average Value

    $196K

  • List Price

    $44K - $708K

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    Homes For Sale

    18 Listings

  Prestonsburg
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  Louisa

  Louisa is a mostly rural community on the banks of the Big Sandy River, which forms the Kentucky-West Virginia border. Surrounded by scenic landscapes, the town offers both small-town living and forested countryside properties. “Some people want to be near town, but we do have a lot of people that come for the seclusion and natural beauty,” says

  • Average Value

    $196K

  • List Price

    $21K - $858K

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    Homes For Sale

    9 Listings

  Louisa
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  Oak Grove

  The community of Oak Grove is known as "The Hometown of Fort Campbell" because it serves as a popular bedroom community for soldiers and military families. This fast-growing town of about 8,000 is coming into its own with events like the annual Butterfly Festival and attractions like the Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel. "If they come here and

  • Average Value

    $196K

  • List Price

    $150K - $304K

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    Homes For Sale

    65 Listings

  Oak Grove
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  Madisonville

  Madisonville, KY, a city of 19,300, features Victorian to ranch-style homes. It has a 410-bed hospital, several parks, and the 265-acre Mahr Park Arboretum. Crime rates are lower than state and national averages.

  • Average Value

    $196K

  • List Price

    $61K - $626K

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    Homes For Sale

    70 Listings

  Madisonville
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  Russell Springs

  Russell Springs balances easy living with lakeside amenities in rural Kentucky. “It’s a smaller town with a lot of hometown, family values,” says lifelong resident and Realtor Darren Gossage with Weichert Realtors – Ford Brothers. “Properties are large enough that you can get away from life in the cities and have a little peace and quiet.” Nearby

  • Average Value

    $194K

  • List Price

    $76K - $781K

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    Homes For Sale

    21 Listings

  Russell Springs
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  Williamsburg

  Williamsburg draws people for several different reasons. Every year, thousands come here to go to the private University of the Cumberlands, located in the middle of the city. However, in the 2010s, the local scenery shifted a little when residents voted to allow alcohol sales in the city’s restaurants and stores. “It’s like totally rebuilt,” says

  • Average Value

    $192K

  • List Price

    $55K - $865K

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    15 Listings

  Williamsburg
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  Hartford

  Home to less than 2,700 residents, Hartford is a small, mostly residential community offering peace and quiet in rural Kentucky. Connected to surrounding towns by Route 231 and Interstate 165, Hartford itself has few businesses or restaurants aside from a Walmart and a small downtown district, which hosts a local festival in October. Still,

  • Average Value

    $191K

  • List Price

    $53K - $584K

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    4 Listings

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  Hopkinsville

  Hopkinsville, KY, features a historic downtown with boutiques and eateries. The city offers parks, sports complexes, and nature areas. University Heights Academy is highly rated. Jennie Stuart Health is a major employer.

  • Average Value

    $191K

  • List Price

    $67K - $679K

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    Homes For Sale

    108 Listings

  Hopkinsville
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  Stanton

  Stanton is a rural community in eastern Kentucky, just outside the expansive Daniel Boone National Forest. Settled in the mid-19th century, Stanton serves as the county seat of Powell County. “We’re a very small town. Being so close to Red River Gorge and Daniel Boone is our claim to fame,” says Hugh Stump, Stanton's local tourism director. “I’m

  • Average Value

    $190K

  • List Price

    $65K - $516K

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    11 Listings

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  Flemingsburg

  In Flemingsburg, laidback living among the hills of northeast Kentucky comes with access to amenities here and around the wider region. This 230-year-old community of 3,000 is full of classic houses, all close to a mixture of restaurants, stores, public schools and historic churches. That’s all while preserving the tranquil atmosphere that’s a

  • Average Value

    $188K

  • List Price

    $101K - $320K

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    Homes For Sale

    14 Listings

  Flemingsburg
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  Carrollton

  Carrollton is home to historic architecture and many natural spaces at the confluence of the Ohio and Kentucky rivers. “Generally, I’m seeing many people moving that direction from the Louisville area for price because the homes are more within reach. Many people are also there because of the recreation, and it’s just a beautiful town,” says Kyle

  • Average Value

    $188K

  • List Price

    $118K - $729K

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    Homes For Sale

    17 Listings

  Carrollton
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  Greenville

  Nearly 4,500 people live in Greenville, the seat of Muhlenberg County, and about 15% are veterans. Many of their names are etched into plaques at the Muhlenberg County Veterans Mall and Plaza. “My name is on it, and my dad’s, cousin’s and uncle’s,” says Mayor Ed DeArmond. The memorial is one of many in downtown Greensville, a snapshot of the

  • Average Value

    $187K

  • List Price

    $70K - $527K

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    Homes For Sale

    25 Listings

  Greenville
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  Russellville

  The seat of Logan County, Russellville is a quiet community that’s well connected to surrounding metro areas. “Russellville has the feeling of a small town even though we’re minutes from Nashville, Clarksville and Bowling Green,” says DeWayne Whittaker, a Russellville resident and real estate agent with Cope & Associates Realty & Auction.

  • Average Value

    $185K

  • List Price

    $49K - $504K

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    Homes For Sale

    32 Listings

  Russellville
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  West Liberty

  Found in the rolling hills of Appalachia, West Liberty is a tiny community that serves as the seat of Morgan County in eastern Kentucky. After its settlement in the early 19th century, West Liberty faced its fair share of hardships. It was badly burned in the Civil War and damaged after an EF3 tornado swept through in 2012. According to those who

  • Average Value

    $183K

  • List Price

    $107K - $442K

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    8 Listings

  West Liberty

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