Neighborhoods in Kentucky

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  Grayson

  Grayson, a small town in Eastern Kentucky, offers a convenient location on Interstate 65, close to outdoor recreation like fishing and camping at Grayson Lake. “There’s not a lot of frill, but we have natural beauty and good people,” says Jody Mayo, a Grayson resident and local real estate agent at Realty Exchange. “We had a huge influx of people

  • Average Value

    $184K

  • List Price

    $64K - $547K

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    Homes For Sale

    16 Listings

  Grayson
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  Ferguson

  Ferguson was initially a home for rail workers. The railroad still has a presence there, as freight trains continue to pass through the community. Today, it's a small city mostly made up of homes and a few pockets of farmland. “It’s not super big,” says Epp Walls, owner of United Country Kentucky Lifestyle Properties. “When you drive there, you’ll

  • Average Value

    $183K

  • List Price

    $51K - $371K

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    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Ferguson
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  Paintsville

  The small town of Paintsville offers seclusion and natural beauty in Eastern Kentucky. While locals have access to retailers like Walmart and other essentials within town limits, the surrounding region is densely forested with winding roads and opportunities for multiacre farm properties. “Most people are coming to the area in search of a simpler

  • Average Value

    $183K

  • List Price

    $58K - $549K

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    Homes For Sale

    38 Listings

  Paintsville
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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

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    $77K - $465K

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  West Liberty
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  Morgantown

  Morgantown’s rural character and quiet streets are the backdrop for a close-knit residential community on the banks of the Green River. About 25 miles outside Bowling Green, Morgantown locals often lean on each other for immediate support. “If there’s, say, a major illness to a family member in our community, everyone really rallies together and

  • Average Value

    $178K

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    $142K - $523K

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    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Morgantown
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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

    $178K

  • List Price

    $116K - $320K

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    Homes For Sale

    16 Listings

  Flemingsburg
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  Ledbetter

  The small town of Ledbetter turns heads for its lower home prices and slower pace, just outside the bigger city of Paducah. While its neighbor has a thriving shopping and dining scene, Ledbetter's landscape consists of a golf course, quiet subdivisions and river views. It's perched on the Ohio River and surrounded by farm fields in agricultural

  • Average Value

    $176K

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    $77K - $379K

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    Homes For Sale

    5 Listings

  Ledbetter
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  Central City

  For decades, Central City was a coal-mining community in Muhlenberg County. “The coal that we have burns nicely, but it has a high sulfur content,” says Dr. Freddie Mayes, lifelong resident and executive director of Central City Tourism. As environmental concerns grew, the coal industry shrank. Mayes says the community is “on the verge of rebirth”

  • Average Value

    $170K

  • List Price

    $62K - $451K

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    Homes For Sale

    5 Listings

  Central City
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  Manchester

  Manchester is a city surrounded by nature, nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. "It offers a blend of outdoor adventure, rich history and genuine Appalachian hospitality. It’s a community that celebrates its heritage while looking toward the future with exciting new developments downtown and throughout the country," says Steve

  • Average Value

    $170K

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    $92K - $457K

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    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Manchester
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  Monticello

  While tourists and seasonal residents know Monticello because of Lake Cumberland, those who call the city home year-round love it for its community. “We’ve got that real hometown feel,” says Mayor Kenny Catron. That small-town atmosphere comes from the support of local businesses and events like the Lake Cumberland Fall Festival. However, with a

  • Average Value

    $168K

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    $31K - $509K

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    Homes For Sale

    23 Listings

  Monticello
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  Flatwoods

  About 5 miles outside of Ashland, Flatwoods is a mostly residential community with quiet, winding streets and access to Route 23. “It’s a bedroom community,” says Bea Rice, a local broker with over 20 years of experience in the area and co-owner of the Flatwoods branch of Ross Real Estate Services. “Everything is walkable, and the school district

  • Average Value

    $162K

  • List Price

    $52K - $378K

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    Homes For Sale

    16 Listings

  Flatwoods
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  Worthington

  Worthington, Kentucky, is a small Ohio River town, just 8 miles north of Ashland. On this tri-state stretch of the river between Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia, most of the shoreline is occupied by shipping ports and industrial operations. However, in Worthington, residential waterfront can still be found. "All the communities here, like

  • Average Value

    $161K

  • List Price

    $69K - $340K

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    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Worthington
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  Hazard

  The North Fork Kentucky River winds through Hazard, an Eastern Kentucky city in the thick of the Appalachian Mountains. “It’s very rural. We don’t have suburbs. People who live here want to get away from big city life. They just want to live peacefully, quietly and be able to come and go without hustling,” says local Realtor Renee Shepherd with

  • Average Value

    $159K

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    $23K - $599K

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    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Hazard
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  Princeton

  Princeton is an independent home rule city tucked between western Kentucky's swaths of farmland. The community has everything from major employers and shopping destinations to schools and varied neighborhoods. It also preserves its connection to significant historical events through site markers and annual festivals. Revitalization and tourism

  • Average Value

    $158K

  • List Price

    $49K - $325K

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    Homes For Sale

    21 Listings

  Princeton
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  Irvine

  Life moves slowly in Irvine, a small, rural city of just over 2,000 residents. “We’re 20 years behind the times and that’s how we like it,” says Shayne Puckett, Realtor and owner of Trifecta Real Estate Experts LLC. “That’s how we want to keep it." Still, the community is welcoming to newcomers. “Probably 70% or 75% of what I sell right now is to

  • Average Value

    $151K

  • List Price

    $36K - $338K

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    Homes For Sale

    12 Listings

  Irvine
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  Olive Hill

  Olive Hill’s somewhat remote location in the hilly Kentucky countryside attracts nature lovers and those looking for open space. “The majority of buyers are looking for country acreage and privacy,” says JD Rayburn, a real estate agent and co-owner of Scenic Hills Realty who grew up in the area. However, the rural character allows for lower taxes

  • Average Value

    $151K

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    $67K - $415K

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    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Olive Hill
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  Morganfield

  Tucked into a pocket of Western Kentucky, not far from the Ohio River, Morganfield offers more amenities than some comparable communities in the region. “It does have more places to eat and shops,” says local Realtor LaVena Cavanaugh, who’s with BHG Realty and has five years of home-selling experience. “The antique stores, boutiques, those kinds

  • Average Value

    $148K

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    $85K - $324K

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    Homes For Sale

    2 Listings

  Morganfield
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  Falmouth

  Falmouth offers rural scenery and quick access to outdoor recreation. “People move to Falmouth for its small-town feel and friendly atmosphere,” says Katrina Robke Holtmeier, a Realtor with Keller Williams. “This is perfect for the right buyer looking to slow down a bit.” Dennis Kenner, a Realtor with Re/Max Creative Realty, calls Falmouth a

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    $145K

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    $33K - $292K

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    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Falmouth
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  Tompkinsville

  While everyday living in Tompkinsville is quiet and easygoing, this old-fashioned rural city is the heart of Monroe County's events and claims to fame — award-winning barbecue recipes and champion marble players. Tompkinsville is home to the Monroe County Marble Club Super Dome, where local amateur and world-class players gather for matches and

  • Average Value

    $143K

  • List Price

    $57K - $430K

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    Homes For Sale

    9 Listings

  Tompkinsville
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  Powderly

  With less than 1,000 residents, Powderly has only a handful of parks and restaurants. Locals often travel to Greenville and Central City , both within 4 miles. However, the small city stands out for its music scene. “There are really good entertainment options here, the Merle Travis Music Center being one,” says Joe Hudson, executive director of the Merle Travis

  • Average Value

    $131K

  • List Price

    $37K - $209K

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    Homes For Sale

    1 Listing

  Powderly
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  Wurtland

  People in the Ohio River shipping business might associate the name Wurtland with Wurtland Riverport, which gets much more traffic than the town itself. Wurtland, Kentucky, is a small river town, 10 miles northwest of Ashland, in the tri-state area of Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia. As the coal and steel industry has slowed on the Ohio River,

  • Average Value

    $130K

  • List Price

    $57K - $227K

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    Homes For Sale

    2 Listings

  Wurtland
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  Ravenna

  With a population of under 600 people, Ravenna is often intertwined with the slightly larger Irvine. “You can leave Irvine for Ravenna and not even realize you left one town and entered another,” says Shayne Puckett, Realtor and owner of Trifecta Real Estate Experts LLC in Irvine. “But they’re sister cities and they work hand in hand.” Ravenna

  • Average Value

    $129K

  • List Price

    $132K - $204K

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    Homes For Sale

    1 Listing

  Ravenna
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  Marion

  Home to around 3,000 people, Marion is the biggest city in Crittenden County. It has the feel of a small Southern town, but attractions are minutes away, like Lake Barkley and Kentucky Lake. “There are a lot of people that move here for the tourism — many people travel through the back roads, enjoying the scenery on their way to the lakes nearby

  • Average Value

    $125K

  • List Price

    $25K - $389K

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    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Marion
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  Providence

  Providence is a Western Kentucky outpost with deep coal mining roots, where buyers are still discovering value beneath the community’s quiet landscape. Homes here are generally available at prices lower than those in Madisonville, a larger city where many in this area work. The houses offer proximity to a limited but varied assortment of

  • Average Value

    $112K

  • List Price

    $51K - $325K

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    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Providence

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