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  Northside

  Northside in Lexington features a diverse array of home styles, including Craftsman bungalows, Victorian cottages, Cape Cods, American Foursquares, and contemporary houses with modern touches like flat roofs and second-floor balconies. The neighborhood also has townhouses, apartment complexes, and unique units made from repurposed storage

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    $368K

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    $78K - $1.3M

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  Woodlawn Park

  Woodlawn Park is a small town with a rich history, once home to the Woodlawn Race Course before it became a residential area in 1954. The neighborhood features ranch and Cape Cod Revival homes from the 1950s and 60s, often with detached garages, carports, or attached garages. Common home features include wood-burning and electric fireplaces and

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    $365K

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    $285K - $469K

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  Valley Road

  Valley Road in Paducah is a neighborhood characterized by its diverse home styles, including brick ranch-style houses and larger Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, and French Provincial homes. These residences typically feature front porches set back 50 to 100 feet from the road. The area is known for its accessibility to various amenities and

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    $364K

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    $276K - $689K

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  Pensacola Park

  A mile south of the University of Kentucky, nestled between Nicholasville Road and a train track, sits the small residential community of Pensacola Park. The neighborhood’s central Lexington location alone makes it ideal for many buyers, but its historic architecture adds to the appeal. Buyers looking to live in a picturesque ‘home out of a

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    $363K

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    $197K - $486K

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  Boone Creek East

  Boone Creek East in Lexington features a mix of housing styles, including mid-20th century ranch-style houses, bi-levels, and contemporary Traditionals built within the past decade. The neighborhood offers homes on larger lots and new constructions, with prices varying widely. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of things to do, such as fishing,

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    $360K

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    $200K - $1.3M

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  Becknerville

  Becknerville, an unincorporated rural community 17 miles from Lexington and 7 miles from Winchester, offers a blend of countryside living with access to urban amenities. The neighborhood features a mix of single-family homes in subdivisions and large multiacre properties, with new traditional brick and stone homes in the rapidly growing northeast

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    $357K

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    $200K - $1.3M

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  Springlee

  Springlee, a neighborhood in the heart of St. Matthews in eastern Louisville, offers a mix of beautiful homes, nearby schools, parks, and quality dining and retail options. Developed in the 1940s, Springlee features Minimal Traditional, Ranch, Cape Cod, and Colonial-style homes, many with French doors, hardwood floors, woodburning fireplaces,

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    $357K

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    $277K - $437K

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  Midway

  Midway is a rural township in Kentucky’s Thoroughbred Country, known for its historical railroad town architecture and community festivals. The neighborhood features a variety of home styles, including Craftsman homes with front gables, Colonial Revivals with attached garages, Cape Cods around 1,500 square feet, and affordable Ranch-style homes.

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    $352K

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    $229K - $6M

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  Old Louisville

  Old Louisville, a historic district spanning 48 city blocks, is renowned for its extensive collection of restored Victorian homes, making it the third-largest Historic Preservation District in the U.S. Developed between the 1870s and early 1900s, the neighborhood features a variety of architectural styles, including Queen Anne, Richardsonian,

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    $349K

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    $106K - $2.5M

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  Original Highlands

  The Original Highlands neighborhood in Louisville is a lively and culturally rich area situated along Bardstown Road, known for its unique character and independent spirit. Just 2 miles from Downtown Louisville, this neighborhood offers a mix of Victorian, Queen Anne, and shotgun homes, many of which have been updated with modern amenities while

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    $348K

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    $191K - $1.3M

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  Versailles

  One key thing to know about Versailles, Kentucky: locals pronounce its name “ver-sails,” setting this Bluegrass region community apart from its French counterpart. Sitting west of Lexington, this rustic city pairs the sweeping farms and natural areas of Woodford County with a long-standing downtown of brick-lined shops and restaurants. Old and new

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    $347K

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    $195K - $974K

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  Lyndon

  About 12 miles from Louisville, the small city of Lyndon blends rural history and modern suburban living. Lyndon’s roots can be traced to Alvin Wood, who built a train depot in town during the mid-19th century. Named Lyndon after Lynn’s Station, an 18th-century fort, the city was officially incorporated in 1965. Homes around town sell within 14

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    $346K

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    $182K - $662K

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    23 Listings

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  Walton

  Walton is a quaint neighborhood in northern Kentucky, known for its charming shopping district, captivating views, and close-knit community. The area features a historic Main Street with locally owned businesses, including Family’s Main Street Café and Bailey Jaynes Bakery & Café. Walton Towne Center offers additional shopping options like Kroger

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    $346K

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    $180K - $723K

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    42 Listings

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  Plantation

  Plantation, a neighborhood in Lexington, offers a suburban lifestyle with convenient proximity to city attractions. The area is characterized by late 20th-century homes, including split-levels and bi-levels, many featuring large yards ideal for outdoor activities. The neighborhood is primarily composed of non-HOA single-family homes from the '70s

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    $345K

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    $232K - $417K

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    1 Listing

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  Northeast Nicholasville

  Northeast Nicholasville, located in Jessamine County, offers a blend of suburban and rural living with its larger lots and customizable homes. The neighborhood stretches from Brannon Crossing, a retail hub, to the cozy downtown area of Nicholasville, filled with local shops and restaurants. Residents benefit from lower property taxes compared to

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    $343K

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    $170K - $1.2M

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  Open Gates

  Open Gates, located on the southwest side of Lexington within the New Circle Road beltline, offers a blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience. The neighborhood features mid-century ranch-style homes, split-levels, and townhomes, many showcasing new traditional and colonial architectural influences. Residents enjoy proximity to downtown

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    $337K

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    $248K - $475K

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  Alexandria

  Alexandria is a neighborhood where rural charm meets country living, characterized by its expansive rolling hills, tall grass, and historic 1920s-era truss bridges that gracefully arch over winding creeks. This serene setting is complemented by local amenities such as roadside chili stops, a few barbecue joints, and tractor supply stores that line

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    $336K

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    $200K - $648K

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  Masterson Station

  Masterson Station, located on the northwestern edge of Lexington, is a developing neighborhood characterized by modern traditional homes with farmhouse accents, typically featuring three to four bedrooms and one-and-a-half to two baths. The area is known for its closely packed homes along winding streets and cul-de-sacs, with low-slung picket

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    $333K

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    $266K - $462K

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  South Scott County

  South Scott County, located on the outskirts of Georgetown, Kentucky, is a community that balances rural charm with suburban convenience. Known for its farmland, the area features contemporary Traditional homes built from the 1990s to today, with many properties offering larger lots compared to those in town. Residents enjoy a variety of things to

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    $333K

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    $220K - $541K

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  Rosemill

  At first glance, Rosemill is a quiet, unassuming residential neighborhood with modestly sized homes. However, it doesn’t take long for visitors to realize that Rosemill has much more to offer. “It’s the best neighborhood in town; I can tell you that right now,” says Rosemill Neighbors Association president Rebecca Kuntz. Its primary draws are the

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    $333K

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    $244K - $534K

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  Wellington

  Wellington, a neighborhood in Lexington, Kentucky, is known for its convenient location and family-friendly environment. The area features several subdivisions with homes ranging from single-family houses and townhouses built after 2000 to brick ranch-style homes and split-levels from the 1970s through the 1990s. Residents benefit from highly

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    $328K

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    $234K - $558K

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  Pasadena

  Pasadena, located in the southwest corner of central Lexington, offers a blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience. The neighborhood is part of the Southland region, providing residents with access to vibrant events, shopping options, and highly rated schools without losing its community feel. The area features rancher-style homes with

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    $326K

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    $246K - $450K

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  Worthington

  Worthington, a suburban neighborhood in Worthington Hills, Kentucky, is situated 20 miles east of Louisville. This family-friendly area is known for its quiet, accessible lifestyle and low housing inventory, with homes often selling quickly. Worthington homes are set on quarter to half-acre lots, featuring well-kept lawns, ornamental trees, and a

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    $326K

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    $168K - $765K

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    12 Listings

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  Burlington

  Burlington has a semi-rural character and a slower-paced lifestyle than other Cincinnati suburbs. This northern Kentucky suburb is a compelling choice for families who value private day-to-day living while still being a short ride away from the airport and the city’s best offerings. “It’s one of those up-and-coming communities. You’ve got farms

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    $326K

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    $165K - $812K

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    42 Listings

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  Hillcrest

  Hillcrest in Owensboro is characterized by rolling hills and a mix of mid-20th-century homes and new constructions. The neighborhood features rustic red and brown brick homes, including ranchers, split-level houses, and New Traditional styles, with some unique custom elements like Tudor-inspired half-timbering and Craftsman-style columns. Home

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    $324K

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    $199K - $1.2M

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    12 Listings

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