Lower Town Homes for Rent

Lower Town in Paducah is a vibrant neighborhood known for its historic homes and active arts scene. Residents often park on the streets lined with sidewalks and light poles. Housing options include wood-exterior bungalows from the 1860s to 1920s, brick duplexes and triplexes from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and Victorian homes with both brick and wood exteriors. The Lower Town Arts and Music Festival is a major annual event, featuring art vendors, food trucks, and numerous musical performances. The neighborhood is home to several art galleries, including Pinecone Gallery and Studios. The National Quilt Museum, located on the eastern border, showcases international quilts and Paducah’s textile history. Nearby, Robert Dafford’s murals along the flood wall depict the city’s past and present, serving as a backdrop for events like BBQ on the River. For outdoor activities, Raymond C. Schultz Park offers views of the Ohio River and a transient boat dock, while Bob Noble Park, less than 3 miles away, features a skate park, amphitheater, and access to the Greenway Trail. Lower Town is served by bus routes and is close to Baptist Health Urgent Care and the Carson-Myre Heart Center. Dining options include Etcetera Coffeehouse, Paducah Beer Werks, and The Cork Room, with more choices available downtown. The neighborhood is within walking distance of Paducah Tilghman High School, which has a high rating.