Paducah, KY Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Paducah is most notable for its Lower Town district, which, thanks to an artist relocation program, became a creative hotspot in the early 2000s. "There is still an artist community there with coffee shops, galleries open to the public and artists living and working still in the neighborhood," says Nicholas Hutchison, director of planning for the City of Paducah. At the nexus of the Ohio and Tennessee rivers, the Historic Downtown District puts culinary arts and theater at the forefront. The city's population is roughly 26,700, and the employment rate aligns with the national average. Baptist Health and Mercy Health, two nearby hospitals, are the city's top employers. The Paducah & Louisville Railway and multiple barge companies are headquartered in the city. With a median price of $210,000, homes in Paducah are relatively affordable compared to the rest of the country. The national median home price is around $400,000. The city’s urban streets are lined with early-19th- and late-20th-century foursquares and Colonial Revivals priced from $200,000 to $400,000. Bungalows and shotgun-style homes are priced from $20,000 to $250,000 in the suburbs north and south of downtown. New