Why Live in Paris
Paris is a small town known for its rich history, equestrian culture, and close-knit community. Main Street features tributes to famous horses, including the legendary Secretariat, and the Bourbon County Horse Walk of Fame. Housing options vary, with downtown homes offering three bedrooms and around 1,500 square feet, while homes near the golf courses are larger, with three to four bedrooms and over 2,500 square feet. Brick homes and ranches are common, with spacious lawns in the southern areas. Paris offers several parks, including Legion Park/Bourbon County Park with playgrounds, fields, basketball courts, and walking trails, as well as two dog parks. Secretariat Park, with its bronze statue and career timeline of the champion horse, is a notable downtown attraction. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy Houston Oaks Golf Course, considered one of the top courses in the state. Dining options are primarily local, with Trackside at the Depot offering a unique experience in a historic train station, and Lil’s Coffee House and Jerry’s Restaurant providing comfort food. Shopping is centered around local boutiques and antique stores on Main Street. Paris is 18 miles from downtown Lexington, with a convenient 15-minute commute via Route 68 or Paris Pike. The town is served by Bourbon Community Hospital, which offers a range of specialties.
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