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Why Live in Radcliff

Radcliff, Kentucky, a small city with a rich history tied to the expansion of Fort Knox, offers a blend of residential and community life. With a population of 22,981 as of 2022, Radcliff serves as a bedroom community to the military base, providing housing options that range from ranch-style homes needing rehabilitation to modern residences on spacious lots. The Hardin County Schools district, which serves most students in Radcliff, is rated highly, contributing to the city's appeal for families. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the Saunders Springs Nature Preserve, which features trails and a waterfall, along with several parks offering sports fields and a skate park. Shopping and dining are centered around West Lincoln Trail Boulevard, with a mix of chain stores and local shops, and a variety of international dining options. Annual events like the Taste of Radcliff foster a strong community spirit. Public transportation is set to improve with the upcoming Hardin County bus system, enhancing connectivity within the region. Radcliff experiences warm, humid summers and mild winters, with crime rates generally below national averages, though occasional spikes occur. The city is conveniently located 44 miles from Louisville and 10 miles from Elizabethtown, with access to major highways and the Louisville International Airport for long-distance travel.

Condo Prices in Radcliff, KY

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Median Condo Price
$325,000
Median 3-Bedroom Condo Price
$325,000
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