Lexington Real Estate For Sale In KY

Distance to Other cities from Lexington, KY

• 25 miles to Frankfort, KY
• 75 miles to Louisville, KY 
• 82 miles to Cincinnati, OH 
• 172 miles to Knoxville, TN 
• 125 miles to Huntington, WV 

Beaumont 

Liberty Heights 

Historic Downtown 

Top Lexington, KY K-12 Schools

• The Lexington School
  1050 Lane Allen Rd
• Wellington Elementary School
  3280 Keithshire Way
• Cassidy Elementary School
  1125 Tates Creek Rd
• Squires Elementary School
  3337 Squire Oak Dr
• Garrett Morgan Elementary School
  1150 Passage Mound Way

What are the Best Neighborhoods in Lexington, Kentucky?

• Best urban neighborhood: Historic Downtown
• Best suburban neighborhoods: Beaumont
• Best neighborhoods for schools: Chevy Chase and Lakewood

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Is Lexington, Kentucky A Good City To Live In?

• Go to a University of Kentucky basketball game
  We’re putting this first because to do otherwise would just be disrespectful. UK basketball is dominant. In the NCAA, they are the most successful team ever. They have won thousands of games, over a hundred tournaments, and 54 conference championships. Their team name, Wildcats, is not a misnomer. Go to a game, wear blue and white, and try to stay alive amongst a crowd of fans who are absolutely rabid for Kentucky basketball.
• Attend the Festival of the Bluegrass
  Kentucky isn’t called the Bluegrass State for no reason. What starts in June will last you a whole year of memories of some truly virtuoso playing. From banjo pickers, to fiddlers, to old-time singers, this festival will have you dancing and laughing with the players and other attendees. If you just moved into town, this is a great way to get involved with the community.
• Go to a horse race
  We’re gearing you up to live in Lexington with this addition. As we hope you’ve realized by now, Lexington runs on horses, and its two premier race tracks, Keeneland, and Red Mile, are legendary in the world of racing. Dress down or dress up for these events; you have both options. Get down in the hollering crowd in the stands, or enjoy some fine dining in the windowed booths above. Either way, you’re in for a great race and a wonderful time.
• Enjoy the Lexington Pride Festival
  For nearly fifteen years, Lexington’s LGBTQIA+ community has been hosting this festival downtown. With ever-increasing support from the rest of the city, this event is a huge boost to the community cohesion that makes Lexington such a nice place to live. With plenty of booths to explore and an overall great atmosphere to take part in, this festival is another great way to get involved with the people of Lexington.
• Go see the Lexington Philharmonic 
  A superb group of musicians, the Lexington Philharmonic shows off another virtuoso face of Kentucky musicians. Performing everything from Duke Ellington to Christmas classics, this orchestra is a blessing to its city. They lend a voice to local composers and conduct outreach to young musicians looking to start on their path to classical training in the music they love.
• Visit a distillery
  Alright, let’s take a breather. One of the best ways to relax in Kentucky is to drink some good bourbon. We can argue all day about where the term bourbon comes from; just know that some of the best is distilled right in Lexington. We recommend you head over to Bluegrass Distillers for a tour of their facilities, a sample of their product, and a taste of an industry that put Kentucky on the map.
• Go Golfing
  Lexington has five public golf courses for you to choose from, many of which sit along Lexington real estate. When it’s not too hot and humid, put the clubs in the car and head out to these picturesque greens for a tournament or just a nice relaxing game to yourself.
• Grab a bite to eat at Red State BBQ
  With over two thousand reviews, overwhelming praise, and a flagrantly red building that’s hard to miss, you must try this barbecue. With Carolina, Memphis, and Texas-style sauces to choose from, this place could easily become a mainstay of your Lexington dining experience.
• Check out the Arboretum
  Located on the University of Kentucky’s campus, this expansive park is full of beautiful gardens, trees, and wide-open lawns. Come here for a nice walk in the shade on a hot summer day, or a picnic on a fall afternoon, or a private snowy walk in the winter. The Arboretum could quickly become a great place to escape to without having to leave the city.
• Walk along the Raven Run Nature Sanctuary
  As far as hiking and walking go, real estate in Lexington is the place to be. There are plenty of trails to choose from, and all will take you through some gorgeous woodlands, passing by grassy meadows with scenic overlooks of the Kentucky River and the cliffs its passage has left behind.