Explore Lexington Neighborhoods
Explore Lexington KY neighborhoods and find where you want to live. From walkable Chevy Chase to the master-planned community of Hamburg, our neighborhood guides cover schools, restaurants, parks, and cost of living in every major area of Lexington, Kentucky.
Chevy Chase
One of Lexington's most historic and sought-after neighborhoods, often ranked the city's most walkable, with Craftsman Bungalows, Tudor Revivals, and beloved local landmarks along Euclid Avenue.
Downtown Lexington
Cluster of central Lexington sub-districts including Gratz Park, North Limestone (NoLi), Aylesford Place, and the downtown core, with walkable access to Rupp Arena, the Lexington Opera House, the Distillery District, and most of Lexington's biggest annual events.
Hamburg
Master-planned community in southeastern Lexington built around John E. Madden's historic Hamburg Place horse farm and anchored by the Hamburg Pavilion shopping district, with easy access to I-75 and I-64.
Photo: w_lemay, CC BY-SA 2.0Ashland Park
National Register historic district designed by the Olmsted Brothers, the firm behind Central Park, surrounding Henry Clay's estate, dating to the early 20th century.
Andover
Upscale cluster of southeast Lexington subdivisions with large homes, mature tree-lined streets, and shared green space on the former Andover Golf and Country Club property.
Idle Hour
Mid-century southeast Lexington neighborhood with the distinctive 'Saint' street naming convention (St. Phillip, St. Ann), mature trees, large lots, and access to the private Idle Hour Country Club.
Photo: Nyttend, Public DomainBell Court
Historic neighborhood and Preserve America Community just southeast of Downtown, known for its charm, walkability, and strong community association.
Masterson Station
Northwest Lexington neighborhood with open green spaces, Masterson Station Park, and convenient I-75 access.