Neighborhoods in the 40505 ZIP Code

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Liberty Area

Those searching for a refined east Lexington living experience will find it in Hamburg. Home to the popular Hamburg Pavilion, a destination for retail and dining nearby, residents live in upscale suburban environs developed in the new millennium. “[There’s] not a lot happening in Hamburg aside from shopping… it does have Brighton Trail however,
- Average Value
  
  $368K
- List Price
  
  $205K - $1.4M
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  31 Listings
Liberty Area
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Eastland Parkway

Eastland Parkway is among the cluster of suburban neighborhoods that make up much of Lexington’s east side. Bound by the interstate and New Circle and Winchester roads, this area is viewed as convenient for residents searching for a little more space while still wanting to be close to necessary amenities. Eastland Parkway, along with neighbors
- Average Value
  
  $307K
- List Price
  
  $167K - $918K
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  9 Listings
Eastland Parkway
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Bryan Station

Bryan Station is among the suburban neighborhoods that almost serve as a gateway to the lands and institutions that have helped Lexington become known as the “Horse Capital of the World.” This neighborhood is located about 4 miles east of the city’s downtown, as well as an almost equal distance to renowned sites like the historic Gainesway Farm
- Average Value
  
  $255K
- List Price
  
  $195K - $593K
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  4 Listings
Bryan Station
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Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park

Radcliffe and Elkhorn Park are among the north Lexington neighborhoods that developed rapidly following the opening of the city’s storied IBM plant in the 1950s. Today, these two communities fall within one of Fayette County’s more affordable real estate brackets, which means “It’s still pretty much affordable over there, and the good news is
- Average Value
  
  $241K
- List Price
  
  $200K - $373K
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  0 Listings
Radcliffe-Elkhorn Park
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Joyland

Joyland sits on the outskirts of Lexington’s urban center and takes its name from the amusement park that once occupied much of the nearby area. While the park closed in the early 1960s, the Joyland neighborhood lives on and is known as a community of quiet convenience. Offering residents access to essential city services and sprawling farmland,
- Average Value
  
  $228K
- List Price
  
  $201K - $310K
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  8 Listings
Joyland
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North Limestone

The North Limestone district — or “NoLi” — was once a historically Black community that produced one of the Kentucky Derby’s youngest winning jockeys. While the neighborhood declined during the second half of the 20th century, the new millennium has seen the community reborn as a center of art and progressivism. Trendy boutiques, restaurants and
- Average Value
  
  $215K
- List Price
  
  $119K - $395K
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  6 Listings
North Limestone
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Liberty Heights

The small neighborhood of Liberty Heights has two distinct sides. Located just minutes from downtown Lexington and the University of Kentucky, one side features blocks of century-old cottages that have drawn interest from both investors and first-time homebuyers for their classic charm. The other side is considered the Warehouse Block, where many
- Average Value
  
  $189K
- List Price
  
  $87K - $194K
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  1 Listing
Liberty Heights
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Castlewood

Castlewood shares its name with this area's community park, which is also home to the 'castle-like' Loudoun House. A historic estate built in 1850 for a relative of Francis Scott Key (the author of the Star-Spangled Banner), Loudon House was designed by influential New York architect Alexander Jackson Davis and features a Gothic-Revival design.
- Average Value
  
  $188K
- List Price
  
  $144K - $343K
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  4 Listings
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Meadows-Loudon

Meadows-Loudon — or simply Meadows as many call it here — has blocks of cottages that date back to the Great Depression and post-World War II eras. However, a number of the neighborhood’s homes also carry the distinction of having been initially ordered through the Sears catalog. These prefabricated Sears homes sold during the first half of the
- Average Value
  
  $183K
- List Price
  
  $129K - $299K
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  5 Listings
Meadows-Loudon
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William Wells Brown

Borrowing its name from the abolitionist, writer and former slave, William Wells Brown, this Lexington neighborhood in conjunction with downtown and the artistic North Limestone district, makes up part of the historically Black East End community. “It’s rich in history and culture,” says Christian Adair, the executive director of the Lyric Theatre
- Average Value
  
  $174K
- List Price
  
  $56K - $362K
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  3 Listings
William Wells Brown

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