Neighborhoods in Paducah, KY

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  Pines

  Steve Keiler remembers his grandmother's stories about their Paducah family farm and how she planted pine trees on the 250-acre property during the Great Depression. Those now-mature evergreens are the defining characteristic of the Pines subdivision, developed in 1975 by Keiler, a retired Realtor, broker and developer. "It's such a beautiful,

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    $517K

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    $337K - $731K

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  Fairfield

  Fairfield's wide, gridded, tree-lined streets reveal clean, well-kept homes with expansive front yards. Not all roads have sidewalks, but this doesn't stop residents from taking walks or riding bikes. This Paducah community began in the '70s and continues to grow. Fairfield's draw is its proximity to highly rated schools, downtown retail shopping

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    $467K

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    $301K - $943K

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  Heather Hill

  Heather Hill homebuyers are ready to settle down for the long term. The neighborhood is known for its single-family brick houses with oak-shaded lawns. The neighborhood is a few minutes from Paxton Park Golf Course and Bob Noble Park, which has tennis and pickleball courts and a lake for fishing. “This is one of the most highly regarded

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    $379K

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    $203K - $447K

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    1 Listing

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  Valley Road

  Three miles west of downtown Paducah, Valley Road offers stability and convenience. "It's a great location close to entertainment and shopping in the downtown area," says Realtor Jay Wommack, who sells homes in Valley Road with RE/MAX Real Estate Associates. The neighborhood features mostly ranch-style and new traditional homes on quarter to

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    $366K

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    $252K - $686K

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  Woodlawn

  From above, Woodlawn resembles verdant parkland, giving off a rural vibe. At street level, narrow winding roads are lined with mature trees and foliage, revealing midcentury homes and spacious front yards. "It's a quiet community and a good place to raise a family," says Nancy Upchurch, executive assistant at the Paducah planning office. In

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    $300K

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    $126K - $865K

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  Deer Lick Place

  Buffered in most areas by trees and thick foliage with narrow country roads winding through, Deer Lick Place gives off a rural vibe despite being located just 6 miles from downtown Paducah and 2 miles from the restaurants, shops and galleries of Midtown. While the residential streets may lack sidewalks, this doesn’t stop residents from getting out

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    $299K

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    $142K - $951K

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  Wallace Park

  Four miles from Paducah's downtown, Wallace Park is a suburb with access to highly rated public schools, two hospitals and retail conveniences. Its houses were developed as early as the 1920s and as late as the 1990s. "These are terrific older homes with so much charm and character," says Realtor Toni Stricklin, who sells houses in the

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    $285K

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    $148K - $794K

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  Lower Town

  With its music festivals, art galleries, and homes over 100 years old, Lower Town is the cultural and historic core of Paducah. The neighborhood was annexed by the city in 1836 and developed soon after, but many of its original homes were burned during the Civil War. Most of Lower Town’s current houses were built in the five decades following the

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    $265K

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    $94K - $824K

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    5 Listings

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  Nolan Drive

  Nolan Drive draws buyers with its single-family suburban homes that line quiet tree-shaded streets. "There is a lot of pride of ownership in this neighborhood, so all of the houses and yards are very well kept," says Realtor Stan Hack, who sells homes in the neighborhood with HRE Advisors. On Nolan Drive's south end, a condo community called

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    $260K

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    $160K - $325K

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  Country Club

  The lawns in Country Club are verdant and manicured, showcasing homes set back from the narrow, tree-lined streets. There are no sidewalks, but the neighborhood is walkable. Close to downtown and the Ohio River, Country Club thrives and grows. There is a mix of housing eras here, but new subdivisions like Westwood Hills and The Grove are springing

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    $250K

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    $107K - $944K

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  Jefferson Street

  The eclectic houses of Jefferson Street have seen a lot over the past 130 years, from the streetcars that once transported residents into the downtown to the spooky decorations that now adorn the front lawns for the neighborhood's famous annual Halloween bash. "People are drawn to the architecture, the perfectly manicured lawns and the proximity

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    $247K

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    $83K - $460K

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  Downtown Paducah

  On warm Fourth of July evenings, fireworks ignite in the sky over Downtown Paducah, and its residents twirl sparklers along the waterfront and drop anchors from their boats into the Ohio River. With restaurants and buildings that have been around for well over 100 years, this is a place that remembers its roots. Listed on the National Register of

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    $241K

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    $197K - $676K

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  Hickory

  Hickory is an unassuming tree-shaded neighborhood populated by mid-century homes. It's about 3 miles southwest of Paducah's downtown. The neighborhood draws first time homebuyers because many of its houses sell for below $200,000, which is Paducah's median home price. Cradled within the fork of U.S. Route 62 and U.S. Route 45, the neighborhood

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    $228K

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    $146K - $253K

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  Conrad Heights

  Narrow, winding tree-lined streets reveal tidy homes with spacious front yards In Conrad Heights, an older, more established community compared to surrounding areas. Most homes were built in the 1950s, and the architecture reflects the era. Its draw is proximity to highly rated schools, downtown retail shopping and major thoroughfares. "It's a

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    $203K

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    $169K - $250K

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  Keiler Park

  Keiler Park is a compact, urban neighborhood flanked to the northwest by industrial and retail buildings and bordered to the south by more retail and service centers. The neighborhood's namesake park provides family-friendly recreation, and schools are within walking distance. "Keiler Park's big draw is that it is blocks away from an elementary

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    $203K

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    $180K - $420K

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  Carson Park

  A short drive from Downtown Paducah and not far from the Ohio River, Carson Park is an established community that continues to thrive and grow. Older homes, mostly from the 1950s, are set back from the narrow, tree-lined streets. According to Realtor Kartik Patel with Keller Williams, lots of people from out of the state are moving into the area.

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    $182K

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    $102K - $581K

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  Fountain Avenue

  Fountain Avenue is a historic Paducah neighborhood with wide, tree-lined streets and a storied past. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the neighborhood was home to some of the city's most influential residents, including Vice President Alben Barkley, whose former home was recently put on the market for $125,000. These prominent residents

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    $174K

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    $64K - $247K

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    3 Listings

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  Cherokee

  Narrow, winding, tree-lined streets without sidewalks lead to well-kept homes with spacious front yards. The neighborhood is diverse and known for being family-friendly. Cherokee is an established community compared to many neighboring neighborhoods. It continues to attract people due to its proximity to top-rated schools, downtown retail and

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    $164K

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    $102K - $245K

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  Clayshire

  Clayshire is the kind of neighborhood where local families go for trick-or-treating and to view Christmas lights. A short drive from Downtown Paducah and not far from the Ohio River, Clayshire is an established, walkable community convenient to retail and recreational amenities. The homes have backyards that back into each other, allowing

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    $155K

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    $32K - $250K

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  Cruse

  Cruising through Cruse's residential streets gives the illusion of stepping back in time. With brick-faced midcentury homes, it is an established neighborhood that's close to downtown and amenities. The neighborhood is mixed-use, with commercial property comprising over 50% of the community. "The location, price point and close proximity to

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    $144K

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  River Oaks

  Paducah homebuyers often seek out River Oaks' mid-century homes when they are either starting up or winding down their lives. "It's a good neighborhood for someone trying to downsize and retire," says Realtor Marc Williams, who sells homes in River Oaks with Elite Realty. "Since it's very affordable, it's also a good place for young couples to get

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    $137K

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    $85K - $289K

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  Tilghman

  Tilghman is a mid-century neighborhood about 2 miles southwest of Paducah. The residential blocks border Paducah Tilghman High School and Baptist Health Paducah hospital, which offers both urgent and emergency room care. The hospital includes Carson-Myre Heart Center, an award-winning cardiac center. "A lot of people move to this area for its

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    $126K

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    $79K - $296K

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  French Town

  The light filters through the leaves of the towering oaks, creating dappled sunshine along French Town's narrow streets and manicured lawns. Nestled between Lower Town and Fountain Avenue, this community reaps the benefits of each neighborhood. Lower Town is the oldest neighborhood in Paducah, renowned for its award-winning Artist Relocation

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    $123K

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    $24K - $375K

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  Gutherie

  When Gutherie was first developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Paducah was a fraction of its current size. The neighborhood only consisted of several farmhouses dotting the pastoral landscape. Gutherie still maintains a rural feel, but now the downtown, which is just several blocks to the east, has grown to include retail,

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    $119K

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    $28K - $184K

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  Dollartown

  Dollartown is an established, older community with some homes dating back to the early 20th century. The neighborhood is primarily residential but has an industrial and lumber area to the north. Narrow streets are tree-lined, and some have sidewalks. Residents might want to remain indoors during the summer months as Paducah can get hot and muggy,

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    $112K

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    $36K - $157K

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    2 Listings

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