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Lexington's older housing sits close to downtown and the University of Kentucky. Downtown streets mix houses from Victorian to contemporary with condos and apartments. Liberty Heights has historic, mostly single-story homes, many of them Craftsman bungalows. Ashland Park was designed by the Olmsted Brothers in the early twentieth century and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with American Foursquare, Craftsman, Colonial Revival and Tudor Revival houses on tree-lined streets. Nearby Chevy Chase took shape in the 1920s and 1930s.

Farther out, the housing changes with each era of growth. Southland is known for mid-century ranch homes and small bungalows, and Mt. Vernon-Hollywood-Montclair also has ranch-style houses. Tates Creek blends detached homes with apartment communities, while Beaumont offers newer brick construction alongside traditional and classical revival designs. Whatever the style, an honest description helps the right professionals respond. Mention the roof age, foundation or crawl space, any termite history, past updates, known issues and whether the home sits in a historic district or has an HOA.