#1
40503
10/10
Browse Homes →
Southland / Glendover
Lafayette HS — #2 in Kentucky, top 3% nationally. The most coveted school zone in Lexington.
#2
40502
9/10
Browse Homes →
Chevy Chase / Ashland Park
Henry Clay HS — classic prestige, one of Lexington's highest-demand school zones with strong test scores.
#2
40509
9/10
Browse Homes →
Hamburg / Andover
Frederick Douglass HS — Lexington's newest high school, modern facility, rapidly rising demand and scores.
#2
40510
9/10
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Keeneland / Old Frankfort Pike
Paul Laurence Dunbar HS (#21 KY) — the highest-demand school zone in Lexington. Parents compete hard to buy here.
#2
40513
9/10
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Beaumont / Palomar
Paul Laurence Dunbar HS zone — southwest Lexington's school advantage, driving strong home values throughout 40513.
#2
40514
9/10
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Copperfield / Willow Bend
Paul Laurence Dunbar HS zone — the most affordable entry point into Lexington's top school district.
#7
40516
7/10
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Rural East / Athens
Frederick Douglass HS zone — excellent school at a rural address. More land per dollar with the same high school.
#8
40511
6/10
Browse Homes →
Masterson Station / Griffin Gate
Bryan Station HS — solid and improving district, a good fit if schools are important but not your #1 driver.
#8
40515
6/10
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Hartland / Waterford
Tates Creek HS — consistent performer, family-friendly culture. Solid choice for south Lexington buyers.
#8
40517
6/10
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Gainesway / Belleau Woods
Tates Creek HS zone — affordable south Lexington entry with the same high school as pricier 40515.
#8
40504
6/10
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Gardenside / Cardinal Valley
Bryan Station HS — central location, improving district. Schools are a secondary consideration in this zip.
#12
40505
5/10
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Bryan Station / Eastland
Bryan Station HS — affordable northeast Lexington where value and access, not school ranking, drive most buyers.
#12
40508
5/10
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Downtown / Distillery District
Bryan Station zone — primarily renters and young professionals. Families with school-age kids typically look elsewhere.