Blackford – Lexington, KY
Blackford in Lexington is one of the newest additions to the suburban landscape. It is a middle-class neighborhood mainly composed of American eclectic Tudor homes varying in architectural influence. Virtually every home in Blackford has a distinct style, with notable features including exterior Shingle-style peaks overlooking laid-out landscapes. Nothing in the Blackford neighborhood can be considered compact, quaint, nor under-built.
Blackford Real Estate
Most of the homes feature multilevel construction with generous foyers and living space. Some of the homes are known outright for their immaculate master bedrooms and pool-centered back patios. All of the homes in this neighborhood have huge lawns and amazing amounts of storage space. There is no lack of curb appeal in the Blackford neighborhood. To see what homes in Blackford offer, view our current available listings:
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Blackford Amenities
Blackford is quiet and removed from the busy, light corporate atmosphere of downtown Lexington. It is only minutes away however, from artistic and historic venues like the Mary Todd Lincoln House and Rupp Arena (the main sporting complex of the University of Kentucky). Because of Lexington’s strict urban interface and development laws, city and rural living in Lexington is kept completely separate, yet symbiotic. The Blackford area is definitely rurally-oriented and quiet, but has easy access to downtown.
Schools near Blackford
- Yates Elementary
- Crawford Middle
- Bryan Station High
Living in Blackford
One of the remarkable characteristics of the Blackford neighborhood in Lexington, KY is the mix of long-term and short-term home owners. It’s a great subdivision in which to build a home, raise a family, and establish a presence in Lexington. But it is also a great place to find a gem of an investment. Every home is unique and possesses features unlike other Lexington neighborhoods. There is no “cookie-cutter” appearance or feel in Blackford. The diversity of architecture and the diversity of people is what makes the Blackford neighborhood an extremely admired addition to the conscientiously-expanding Lexington metropolitan area.
