Lexington, Kentucky Metro Area Top 5 Home Sales: Versailles Horse Property Leads at $1.9 Million
A horse property in Versailles led the week, ahead of four Lexington sales that ranged from a ranch in Lakewood to a downtown condominium.
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A horse property in Versailles led the week, ahead of four Lexington sales that ranged from a ranch in Lakewood to a downtown condominium.
A home on the water in Bath, a wooded Cape Cod in East Lansing and a country property with a pool near Eaton Rapids were among the week’s top sales.
A working farm, a wooded Colonial, a brand-new home in Lititz and a downtown ranch with its own pool were among the week’s highest-priced closings across Lancaster County.
A gated South Lakeland enclave, a 55-and-over golf community and a small Fort Meade farm all turned up among the week’s priciest sales.
A Craftsman-style estate in a gated community, a 1940s cottage in Old Westmoreland and a golf course home in Gettysvue were among the week’s priciest sales.
Waterfront living, wooded acreage, a brand-new custom build and a walkable in-town Craftsman made up a week of top sales on both sides of the Hamilton and Marion county line.
Pools, pool houses and room for serious hobbies ran through the week’s five priciest sales, which stretched from established Huntsville neighborhoods to Brownsboro and Athens.
Two homes near the water in Westbrook and Old Saybrook joined three large Colonials in Farmington and Avon among the week’s top sales.
Two renovated ranch homes from the 1950s and 1960s led the week, followed by a wooded Middletown property and a pair of Mechanicsburg homes.
Homes on golf courses, a country property of more than 10 acres and two newly built homes made up the week’s top sales across Guilford and Randolph counties.
A renovated estate on more than two acres, a former model home, a mountain cabin and a reworked midcentury home in Bullard made up the week’s top tier.
A lakefront ranch, a home set among acres of flower gardens and a newly finished build all made the week’s list, which reached across three counties.
A foothills property on more than two acres led a week that also took in a remodeled 1960s home near the university, a newer home in the southeast and a wooded retreat in Estes Park.
Two ranches, a pair of Flushing colonials and a Grand Blanc family home made up the week’s top sales, with country land at one end of the list and quiet subdivision streets at the other.
Two Fayetteville homes tied for second place at $590,000, and a newly built home in Raeford was the only sale outside Cumberland County.
A Beaver Lake retreat, a working family farm and a remodeled home in Pinnacle were among the week’s top sales, all of them in Benton County.
A renovated modern home in Hunts Reserve led the list, followed by a horse property on open land in Hillsborough.
A lakefront Colonial, a Craftsman on Silver Lake, a golf course ranch, a riverside horse farm and a Colonial in the heart of Northville made up the week’s top sales.
Five suburban homes in five communities, from a newly built ranch in Waukee to acreages in Ankeny and Adel, made up the week’s top sales.
A one-acre custom estate, a 1950s home on the ocean and three Palm Coast homes on the water or near the golf course made up the top of the market.
Three of the week’s five top sales were in Greene County, on lots that ranged from about a third of an acre to more than 21 acres.
Three raised beach homes in Gulf Shores and two high-rise condominiums on Perdido Beach Boulevard in Orange Beach made up the week’s top sales, all of them on or near the water.
A newly built home leads the week, followed by two New Albany sales, a lakefront home and a wooded property in Powell.
A waterfront home in Camden leads a week of family homes spread across three counties and four towns.
A newly built home on five wooded acres led a week of sales that ran from a golf course in Monument to the edge of Garden of the Gods.
Country acreage, a city contemporary and a new home on paper share a week in which two of the five top sales came from Chagrin Falls.
Four of the week’s top sales were in Clarksville, and the fifth, the highest-priced of the group, was in Indian Mound in Stewart County.
A renovated 1960s estate on more than 10 acres, a pair of newly built homes and a remodeled family home with a sport court were among the week’s top sales.
A new home in a gated Signal Mountain community led a week of sales that took in lake and river frontage, two Lookout Mountain addresses and a farm across the Georgia line.
A Colonial on more than four acres, a century-old home near Buffalo’s parks and a 1970s architect-designed Contemporary were among the week’s top sales.
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