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Midway Three horses are seen on a grassy pasture in the distance, beyond the branches of a shady tree.

Where Everybody Knows Your Name

Small-Town | Quality Schools | Vineyards

Step foot in a charming small town with a rich thoroughbred history, top-rated schools and some of Central Kentucky’s best dining. Midway’s historic downtown offers unique boutique shopping and a true sense of community. Visit Equus Run Vineyards or take a peaceful walk across Walter Bradley Park’s 28 acres of scenic trails. With a population just under 2,000, Midway is truly a place where everyone knows your name.

  • Population

    1,755
  • Median Home Value

    $311,465
  • Average Commute Time to Work

    22 Minutes
  • Average 1-Bed Apartment Rent

    $1,015
Versailles A sign describes the Birthplace of Bourbon.

The Birthplace of Bourbon

Small-Town | Quality Schools | Vineyards

Versailles, Kentucky, offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and scenic countryside, with dry-stacked limestone fences and rolling pastures creating a picture-perfect backdrop. Enjoy a highly walkable community with safe neighborhoods, top-rated schools, quality healthcare and a cost of living that makes life even sweeter. From lively theatrical performances to vibrant downtown events, Versailles is where community and culture thrive.

  • Population

    10,491
  • Median Home Value

    $324,868
  • Average Commute Time to Work

    24.7 Minutes
  • Average 1-Bed Apartment Rent

    $1,015
Georgetown A sunset in downtown Georgetown, KY.

Kentucky's Horse Headquarters

Career Opportunity | Sports | Outdoors

As Greater LEX’s closest city to Cincinnati, Georgetown offers seamless connectivity. The city is home to the first barrel-aged whiskey, Georgetown College’s nationally competitive athletic program, off-the-beaten-path adventures and the world’s only equine park and competition facility of its kind: Kentucky Horse Park. Toyota Motor Manufacturing has operated in Georgetown for 40+ years, offering abundant career opportunities as the company’s largest facility worldwide.

  • Population

    39,462
  • Median Home Value

    $307,141
  • Average Commute Time to Work

    20.1 Minutes
  • Average 1-Bed Apartment Rent

    $880
Mount Sterling Three horses are seen on a grassy pasture in the distance, beyond the branches of a shady tree.

Where Whimsy Meets Wonderful

Art & Culture | Career Opportunity | Community Events

Say hello to small-town charm with growing opportunity, friendly communities and low traffic. Mount Sterling’s revitalized, historic downtown is alive with artistic flair – from whimsical murals to theatrical performances and community events. And with over 30 manufacturers and strong schools partnering with regional colleges, the city is a great place to build both a career and a home.

  • Population

    7,571
  • Median Home Value

    $193,902
  • Average Commute Time to Work

    28.5 Minutes
  • Average 1-Bed Apartment Rent

    $857
Frankfort Three horses are seen on a grassy pasture in the distance, beyond the branches of a shady tree.

The Capital City

History | Nightlife | Outdoors

Distilling down everything that makes the Bluegrass State special — from its scenic beauty to its world-renowned bourbon – Frankfort is rich in history and culture. The city is home to the historically black Kentucky State University and offers a vibrant downtown with exciting nightlife. And with its short commute times, low cost of living and genuine value, Frankfort blends livability with true Kentucky charm.

  • Population

    28,285
  • Median Home Value

    $233,981
  • Average Commute Time to Work

    17.2 Minutes
  • Average 1-Bed Apartment Rent

    $948
Nicholasville Three horses are seen on a grassy pasture in the distance, beyond the branches of a shady tree.

Sip and Savor

History | Vineyards | Community Events

Kentucky’s 10th largest city blends rich history with modern charm, and features a cost of living nearly 13% below the national average. Home to the first commercial winery in the U.S., Nicholasville is home to a thriving wine industry and hosts the annual Kentucky Wine & Vine Fest. The city’s vibrant downtown features striking murals, historic sites and unique artisanal shops, while events like the annual Juneteenth Festival and Camp Nelson National Monument honor the fight for African American freedom.

  • Population

    32,425
  • Median Home Value

    $293,656
  • Average Commute Time to Work

    24.8 Minutes
  • Average 1-Bed Apartment Rent

    $1,242
Lexington Grassy hills in Lexington, KY.

The Horse Capital of the World

Nightlife | Sports | Career Opportunity

As the hub of Greater LEX, Lexington blends thrilling nightlife, sports and a vibrant creative culture with the charm of rolling horse farms and legendary racetracks. Enjoy dozens of art galleries, iconic bourbon distilleries and the electrifying energy of UK Wildcat basketball in what has been dubbed as the “Athens of the West.”

  • Population

    320,154
  • Median Home Value

    $309,021
  • Average Commute Time to Work

    20.8 Minutes
  • Average 1-Bed Apartment Rent

    $1,025
Winchester Three horses are seen on a grassy pasture in the distance, beyond the branches of a shady tree.

Forts and Festivals

Community Events | Outdoors | Culinary

Pioneering Kentucky favorites like Beer Cheese and Ale-8-One, Winchester is every bit as unique as you are. Celebrate community pride with festivals that highlight the city’s rich heritage. Enjoy fresh, locally grown produce and a welcoming, one-of-a-kind shopping experience. Whether you’re looking for quality K-12 schools or an affordable cost of living, Winchester has it all.

  • Population

    19,254
  • Median Home Value

    $242,575
  • Average Commute Time to Work

    24.9 Minutes
  • Average 1-Bed Apartment Rent

    $1,121
Paris Three horses are seen on a grassy pasture in the distance, beyond the branches of a shady tree.

Down to Earth Ideals

Art & Culture | Small-Town | Culinary

Experience the charm of Paris, Kentucky, where historic downtown homes line “Kentucky’s longest and most beautiful Main Street.” Stroll past quaint shops, enjoy delicious local dining and explore Claiborne Farm, one of the most iconic Thoroughbred breeding farms in Horse Country. With good schools, accessible healthcare and a welcoming small-town feel, Paris is a great place to call home.

  • Population

    10,089
  • Median Home Value

    $234,642
  • Average Commute Time to Work

    29 Minutes
  • Average 1-Bed Apartment Rent

    $1,122
Berea Three horses are seen on a grassy pasture in the distance, beyond the branches of a shady tree.

Kentucky's Folk Art Capital

Eclectic | Small-Town | Outdoors

Celebrated for its deep-rooted Appalachian heritage and thriving artisan community, Berea boasts eclectic small-town culture and growing career opportunities. Find quality schools from K-12 to post-secondary here while enjoying the natural beauty of some of the best hiking terrain in the Bluegrass.

  • Population

    15,998
  • Media Home Value

    $232,418
  • Average Commute Time to Work

    23.8 Minutes
  • Average 1-Bed Apartment Rent

    $769
Richmond Three horses are seen on a grassy pasture in the distance, beyond the branches of a shady tree.

Where Culture and Community Coalesce

Sports | Performing Arts

Find opportunity, affordability and family-friendly living in this thriving city of 37,000. Home to Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond offers top-ranked schools, high-quality healthcare and exciting entertainment, from legendary performances at EKU’s Center for the Arts to thrilling Colonels games at Baptist Health Arena. Enjoy local brews, Southern comfort food and a welcoming community that has something for everyone.

  • Population

    37,206
  • Median Home Value

    $280,101
  • Average Commute Time to Work

    22.3 Minutes
  • Average 1-Bed Apartment Rent

    $731