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Rent by neighborhood in Lexington

Lexington rent prices can vary widely depending on where you live. Here’s a look at the priciest, most affordable, and most popular neighborhoods in the city.

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This Vrbo rental is on South Upper Street in downtown Lexington, where rent averages $1,595. | Photo via Vrbo

Finding the right place to live in Lexington can look a little different depending on your budget and lifestyle.

According to data from RentCafe, the average cost of rent in Lexington is $1,347 for an 889-sqft apartment. This varies greatly depending on size, quality, and location.

To give you a clearer picture, we broke down rent trends by neighborhood — from the priciest areas to the most affordable spots locals love.

Most Expensive Neighborhoods

  • Royal Lexington | Average rent — $2,551
  • Versailles-Bennett-Porter | Average rent — $2,328
  • Golview Estates | Average rent — $1,790
  • Chilesburg | Average rent — $1,666
  • Hamburg | Average rent — $1,624

Most Affordable Neighborhoods

  • Grosvenor-Woolfork | Average rent — $676
  • Glendover | Average rent — $885
  • Eastland Parkway | Average rent — $916
  • Cardinal Valley | Average rent — $974
  • Calumet | Average rent — $975
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