$220,000
3 bd · 1 ba · 1,025 sqft
345 Larkwood Drive, Lexington, KY 40509
Courtesy of Allied Realty
Listing data updated August 4, 2026
About the Neighborhood
Living in Woodhill
Woodhill is the east side's honest answer to a hard market — real houses at some of the most approachable prices inside New Circle Road, with shopping centers along Richmond Road and Hamburg a short drive away. If the numbers elsewhere in Lexington have been discouraging, start here.
Woodhill grew up in the late 1960s and early '70s as Lexington pushed east along Richmond Road, and it has stayed what it was built to be: a working neighborhood of practical homes on connected streets. The area around it has filled in with retail and parks, which quietly upgraded Woodhill's location without upgrading its price tag.
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Homes for Sale in Woodhill
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Courtesy of Mayca Property Solutions
$152,500
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$142,500
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$130,000
3 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,080 sqft
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Courtesy of Commonwealth Real Estate Professionals
$128,000
3 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,080 sqft
285 Osage Court, Lexington, KY 40509
Courtesy of Commonwealth Real Estate Professionals
Neighborhood guide
Inside Woodhill
- Woodhill is a mixed, lived-in neighborhood — longtime owners, first-time buyers, and a healthy share of renters, which tells you something useful: people who could live anywhere on a budget keep choosing it for the location.
The neighborhood has its own park and a community center that anchor local life, and you're a few minutes from errands in every direction. It isn't polished, and it isn't pretending to be. What it is: convenient, affordable, and steadily in demand — homes here sell faster than most people expect. - Homes in the area: roughly 1,789.
Era: median year built around 1985 across the wider Woodhill area — the core subdivision streets date to the late '60s and early '70s.
Typical single-family size: about 1,448 square feet — compact, efficient layouts.
Area figures above are as-published by homes.com's Lexington local guide (extracted August 2026) and describe the housing stock, not asking prices. What's for sale right now, and the current median, is the live count at the top of this page. - The neighborhood park and community center cover the everyday — playground time, pickup games, community events.
The bigger draw is up Richmond Road: Jacobson Park, one of Lexington's favorite outdoor spots, with its lake, rentable paddle boats in season, and room to spread out. Having that ten minutes from your door is a genuine quality-of-life line item. - Richmond Road's shopping centers handle groceries, pharmacies, and quick meals without getting on a highway.
When you want the full retail day — big-box stores, restaurants, a movie — Hamburg Pavilion is a short drive up Man o' War Boulevard. That's the pattern of life here: everything close, nothing complicated. - New Circle Road and Man o' War Boulevard both run through the neighborhood's edges, which puts the whole city within easy reach — downtown in about ten minutes, I-75 just past Hamburg.
For commuters, that access is the quiet advantage: Woodhill sits closer-in than its price point suggests.
Schools
Schools in Woodhill
Assigned Schools
The typical path here: Madeline M. Breckinridge Elementary, then Crawford Middle School, then Henry Clay High School — one of Lexington's best-regarded public high schools, rated A-minus by Niche (as reported by homes.com's local guide).
Assignments vary block by block, so we verify by address before you write an offer.
Assignments vary block by block, so we verify by address before you write an offer.
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Questions
Woodhill Home-Buying FAQ
It's one of the strongest first-home candidates in Lexington. Prices sit well below the city's typical range, the location inside New Circle Road is genuinely convenient, and the homes are practical to own and maintain. The live listings above show what's available right now.
Yes — the neighborhood has an established rental market alongside owner-occupants, and the price-to-rent math here works better than in most of Lexington. If you're weighing a first investment property, this is a neighborhood worth a serious look.
Shopping centers along Richmond Road are minutes away for everyday errands, and Hamburg Pavilion — one of Lexington's biggest retail districts — is a short drive up Man o' War Boulevard.
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