Properties In The News

The Headley-Whitney Museum is on the grounds of the former La Belle Farm, the family farm of George W. Headley III. The museum grounds house decorative arts exhibits from around the world on its nearly seven acres, and showcases unique architectural techniques such as a shell grotto.

A California based company has purchased the Forty/57 apartment complex off Man o’ War Boulevard near Nicholasville Road for $52.5 million.

The Florence Crittenton Home at 519 West Fourth Street will close November 26th due to lack of funding.  to read the article in . to view parcel information for this property.

A non-profit foundation raises money to continue restoration on one of Lexington’s most photographed landmarks.

Lexington’s Headley-Whitney Museum is putting Headley’s home, named La Belle, up for sale. to read the article in the . to view parcel information for this property.

Kenwick Place and Canterbury Place have sold for $6.8 million to Resource Real Estate, a national real estate firm that plans to renovate both aging apartment complexes along Richmond Road. to read the article in the Click the links below to view parcel information. (Kenwick Place) (Canterbury Place) 

The Kentucky Theatre, which closed in mid-February for a nearly $1 million renovation including new seats and LED ligting, will host a sold-out screening of the 1958 classic South Pacific at the grand reopening. to read the article in the . to view parcel information for this property.

Keeneland, Lexington’s only thoroughbred race track, celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2011.  The facility is a National Historic Landmark and holds races for three weeks in both April and October.