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The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
$332,700
Kentucky
$205,600
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Top and bottom zip codes in Kentucky

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the most expensive homes

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  1. 140510Lexington$695,400
  2. 240059Prospect$559,300
  3. 340502Lexington$517,900
  4. 440023Fisherville$497,800
  5. 540513Lexington$497,600
  6. 640245Louisville$445,300
  7. 740026Goshen$432,100
  8. 840207Louisville$421,200
  9. 941091Union$399,500
  10. 1040014Crestwood$393,700

Zip codes with the least expensive homes

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  1. 141348Lost Creek$20,200
  2. 241723Busy$23,900
  3. 340935Flat Lick$41,700
  4. 441777Yeaddiss$46,800
  5. 541773Vicco$47,300
  6. 640972Oneida$50,500
  7. 741840Neon$55,100
  8. 841804Blackey$56,300
  9. 941669Wheelwright$58,100
  10. 1040868Stinnett$58,200

Median home value by county in Kentucky

  1. 1Oldham County$393,100
  2. 2Spencer County$330,000
  3. 3Shelby County$304,800
  4. 4Woodford County$299,700
  5. 5Fayette County$293,500
  6. 6Scott County$288,500
  7. 7Boone County$277,300
  8. 8Jessamine County$268,100
  9. 9Warren County$258,000
  10. 10Campbell County$252,000
  11. 11Jefferson County$248,400
  12. 12Bullitt County$247,200
  13. 13Kenton County$244,400
  14. 14Nelson County$238,000
  15. 15Madison County$232,000
  16. 16Simpson County$229,400
  17. 17Bourbon County$229,300
  18. 18Hardin County$225,800
  19. 19Anderson County$225,100
  20. 20Franklin County$216,600
  21. 21Boyle County$209,900
  22. 22Grant County$209,500
  23. 23Meade County$207,900
  24. 24Trigg County$207,700
  25. 25Clark County$205,800
  26. 26Garrard County$204,900
  27. 27Mercer County$202,300
  28. 28Harrison County$202,100
  29. 29Daviess County$199,900
  30. 30Henry County$197,900
  31. 31Allen County$192,300
  32. 32Lyon County$189,500
  33. 33McCracken County$188,100
  34. 34Larue County$183,500
  35. 35Calloway County$183,200
  36. 36Washington County$179,200
  37. 37Gallatin County$178,200
  38. 38Barren County$178,000
  39. 39Taylor County$174,200
  40. 40Marshall County$173,800
  41. 41Christian County$173,600
  42. 42Montgomery County$172,200
  43. 43Trimble County$172,000
  44. 44Henderson County$171,900
  45. 45Owen County$168,700
  46. 46Marion County$168,100
  47. 47Pulaski County$166,900
  48. 48Todd County$166,700
  49. 49Robertson County$165,100
  50. 50Logan County$164,900
  51. 51Grayson County$164,600
  52. 52Russell County$163,200
  53. 53Rowan County$161,800
  54. 54Mason County$161,500
  55. 55Edmonson County$160,300
  56. 56Pendleton County$159,800
  57. 57Laurel County$159,500
  58. 58Breckinridge County$156,700
  59. 59Adair County$150,800
  60. 60McLean County$148,500
  61. 61Graves County$147,800
  62. 62Lincoln County$147,300
  63. 63Hart County$146,000
  64. 64Ballard County$145,800
  65. 65Hopkins County$142,800
  66. 66Hancock County$141,200
  67. 67Cumberland County$141,100
  68. 68Powell County$141,100
  69. 69Carroll County$140,900
  70. 70Casey County$136,300
  71. 71Wayne County$135,700
  72. 72Fleming County$134,700
  73. 73Greenup County$134,000
  74. 74Carter County$132,800
  75. 75Whitley County$131,800
  76. 76Boyd County$130,700
  77. 77Bath County$129,800
  78. 78Muhlenberg County$127,400
  79. 79Crittenden County$127,300
  80. 80Menifee County$125,800
  81. 81Livingston County$125,600
  82. 82Bracken County$125,000
  83. 83Green County$125,000
  84. 84Rockcastle County$123,600
  85. 85Elliott County$123,500
  86. 86Nicholas County$123,000
  87. 87Clinton County$122,200
  88. 88Ohio County$121,400
  89. 89Carlisle County$120,400
  90. 90Johnson County$120,200
  91. 91Estill County$119,500
  92. 92Knox County$118,700
  93. 93Caldwell County$118,500
  94. 94Morgan County$118,200
  95. 95Monroe County$115,900
  96. 96Hickman County$115,700
  97. 97Webster County$112,900
  98. 98Pike County$112,000
  99. 99Lawrence County$111,700
  100. 100Jackson County$111,500
  101. 101Butler County$111,100
  102. 102Metcalfe County$110,200
  103. 103Union County$104,500
  104. 104Floyd County$98,700
  105. 105Lewis County$96,000
  106. 106Perry County$91,800
  107. 107Clay County$90,700
  108. 108Bell County$89,000
  109. 109Magoffin County$89,000
  110. 110Martin County$86,900
  111. 111McCreary County$85,300
  112. 112Lee County$83,900
  113. 113Owsley County$80,100
  114. 114Fulton County$79,100
  115. 115Knott County$77,000
  116. 116Wolfe County$75,800
  117. 117Harlan County$73,700
  118. 118Breathitt County$70,300
  119. 119Leslie County$69,000
  120. 120Letcher County$67,400

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest median home value in Kentucky?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40510 (Lexington, KY) has the highest: $695,400.

Which zip code has the lowest median home value in Kentucky?

41348 (Lost Creek, KY) has the lowest: $20,200.

What is the median home value for the United States?

$332,700; in Kentucky it is $205,600.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.

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