Is Lexington KY a good place to retire?

We set out to find places that won't ding your nest egg with high taxes and nosebleed prices, yet still have great attractions and plenty of your peers. Read on .... WHERE TO LIVE. Downtown: Over the past decade, a crop of new condos and loft conversions has transformed the center of Lexington. read more

Retirees looking to mix city activities with country charm will find a lot to love here. Lexington’s historic downtown is packed with galleries, restaurants, and boutiques. But drive just a few minutes and you’re in the rolling hills of Bluegrass Country. read more

Our state capital is a great place to retire, with little under 30,000 people, a variety of historical attractions, and convenient medical facilities. There are slightly colder temperatures in Frankfort, but there's also easy access to the Kentucky River, and an 18 hole golf course, both of which offer entertainment for local retirees. read more

Downtown Lexington boasts plenty of entertainment options for retirees, including the circa-1922 Kentucky Theatre -- which shows independent and classic films -- the Lexington Farmers Market, dozens of restaurants, and the Rupp Arena, home to the university's storied basketball program. read more