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My family is going to be moving to Kentucky the Lexington area. I have no idea which area would be good. I grew up in a small town in the country and would like to stick with that. I also work in our school distirct and I'm wondering which school are the best. We have 3 children 2 are going to be in the middle school and 1 in high school. We would like to find a home to rent with an acre or 2 we have animals (dogs, 2 little goats) If anyone could give me some advice I would really appreciate it. Also we would be looking for a new church. Thank you
Location: New Albany, Indiana (Greater Louisville)
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If you need a little land and good schools West Jessamine school district would be your best bet. You could find houses on 2 acre lots anywhere from Keene to High Bridge
Thank you for your information. Anything will help. I've been serching the web and looking. My brain is getting very tired. So I thought I would get on this web site. It really helps with what I need to know. Thank you again
Location: New Albany, Indiana (Greater Louisville)
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FYI.... Fayette & most surrounding counties have pretty strict land restrictions to build a house (20, even 70 acres+) so you will either have to find an older existing house with ~2 acres in a surrounding county or look to commute from Garrard or Mercer Counties where there are no such restrictions.
I've been looking and I dont know if we will be able to find a house with an acre or 2. But what school district to you feel would be could for middle and high school. My son is invovled in the FFA agricultural? I really want him to continue to stay in this. Could you help us out
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