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Lafayette Real Estate and Local Guide

Lafayette is the small county seat of rural Macon County, known for its historic courthouse square and the surrounding burley tobacco farmland of the Highland Rim.

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Living in Lafayette

The city sits on the drainage divide between the Barren River and Cumberland River basins. Source: en.wikipedia.org

IncomeAbout $44,924 median household
EducationAbout 12.5% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyMacon County

Homes in Lafayette

Single-family detached homesRoughly 73% of housing units
Median home valueAbout $189,800
  • About 49% of Lafayette's occupied homes are owner-occupied, a near-even split with renters.

Source: ACS 2023

What makes Lafayette home

Macon County Courthouse

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Neoclassical county-seat courthouse anchoring the downtown square

Macon Drive-In Theater

Source: cinematreasures.org

Single-screen drive-in on Scottsville Road built in 1950

Johnston Log Cabin

Source: maconcountychamber.org

Circa-1840 log cabin housing Johnston family and early Macon County artifacts

Winding Stairs Park

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Loop trail descending to a creek and small waterfall

Lafayette City Park

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Days Road park with a swimming pool, ball fields, and tennis and volleyball courts

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