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property at 200 Meijer Dr

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200 Meijer Dr

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property at 1455 Woodside Dr

$2,415

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1455 Woodside Dr

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property at 6259 Castle Oak Dr

$2,935

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6259 Castle Oak Dr

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property at 6785 Upland Ct

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6785 Upland Ct

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property at 9021 Crimson Oak Dr

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9021 Crimson Oak Dr

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property at 1608 Shady Cove Ln

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Florence Overview

Florence, KY is one of the communities in Kentucky that is expanding at the quickest rate. Located in Boone County, Florence has a population of a little over 30,000 people, spanning a wide range of ages and demographics, including families, retirees and single professionals. There are more than 2,500 places of commercial businesses in Florence. The city provides access to large city facilities both within its boundaries, and within a short drive.

What is the history of Florence?

Florence, Kentucky is known for its Southern roots and laid-back lifestyle. In the early 1900s, the business district in Florence was bustling with businesses. A doctor's office, a metal forging shop, hotels, and a general store were just a few of the businesses in downtown Florence. Florence was also the site of the first stagecoach stop out of Covington. In particular, the fairgrounds in Florence were popular with patrons from around the region. They would flock to the fairgrounds to see livestock and products displayed. They would also participate in costume contests and hitching races. In 1836, the Covington to Lexington Turnpike was completed. This new road made traveling to Florence easier. The population grew rapidly. In 1870, 374 people lived in the Florence area. But in 1880, the number dropped to 309. In later years, the Covington to Lexington Turnpike was a major catalyst for the growth of the Florence area. The turnpike produced considerable business for carriage makers and blacksmiths. In fact, the city of Florence became one of the largest towns in Boone County.

How is the weather in Florence?

Because Florence has a humid continental kind of climate, the weather there can range from warm and muggy to chilly and damp depending on the season. The average annual rainfall in Florence is around 43 inches, while the city typically receives approximately 18 inches of snow during the winter months. The temperature rarely gets lower than 7 degrees or gets hotter than 93 degrees during the year. Mid-summer and the beginning of October is a great time of year to enjoy Florence, Kentucky for activities that require mild weather.

How do I get around town?

Florence, Kentucky has over 4,000 street signs across more than 377 streets. It has 185.4 miles of pedestrian walkways that can also be accessed via bicycle. Most residents of Florence use their own vehicles to get around, since Florence has hot summers and cold winters, making walking and bicycling uncomfortable for many months of the year. The city also maintains a well-managed public bus system. Uber operates in Florence, as do some other companies, such as Lyft.

What is the Florence commute like?

The average commute in Florence is about 20 minutes. Most residents of Florence work in Cincinnati, Ohio, which is easily accessed via Interstate 75.

What are the local media outlets?

Florence gets most of its radio stations from Cincinnati, Ohio. However, there is one radio station out of Florence that broadcasts religious content on 1160 AM, WCVX. Other radio stations from Cincinnati include 101.9, for top 40 hits, 102.7 for rock music and 91.7, Cincinnati’s public radio channel. Cincinnati.com has a Florence, KY edition on its website. The Nay Tribue is the main newspaper of Florence. A local news publication is the Boone County Recorder newspaper, which serves Florence, KY exclusively.

Why live in Florence, KY?

Located in the Greater Cincinnati Region, Florence, Kentucky is a community that offers a laid-back lifestyle. Florence is considered an ideal place to raise a family. Florence is one of the fastest-growing cities in the state of Kentucky. It has seen a 14.2% growth in population over the last decade. It is also the second-largest city in Northern Kentucky. The city is the cultural center of the area. It’s home to several parks and other recreational opportunities. The city has a low violent crime rate. This rate is 158 crimes per 100,000 residents. This is slightly higher than the Kentucky state average, but lower than the national average. This contributes to the overall safety of the city. The cost of living in Florence is affordable, too. In comparison to the national average, utilities, food, and transportation expenses are significantly lower in Florence.

What Florence landmarks should I see?

In Florence, Kentucky, there are a few landmarks, including the famous Y’all water tower that greets incoming residents and tourists to the city. The Florence Mall is an interesting place to visit and is one of Florence’s landmarks. The mall was constructed in 1976 with four anchor stores, one of which was Sears. JCPenney was also an anchor retailer, with two others that are locally known. The mall has a food court and more than 100 retailers. The previous Sears site is now vacant, and the mall's anchor retailers are now JCPenney and two Macy's outlets. The Boone County Veterans Memorial can be found in Florence, Kentucky, at 8020 Veterans Memorial Drive. This landmark is a tribute to all of the people who have served in the military in the past, as well as those who are currently serving.

What is there to do around Florence?

Florence offers a wide variety of activities for the whole family. The Florence Family Aquatic Center is just one of the many options. Florence also boasts a professional baseball team, the Florence Y’Alls who have played at Fox Run Park since 2004. The team has won five Division Championships and three League Championships. The city of Florence is also home to several well-developed public golf courses. The World of Golf, which opened in 1969, is a city-owned facility that offers a championship-caliber course. In addition to the 18-hole executive course, the facility features an 18-hole miniature golf course. There are a variety of activities available for visitors to enjoy at World of Golf, including private parties and corporate events.

Any annual festivals or Florence events to know?

The city of Florence is home of the Northern Kentucky State Fairgrounds. The fairgrounds host a variety of events each year, including a horse show and carnival rides. The fairgrounds are decorated for Christmas and feature a charming light display. The fairgrounds also host a variety of fun activities for kids throughout the year, including games and pageants.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Florence, Kentucky is convenient to a lot of vacation destinations, including Cincinnati, Ohio. Cincinnati can be reached in under half an hour. The city is a large metropolis with a wide range of restaurants and entertainment options, like the Cincinnati Music Hall and the football stadium for the Bengals. Farther out of Florence is the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and the Grand Ole Opry, both in Nashville, Tennessee. Dollywood Parks is just a four hour drive from Florence to Pigeon Gorge, Tennessee.

Where is the best place to move in Florence?

Florence, Kentucky is a diverse place to live, with a range of cultural persuasions. Some of the best neighborhoods to live in around Florence, Kentucky include Oakbrook, Devon, Florence West, Florence South, Hueys Corners and Hopeful Heights. These neighborhoods have green spaces and public areas, sidewalks and mature landscaping.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Florence

How much are Studio apartments in Florence?

There are currently 70 Studio Apartments in Florence with rent ranges from $1,325 to $2,069 with an average price of $1,637.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Florence Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Florence ranges from $815 to $2,533 with an average monthly rent of $1,450.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Florence cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Florence range from $950 to $3,189. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,730.

How expensive are Florence Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 45 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Florence on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,050 to $4,043 - averaging $2,062 for the location.

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