Terrace At Longview Homes for Sale

First Impressions

Terrace at Longview has the polished, newer-home presence that stands out quickly in Lexington: broad facades, deeper setbacks than many newer subdivisions, and streets where four- and five-bedroom houses sit on lots that feel notably more generous than the typical production neighborhood. Much of the community has been built since 2018, with a strong wave of 2024 and 2025 construction, so the overall impression is fresh and cohesive rather than mixed. Pricing lands in Lexington's upper-middle range here, generally from about $400,000 to $530,000, with most homes clustering in the mid-$400s. The result is a section that feels move-up oriented, but still practical and approachable rather than overly formal.

Home Styles & Community Feel

Single-family homes define Terrace at Longview, and the floor plans lean large and flexible. Most residences offer four or five bedrooms and three to five full baths, with living areas starting around 2,700 square feet and stretching to nearly 3,900. Main-level primary suites show up often, joined by lofts, pocket offices, bonus rooms, guest suites, and covered outdoor living that make the homes feel ready for real daily use, not just showy square footage. Kitchens tend to be built as central gathering spaces, with large islands, walk-in pantries, and open sight lines into family rooms. Even among the resales, fenced yards, porches, fireplaces, and extra storage are recurring themes. It is a neighborhood where extra room is part of the identity.