Looking for apartments for rent in Nicholasville? This historic Kentucky city, founded in 1798 and named after Colonel George Nicholas (a father of the Kentucky Constitution), sits just six miles south of Lexington.

Nicholasville has grown into Kentucky's 10th largest city, with a rental market offering everything from apartment communities to single-family homes. Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment is around $1,282, slightly higher than the Kentucky state average. The city's location makes it ideal for those working in Lexington while serving as a commercial center for central Kentucky.

Neighborhoods like Brannon Crossing and Orchard offer easy access to shopping and recreation areas. Lake Mingo Park provides fishing, walking trails, and picnic areas within city limits. The annual Kentucky Wine and Vine Fest, the state's official wine festival, celebrates the region's wine heritage. History buffs can explore Camp Nelson Heritage National Monument, a significant Civil War site and African American refugee camp. The city features multiple parks, the Jessamine County Public Library, and shopping centers along Main Street and Nicholasville Road.