The Railyard - Mixed Use Development

$32/sqft/yr

1000 Delaware Ave, Lexington, KY 40505

For Lease

Retail Street Retail

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Last Updated: 10/09/2025

Details:

Building Size: 3,402 sqft

Year Built: 1948

Floors: 1

Offered by

Weston Lockhart

Advisor

SVN | Stone Commercial Real Estate

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Description:

SVN Stone Commercial Real Estate is pleased to present up to 3,034 square feet of ground-floor commercial space at The Railyard, an all-new mixed-use development coming to 1000 Delaware Avenue in Lexington, Kentucky.

With bold, industrial-inspired architecture and 32 modern rental apartments above, The Railyard offers a strong built-in customer base and the energy of a growing neighborhood just minutes from downtown.

Retailers and restaurants will enjoy excellent street visibility, flexible suite sizes (two 1,517 SF bays, divisible down to approximately 733 SF or 784 SF), and direct access to a vibrant, walkable community that includes new dining, services, and housing. Community amenities such as outdoor gathering areas, a dog park, and bike racks will draw both residents and visitors to the site.

Located near the Kenwick neighborhood and National Avenue corridor, The Railyard sits within one of Lexington’s most active redevelopment areas. Be part of Lexington’s next chapter and grow your business alongside new residents and local entrepreneurs.

Anticipated delivery: Fall 2026.

For leasing details, contact SVN Stone Commercial Real Estate: Weston Lockhart // weston.lockhart@svn.com // 859.317.3538

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