Sandy D.
8/15/2017
Love hanging out and enjoying the music! Food is always great from the different businesses!
Lexington Green Mall
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161 Lexington Green Cir
Lexington, KY 40503
Lexington Green Mall is an upscale retail center located in Lexington, Kentucky, offering a serene shopping experience with its signature cupolas and lakefront setting. Situated at the bustling intersection of New Circle and Nicholasville Roads, it is conveniently adjacent to Target and Fayette Mall, the region's largest retail development. With 168,000 square feet of retail space, Lexington Green is home to a variety of esteemed tenants, including Joseph-Beth Booksellers, Logan's of Lexington, Palmers Fresh Grill, and Total Wine & More. The mall also features two office buildings and the Embassy Suites hotel, attracting a large customer base of over 200,000 people within a five-mile radius.
Positioned at a prime location, the New Circle Road-Nicholasville Road intersection draws in a staggering 150,000 vehicles daily, making Lexington Green a highly accessible destination for shoppers. As a Langley Properties Company development, it offers a unique blend of upscale retail options and a tranquil atmosphere, providing an oasis amidst the city's busiest intersection.
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4.010 reviews
Shelby Z.
6/12/2018
Lexington Green Mall is nice. I find the term 'mall' to be a bit misleading though, as there's not all that much to it. I am also surprised that it is right next door to the giant Fayette mall,...
Scott E.
2/7/2020
A small mall, but quite nice. Few stores, but the ones it has are quite good.
Heather P.
9/1/2014
Located near Fayette Mall, Lexington Green Mall is one of "local" malls. It's not a place that you will find one stop shopping. It only has a few stores and the feature store is Joseph Beth Book...
Laura N.
9/17/2014
I pretty much want to say exactly what Heather P. said in her review for this place. Lexington Green Mall is located near Fayette Mall (incredibly close, actually), and is filled with higher-end...
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