Holland, KY

Holland is a small town located in Kenton County, Kentucky. The population was 1,814 at the 2010 census. Holland is known for its beautiful rolling hills and fertile farmland. Holland was founded in 1818 and named after the city of Holland in the Netherlands. The town's economy is based on agriculture, with crops such as tobacco, corn, soybeans, wheat and hay being grown. There are also several businesses that provide services to the agricultural industry, such as a feed mill and a tractor dealership.

Real estate in Holland is primarily composed of small farms and rural homes. There are a few larger properties located near the center of town but they are generally used for business purposes or vacation rentals. The average size of a property in Holland is approximately . Most properties are owner-occupied but there is also some rental housing available. The median price of a home in Holland was $128,000 in 2016 which indicates that homes here are relatively affordable compared to other areas of Kentucky.

The primary type of real estate available in Holland is residential property which consists mostly of single-family homes. There are also some duplexes and apartments available but they represent a very small percentage of all listings. The majority of homes here were built between 1940 and 1990 which means that they are generally older but well-maintained structures that can be enjoyed today. Properties here typically have two bedrooms and one bathroom although there are occasional exceptions where three bedrooms or more can be found depending on the location and size of the home. Many homeowners choose to add an attached garage or storage shed to their property which adds value to their home overall.

Holland has excellent schools including four schools that were ranked among the top 100 schools in Kentucky by UPI: Central Elementary (ranked #1), Dutchtown Middle School (ranked #5), Harrisonburg High School (ranked #10) and Western Hills High School (ranked #24). This makes it an ideal place to raise children whether you live in town or commute into town for school each day. Healthcare options include two hospitals: Baptist Health Lexington Hospital & Medical Center (BHL) which ranks among the top 50 hospitals nationwide by UPI; as well as St Joseph Mercy Health Care – Lexington Campus which ranks among the top 100 hospitals statewide by UPI