Lexington · Home Value

What Your Lexington, SC Home Is Worth

What your home is worth, from the comps on your street. Not an online estimate: a number built from recent sales near you, with what you would walk away with.

Home valuation in Lexington, by ZIP code

A home valuation in Lexington depends heavily on which side of town you are on. Over the twelve months ending October 9, 2026, the middle half of homes sold in 29072 went for about $284,000 to $510,000, with a median of $376,082. In 29073, the middle half sold for about $235,000 to $322,000, with a median of $270,160, according to Consolidated MLS. Price per square foot ran about $166 in 29072 and $141 in 29073.

ZIP-wide numbers are only a starting point. Your home's value comes from the handful of sales most like it, as close to it as possible.

Why online estimates miss in Lexington

Lexington is hard for formulas. A lakefront home and a home three streets back can share a ZIP code and differ by hundreds of thousands of dollars, and 29072 had 50 sales of $1 million or more last year. In 29073, a resale home's value is shaped by what builders are asking for new homes nearby.

Taylored Realty Team pulls the comps ourselves from Consolidated MLS. Terry and Yolanda Taylor both hold the Pricing Strategy Advisor designation, and a valuation from us is free, with no obligation.

What we look at for a Lexington home

  • Your ZIP and subdivision first, since boundaries and amenities change value.
  • Water access, for homes near Lake Murray: frontage, docks, and views are priced separately.
  • New-construction pricing nearby, which sets the ceiling many resale buyers have in mind.
  • Town limits, HOA, and condition, each adjusted against real sales.

The method is in how we price a home.

Ready for your number?

See our Lexington neighborhoods guide for how 29072 and 29073 compare, or ask us for your Lexington home's value. If you are thinking of selling, start with selling your home in Lexington.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Lexington, SC?

It depends on the ZIP. Over the twelve months ending October 9, 2026, the median sold price was $376,082 in 29072 and $270,160 in 29073, according to Consolidated MLS.

How are lakefront homes valued?

Against other waterfront sales, adjusting for frontage, docks, and views. They are a separate segment from the rest of 29072.

Lexington

What home value looks like in Lexington

West of Columbia, with Lake Murray and downtown Lexington in 29072 and newer subdivisions in 29073.

Lexington has two residential ZIP codes that work like two different markets: 29072, with downtown Lexington and the Lake Murray corridor, and 29073, with the White Knoll and Red Bank areas. A Lexington mailing address does not always mean the home is inside the Town of Lexington.

The homes
In 29072: brick ranches, traditional two-story homes, craftsman designs, townhomes, custom homes, and lakefront property near Lake Murray. In 29073: one- and two-story suburban homes, townhomes, and a lot of new construction, with nearly half of last year's sales built in 2024 or later.
Why people choose it
People choose 29072 for Lake Murray, downtown Lexington, and custom or lakefront homes, and 29073 for newer floor plans, more room for the money, and quick access to I-20.
Schools people ask about
Much of Lexington is in Lexington County School District One, but assignment is set by address and district lines do not follow ZIP codes, so we confirm the school for each home.
Getting around
I-20 and US-378 connect Lexington to Columbia. In 29073, Platt Springs Road and South Lake Drive carry most daily traffic.
Nearby
Downtown Lexington and the Icehouse Amphitheater, Virginia Hylton Park, the Old Mill Pond Trail, Lake Murray, and Red Bank Arena.
The trade-off
29072 costs more, especially near the lake, and waterfront homes bring added upkeep and insurance. 29073 costs less, but commutes vary by subdivision and the main roads get congested at rush hour.