Hamburg Place Lexington, KY

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The history of Hamburg Place     If you are interested in knowing how Hamburg Place got its name
                                                                                                   and some interesting facts about its namesake please click here.

 


Hamburg Pavilion
                   
 
In 1996 the Madden Family sold 100 acres of land to Fourth Quarter Properties.  They have since developed the land into what we all know as Hamburg Pavilion located just
off Exit 108 of I-75.  The development stretches along Sir Barton Way from Man O'War Boulevard to Flora Fina.  Hamburg Pavilion starts with Target at one end and Garden Ridge at the other.  From Babies R Us to the Regal Cinema and H.H. Gregg.  The Village Shoppes and various outlots round out the development. 
 
Residential Developments
 

 

Hamburg Place also consists of a number of residential developments including single family, townhomes and condominium apartments.  The Shetlands was our first single-family home community. 
     
  
Professional Offices
   

 
In addition to retail and residential developments Hamburg Place  is home to a number of professional office buildings. 

Sir Barton Place
 
 

 
A 30-acre site located between Sir Barton Way, Star Shoot Parkway, Pink Pigeon Parkway and Vendor Way.  It consists of some in-line stores as well as a few outlots and a multi-tenant building anchored by Bonefish Grill.
  
  
War Admiral Place
 

 

 

 

Our newest retail development is located just off Exit 108 of I-75 at Winchester Rd. and Sir Barton Way.  Lowe's Improvement Center was first to open followed by Wal-Mart.  Since then, Starbucks, FedEx/Kinko's & T-Mobile have opened in this area. Area II of War Admiral Place, is home to several restaurants and Norwalk Furniture.