University: University of Kentucky
Not only is Lexington a great place to retire where rent is under $1,000, but many will find it’s just a great place to retire, period. You can visit the Kentucky Horse Park or take the Horse Farm Tour to explore the state’s rich tradition of raising horses, learn about area history by visiting one of the five Historic Homes — including houses owned by Henry Clay and Mary Todd Lincoln — or even see a restored Shaker community at the Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill.