Union, KY

Boone County · Northern Kentucky

Homes for Sale in Union, KY

Mostly newer construction: two-story family homes and ranches in planned subdivisions, larger lots than the river cities, and active new-build communities with builder options still available.

Census, not folklore

Union by the numbers

7,494

People call it home

$382,900

Median home value

owner-occupied, Census estimate

$139,013

Median household income

88%

Households that own

38.5

Median age

27 min

Average commute

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 American Community Survey 5-Year estimates. (2023 ACS 5-Year, Union, KY.) Census home values are owner estimates, not listing prices; the live market moves faster.

Around Union: the places daily life runs on

Schools nearby

  • Gray Middle School
  • Larry A. Ryle High School
  • Ryle High School;Gray Middle School;Mann Elementary School
  • Saint Timothy Catholic Church and School
  • Shirley Mann Elementary School

Parks and green space

  • Harmony Park
  • Hempsteade HOA Park (Private)
  • Union Park

Everyday essentials

  • Kroger Marketplace

Plus 8 restaurants and cafes mapped in and around Union when it's someone else's turn to cook.

Local place data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Union questions, answered

What homes are for sale in Union, KY right now?

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What is it like to live in Union?

Union is where much of Boone County's growth is happening: newer neighborhoods, family subdivisions, and farmland turning into cul-de-sacs. Families move here for space, newer homes, and the schools, and stay for the small-town feel that survives the growth. Big Bone Lick State Historic Site and the county's rural south edge are right down the road.

What kinds of homes are in Union?

Mostly newer construction: two-story family homes and ranches in planned subdivisions, larger lots than the river cities, and active new-build communities with builder options still available.

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