Old Ladies Home, dba Ashland Terrace

Nestled in the heart of Chevy Chase in Lexington, Kentucky, Ashland Terrace, a non-profit, private foundation, has met its mission of providing housing to those in need since 1849 when it was called "Home of the Friendless" and served those left destitute by cholera outbreaks.

Incorporated in 1923 as "The Old Ladies' Home", the name of our community-based independent retirement center for older women was changed in 1973 to Ashland Terrace. The present building, built in 1960, was expanded and renovated in 1999 and 2000.

Careful stewardship, coupled with the oversight of a dedicated board of directors and an enthusiastic, caring staff, allows us to provide a loving, gracious environment at affordable prices.

A U-pick flower garden is open to the public April through October on the grounds.