Storage Units Near New Lexington

Moving and storage go hand in hand. Whether traveling across town or the country, Moving is an exciting and fresh start. While we are here to help you with all your storage needs, we also want to help you get familiar with the area. That's why we put together this resource guide for Lexington.

About New Lexington, OH

As a part of Perry County, New Lexington is a cozy town bursting with history and bound by the warmth of its community. Founded in the early 19th century, New Lexington has evolved into a thriving rural center with a population of around 5,000 residents. Imagine living in New Lexington, where every window frames rolling hills or idyllic country views, all wrapped up in neighborhoods that welcome you like family.

Stroll down any street in New Lexington; what catches your eye? The grand old monuments telling tales of yesteryear or perhaps the friendly local business owners who know just what their neighborhood needs? Over here, camaraderie isn’t just talked about—it’s lived. Families grow stronger as they gather around cherished customs that have stood the test of time.

What To Do in New Lexington, OH

Here are some interesting things to check out and places to see in this town.

• Downtown: Wander through downtown New Lexington, and there it is, the historical gem known as the Perry County Courthouse. Walking through this iconic building really gives you a historical perspective - with every glance revealing exquisite artistry and each step teaching us something new about what role it has played locally throughout time.
• Local Food Fare: In New Lexington, exploring the eclectic mix of dining spots is like taking a culinary tour right in our backyard—each restaurant and café brings something deliciously unique from across the region. New Lexington's got your back whether you're in the mood for a cozy diner breakfast, an intimate meal at a family-run bistro, smoky barbecue flavors, or grabbing slices from the local pizza spot. Don't miss the opportunity to sample locally sourced ingredients.
• Community Events: Engage with New Lexington's vibrant community by attending its annual events, festivals, and celebrations. Step right up for a day full of joy at Perry County Fair – cheer on during the livestock competitions, scream in delight riding carnival attractions, or get lost in the rhythm of live performances. Every season in New Lexington offers something special - parades roll out, concerts set stages ablaze, festivities light up lives.
• Destination: Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Hocking Hills State Park, located just a short drive from New Lexington. Imagine hiking where cliffs reach for the sky, forests blanket the earth in greenery, and waterfalls create a natural symphony—places like Old Man’s Cave and Cedar Falls make this dream a reality. Discover hidden caves, rock formations, and breathtaking vistas while enjoying the tranquility of nature.

Working in New Lexington, OH

The local economy depends on healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and hospitality. The unemployment rate is 5.5%, which is a bit higher than the national average. The median household income is $39,010 per year. That amount is around $30,000 lower than the American average of $69,021.

Economic growth is not keeping up with the rest of the country when compared to the national average. New Lexington's predicted job growth rate for the next decade is 28.3%, compared to the national rate of 33.5%.

The industries offering the most jobs are health care (11.8%), transportation equipment (9.4%), educational services (6.6%), construction (6.6%), public administration (6.2%), non-metallic mineral products (6.1%), and accommodation & food services (5.8%).

New Lexington, OH Neighborhoods

This is a small village with one neighborhood. The nearby community of Somerset is included for comparison purposes.

• New Lexington: This area has beautiful acreage. The median home price is $227.900. That amount is higher than 44.1% of other cities in the state. The average monthly rent is $1,027. The vacancy rate is 5.8%, so finding a place to rent or buy is challenging but possible.
• Somerset Carthon / New Reading: This nice neighborhood is northwest of New Lexington Village. The median real estate price is $293,827. At that price, it is more expensive than 68.6% of Ohio. Rentals are a bargain at $665 per month. The vacancy rate is 10.2%, making it not really much of a challenge to find a place to buy or rent.
• Somerset Redfield / Sego: This area includes the intersection of Highway 22 and 13. The median home price is $226,572. Rental homes are $1,310 per month. The vacancy rate is 2.6%, making it difficult to find a place to buy or rent in this part of town.

New Lexington, OH School District

The public school district is New Lexington Schools. The district spends $16,929 on each student annually. The student-to-teacher ratio is average at 16 to one.

There are two private schools in New Lexington. They are Holy Trinity School (NS to 8th) and Calvary Christian School (1st to 8th).

There are no colleges in town; however, there are 39 colleges and universities within 50 miles. The good schools nearby include the public,-four-year Ohio University in Athens (28 miles away) and the private, four-year Denison University in Granville (30 miles away).

Moving to New Lexington, OH Resource Guide

The Village of New Lexington has an elected mayor and six elected members serving on the Village Council.

Recreation includes a bowling center, community swimming pool, and parks that have a basketball court, tennis courts, bike paths, and a disc golf course.

New Lexington, OH Housing

The median home price in New Lexington is $227,900, trending up by 54.6% year-over-year. It’s a seller’s market with more buyers looking for homes than listings. Housing costs are a terrific 51% lower than the national average but rising fast. The cost of living in New Lexington is 11% lower than other cities in Ohio and 19% lower than the national average.