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Cold Stone Creamery opens third Lexington location at The Commons off Leestown Road
The Apex Times

THE APEX TIMES

Kentucky/The Apex Times/Aug 19, 1:24 PM EDT

Cold Stone Creamery opens third Lexington location at The Commons off Leestown Road

The ice cream chain has debuted its third Lexington shop in a new development area known as The Commons, according to local reporting.

Cold Stone Creamery has opened its third location in Lexington as part of a new city development called The Commons off Leestown Road, WKYT reported on Aug. 19, citing the Lexington Herald-Leader. The opening marks an expansion of the ice cream shop’s local presence and brings a new storefront to a growing retail corridor described by local coverage as under development.

WKYT’s report said the new shop is the chain’s third Cold Stone location in Lexington. The outlet is positioned within The Commons, a project WKYT characterized as a new development off Leestown Road, placing the opening in the context of continued commercial growth in the area.

The Commons development, as described in the coverage, reflects a broader trend of new neighborhood retail and restaurant space in Lexington, where additional businesses have been moving into newly completed or newly planned sites. In that setting, Cold Stone’s arrival adds to the mix of consumer-facing options available to area residents and visitors who access the Leestown Road area.

While the reporting focused on the opening itself, it did not provide additional details in the material reviewed here, such as the number of employees the new store will staff, a lease start date, or the specific opening-day hours. The practical effect for customers is the availability of the chain’s menu at a new site, rather than requiring travel to existing Lexington locations.

For local planning and community impact, openings like this can affect traffic patterns around access points, parking availability, and nearby foot traffic, particularly when a business opens in a retail development that is still taking shape. As The Commons continues to build out, the addition of a well-known, local footfall business may also influence the commercial momentum of the surrounding area.

The next steps for residents seeking operational information are to check Cold Stone’s store details through the chain’s official channels, since this report centered on the fact of the opening and the location within The Commons rather than operational specifics.

Why It Matters

  • The new location adds consumer-facing retail options within a newly developed area off Leestown Road.
  • New storefront openings can shift local traffic and parking demand around development access points, particularly as surrounding projects continue.
  • An additional Cold Stone location may affect how residents choose where to shop for ice cream within Lexington.
  • The report did not include operational specifics, so customers will need to confirm hours and services through official chain information as the store settles in.

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Key Facts

  • Cold Stone Creamery opened its third Lexington location on Aug. 19, WKYT reported.
  • The new shop is located in The Commons development off Leestown Road.
  • WKYT reported that the opening is based on information from the Lexington Herald-Leader.
  • The opening expands Cold Stone’s footprint in Lexington with an additional storefront.