Second-alarm fire displaces family after home partially collapses on Lexington’s Wyndham Hills Drive

A family and a man were displaced after a fire destroyed a home on Wyndham Hills Drive in Lexington, fire officials said in a report published Nov. 1 by LEX18.

The incident was reported as a second-alarm fire, with crews dispatched to the neighborhood for a structure fire where the residence sustained extensive damage, the station reported.

LEX18 said the home experienced a partial collapse during the blaze. The report described the destruction at the property and the displacement of the people inside when the fire broke out.

Fire response teams worked at the scene to control the fire and address conditions created by the damage and collapse, the report said. The station did not identify a cause of the fire in its account.

The report also did not specify the occupants’ injuries or whether anyone was treated at a hospital, focusing instead on the extent of the property damage and the immediate displacement.

As firefighters completed their efforts at the scene, the next steps would typically include damage assessment and review by investigators, along with determinations on restoration and temporary housing needs for those displaced, according to standard process following residential structure fires.

No information was provided in the report on the timeline for investigation, the origin of the flames, or any citations or charges at the time of publication.