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St. Jude Dream Home in Lexington’s Homeplace neighborhood is complete, with fewer than 3,000 tickets remaining
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THE APEX TIMES

Kentucky/The Apex Times/Jul 31, 3:33 PM EDT

St. Jude Dream Home in Lexington’s Homeplace neighborhood is complete, with fewer than 3,000 tickets remaining

The St. Jude Dream Home on Meadowlark Road in Lexington is finished and still accepting entries, according to WKYT, as the raffle approaches its final ticket availability window.

A St. Jude Dream Home being raffled in Lexington is now complete, and fewer than 3,000 tickets remain available for people seeking a chance to win the property, according to a report from WKYT.

The home is located on Meadowlark Road in the Homeplace neighborhood, where the Dream Home event has been drawing local attention as families and supporters look for ways to participate in the fundraising effort.

WKYT’s report described the finished residence and noted that ticket availability is limited, with less than 3,000 tickets still available at the time of publication on July 31, 2026.

The program also features patient stories tied to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, with the WKYT image credited to the event showing Reed, identified by the outlet as a former St. Jude patient.

With a large home completed and ticket inventory running low, the practical impact for prospective participants is straightforward, entries remain open but at a reduced capacity as the raffle moves toward the point where ticket sales will end.

The Dream Home giveaway is being watched locally as a community event with a clear deadline dynamic, since the number of remaining tickets determines how long new participants can still obtain an entry before the raffle moves to the drawing stage.

For Lexington-area residents, the near-term focus is on confirming ticket availability and entry requirements through the official St. Jude Dream Home channels, particularly given the report’s emphasis on the limited number of remaining tickets.

Why It Matters

  • Ticket availability affects when potential participants can still enter the raffle, since the remaining inventory is limited.
  • The giveaway ties local participation in Lexington to St. Jude’s fundraising effort through a community-linked event.
  • A completed home provides the program’s centerpiece and indicates it is moving from construction to the final stages of the giveaway process.
  • Limited ticket numbers increase the urgency for families planning around the cost and rules of participation, which should be confirmed through official program materials.

Sources

Key Facts

  • St. Jude Dream Home in Lexington’s Homeplace neighborhood is complete, according to WKYT.
  • The home is located on Meadowlark Road.
  • WKYT reported that fewer than 3,000 tickets remain available for the giveaway.
  • The event was reported by WKYT on July 31, 2026.
  • WKYT’s accompanying image credit identifies Reed as a former St. Jude patient.
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