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Tickets on sale for 2026 St. Jude Dream Home in Lexington as construction continues
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THE APEX TIMES

Kentucky/The Apex Times/Jun 25, 2:40 PM EDT

Tickets on sale for 2026 St. Jude Dream Home in Lexington as construction continues

The 2026 St. Jude Dream Home in Lexington is taking shape in the Homeplace neighborhood, and tickets for a chance to win are now available.

Tickets for the 2026 St. Jude Dream Home in Lexington are now on sale, according to WKYT, with the nonprofit home being built in the Homeplace neighborhood as part of the St. Jude fundraising effort.

Construction on the Dream Home began in December, WKYT reported, when Mulberry Builders broke ground on the house. Work has continued since then on the property located at 4116 Meadowlark Road in Lexington.

WKYT said the current phase of the project is underway as crews work on the home during the 2026 Dream Home cycle, with the ticket sale announcement arriving while construction remains in progress.

The Lexington Dream Home raffle provides supporters an opportunity to participate by purchasing tickets for a chance to win the residence, with the house’s location in a residential development intended to draw local attention throughout the construction period.

Officials associated with the event plan to continue updating the public as the build advances, WKYT indicated, as the fundraising effort moves toward the time when the home will be completed and a winner selected.

With tickets available as of June 25, the immediate practical impact for Lexington-area residents is access to a local ticketing option tied to a major St. Jude initiative, while the build remains active at the Meadowlark Road address.

The project timeline, including when construction will reach completion and when the winner will be determined, was not detailed in the WKYT report, and readers will need to rely on the event’s official ticketing materials for final deadlines and instructions.

Why It Matters

  • The ticket sale start date means local participants can begin purchasing entries while construction is still ongoing at the Lexington site.
  • The project address and neighborhood location provide a clear physical reference point for community awareness during the build.
  • The raffle format links neighborhood development activities to a statewide and regional fundraising effort for St. Jude, affecting how residents may choose to support the organization.
  • Construction continuing after December indicates the effort is moving through a multi-month schedule, underscoring the need for clear, published timelines for deadlines and final winner selection.

Sources

Key Facts

  • Tickets for the 2026 St. Jude Dream Home in Lexington are now on sale.
  • The Dream Home is being built in the Homeplace neighborhood.
  • Mulberry Builders began construction with a ground-breaking in December.
  • The address for the Dream Home build is 4116 Meadowlark Road in Lexington.
  • The house is under construction as of June 25, 2026, when WKYT reported the ticket sale announcement.
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