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Founded by Eclipse award-winning horseman Arnold Kirkpatrick, we at Kirkpatrick & Co. prize our heritage as an independent farm brokerage. We’re known for our expertise, white-glove approach, and passion for history & hospitality.

We believe earning a client’s trust is a privilege. Our appreciation of that fact is reflected in every aspect of our service. Because we are a boutique brokerage, we offer a bespoke approach, activating a personalized suite of strategies for each client.

Our Trusted Team

Meet Our Expert Associates

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Zach Davis
President & Principal Broker

“I have the privilege of being a Kentuckian,” begins broker Zach Davis when asked to describe himself. That heritage, solidified by his ancestors more than twelve generations ago, forms the foundation for his life’s work. Childhood days spent wading in the waters of the Elkhorn attuned him to the beauty of […]

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Betsy W. Lankford
Associate

Betsy hails from storied Bourbon County where she still resides. She & her husband Rob meticulously restored a historic home on her family farm, Ansford, lending extensive expertise in historic preservation. Betsy rode and competed for 12 years with Saddlebreds and today is an avid fox hunter.

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Catherine Gibson
Associate

A proud Kentucky native, Catherine is from Lexington. After earning a degree in public relations from the University of South Carolina, she returned home, receiving a Master’s degree in Strategic Communications from the University of Kentucky. Catherine currently serves as a deacon and a member of the PneuLex committee at […]

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Greg Martelli
Greg H. Martelli
Associate Broker

Greg’s passion for fine Central Kentucky homes is unparalleled. With great vision, he has assisted in the creation & restoration of hundreds of estates across the Bluegrass. His unique background as a builder provides a value-added experience for his clients. With more than forty years’ real estate experience, […]

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Hannah Davis Emig
Associate

Hannah Davis Emig is proud to call Lexington home. Born and raised here, she attended Cassidy and Sayre Schools, followed by boarding school in North Carolina and Sweet Briar College in Virginia. After college, she moved to Chicago, lived in the Middle East and Germany – and while […]

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Lucy Hicks Worrell
Associate

Lucy is from Midway, Woodford County, Kentucky and has held her real estate license since 1979. A proud alumna of Agnes Scott College, Lucy began an insurance career at Fasig-Tipton Livestock Underwriters. In 1984, she started Motion-Hicks Ltd. with a primary focus on equine […]

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Natalie Frost Davis
Marketing & Historic Research

Natalie provides research & marketing for Kirkpatrick & Co. From social media to strategic branding, she writes and designs media to best serve a discerning clientele. With a background in librarianship, she also specializes in historic research, crafting personalized and richly-detailed materials for historic offerings. A Lexington native & Centre […]

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Robin Owens
Associate

Robin Owens puts her passion for home & hospitality to work for each of her clients. Her knack for intent listening helps capture a clients’ desired lifestyle, making her a favorite among Buyers. Able to pinpoint each client’s heartfelt wants, she creates a plan to acquire the perfect property “fit.” Robin’s […]

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Tamara Bayer
Associate

Tamara Bayer, a native of the Hoosier State has worked in the real estate industry for over 17 years, following a successful stint in the medical profession. Tamara prides herself in putting the time and effort into each and every client. Customer Service is the key. Communication […]

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The Kirkpatrick & Co. Difference

We possess remarkable prowess handling private sales, uncovering properties not publicly listed, and expertly delivering favorable terms for our clients. Most of our clients are repeat clients.

Our Heritage


When Arnold Kirkpatrick formed Kirkpatrick & Co. three decades ago, he envisioned a brokerage that would offer not only authoritative knowledge and experience but a sense of integrity permeating the firm’s every action.

Arnold understood that the purchase or sale of a property was not the end of a relationship, but a prelude. He treasured the friendships he built with clients, offering a unique blend of industry expertise and Bluegrass hospitality to individuals both local and international.

Steeped in that tradition, Kirkpatrick & Co. remains pleased to provide clients excellent – and gracious – representation.

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Find your place in the Bluegrass

Which community is right for you?

Explore the Bluegrass Counties

Fayette

Fayette County, Kentucky was founded in 1780, five years after the town of Lexington. For thousands of years, the area had been known for its fertile soil and abundant sources of calcium-rich, natural spring water. Central Kentucky quickly became a center for enterprise, education, and culture. Today the region’s hub maintains its unique identity as the 28th largest city in the U.S., encircled by a productive & beautiful green belt.

Bourbon

Bourbon County is home to some of the finest Thoroughbred horse farms in the world, including Adena Springs, Claiborne, Darley Stonerside, Greenwood Lodge, Hurricane Hills, Stone Farm, Stoneleigh, Stonereath, and Xalapa. Runnymede Farm, the Commonwealth’s oldest, continually-operated Thoroughbred breeding operation, is located on 365 magnificent acres here.

Woodford

Woodford County, Kentucky boasts equine excellence, scenic & historic vistas, as well as famed Bourbon distilleries. Bordered largely by the Kentucky River, Woodford County is home to farms such as Airdrie, Coolmore, Three Chimneys, WinStar and the Gainsborough division of Godolphin. Lane’s End Farm played host for Queen Elizabeth II’s visits to the Bluegrass.

Scott

Just north of Lexington-Fayette County, Scott County was explored and settled in the late 18th century. The county displays gently rolling hills & soil suitable for horse farms in the south, and more densely wooded, steeper topography in the north. Home to a Toyota manufacturing facility, the city of Georgetown has experience tremendous growth in recent years.

Clark

Clark County has a proud tradition of agriculture, particularly cattle and tobacco. Portions of the county, like the Combs Ferry Road, Jones Nursery Road, and Grimes Mill, are well-known for their beautiful vistas and fascinating histories. The county seat of Winchester is a friendly & historic small town.

Jessamine

Jessamine County has been extensively developed in recent years for industry, retail, and residential uses. With an abundance of historic homes, Jessamine County has also become a popular region for fine contemporary estates. The Taylor Made & Ramsey farms have brought extensive thoroughbred prowess to the county.

Harrison

An old farming community, residents have been cultivating fine soils for many centuries. Located near the South Fork of the Licking River, Harrison County is bordered by a handful of others, including Scott & Bourbon counties. Cynthiana, its county seat, boasts great commerce with 3M, Lucas Equine, and Bullard, inventors of the hard hat.
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