Ferrill Square Apartments is located in Lexington, Kentucky. This property consists of 59 units one-bedroom apartments with low income housing tax credit with 80% of the resident population consisting of at least one household member that is 55 years of age or older. Ferrill Square, formerly known as Douglass School was one of first projects to be financed through Lexington's Affordable Housing Trust Fund. Douglass School, owned by First African Baptist Church sat vacant from 1972 to 1999. It was then renovated to become Kanisa Apartments. In 2012 the apartments were renamed Ferrill Square after London Ferrill, a former preacher at First African Baptist Church.