Lincolnville SquareAdditional Homesites Coming Soon

In 1867, two years after the end of the Civil War, seven African-American men rode the South Carolina Special train from Charleston to start a new life. They found an area where trains stopped for water, wood, and coal and bought 620 acres from the South Carolina Railroad Company for $1,000. They named their new town “Lincolnville” after the late President Abraham Lincoln. Today, Lincolnville’s 1.2 square miles are home to about 1,200 people who relish the friendliness of this peaceful setting—which also happens to be located just minutes from Summerville, an active suburb of Charleston and North Charleston. Lincolnville Square is growing into a unique neighborhood of single-family homes that combine the grace of Southern architecture with a contemporary interior and sophisticated features. With lots up to almost a half-acre and floor plans from 1,425 to 3,160 square feet, you can comfortably find your home here. Contact us to explore the opportunities at Lincolnville Square and become part of small town with a proud heritage.