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Southeast Greensboro community home to longtime residents
A couple of miles southeast of Downtown Greensboro, Lincoln Heights is an established community in a convenient spot with schools and a big city park, all within walking distance. “There’s a shopping center right down the road and access to a bus line,” adds Christie Harrison, a real estate agent with Realty One Group Results Greensboro. The neighborhood is hugged by major highways, but living here comes with more than convenience. Harrison says it’s a community where people choose to stay, “especially if they came from the neighborhood." She adds, "There’s the nostalgia of being there, knowing the neighbors, and being able to look out for them,” explains Harrison, who’s lived in Greensboro for 20 years.
Lincoln Heights is a quiet suburban town only minutes from downtown Greensboro.
Bluford Park is beloved by locals in Lincoln Heights for its lovely walking paths.
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Single-story and split-level living
Single-family homes here are from the late 1940s through the 1960s, and typically have two or three bedrooms and sit on grassy quarter-acre lots with varying levels of landscaping. Mature trees dot front yards, while thicker swaths of trees provide shade and privacy in backyards. Buyers have a catalog of housing styles to choose from. Red-brick ranch-style homes are most common and can come fashioned with carports or small porches. Cozy cottages and split-level homes feature colonial- and Craftsman-inspired details like stone siding, louver shutters and two-car garages. Home prices range from $100,000 to $250,000, with the average sale price up 9% in 2024 compared to 2023.
Lincoln Heights offers a friendly close knit neighborhood feel.
Lincoln Heights features several split-level colonial style homes.
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Drive or catch a ride around the Triad
As in much of the city, residents here drive around or take public transportation. Greensboro Transit Agency bus stops dot Florida Street and Willow Road for rides into Downtown Greensboro, 3 miles away. That’s where residents can head to Greensboro Station to board Amtrak trains and Greyhound buses. Piedmont Triad International Airport is a 17-mile drive via Interstate 85. Drivers can also easily access South O. Henry Boulevard, Old U.S. 421 and East Gate City Boulevard. Cyclists can use Willow Road and Florida Street to connect to other bike-friendly routes and trails in the city.
Lincoln Heights residents enjoy easy access to interstate 40/85 allowing travel anywhere.
Lincoln Heights folks can utilize GTA busses to reach downtown and beyond.
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Locally owned restaurants nearby
Residents in Lincoln Heights head downtown for trendy restaurants, boutique shopping and nightlife. A popular cluster of restaurants and shops line South Elm Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. For a quick meal close to home, locals love Ocean Blue, a small, unassuming eatery serving up fried seafood. Another favored spot is Biscuitville, a longtime regional breakfast franchise known for its house-made biscuits. Grocery shopping is done at the nearby Food Lion and Walmart Neighborhood Market.
Ocean Blue Seafood is a popular local restaurant in Lincoln Heights.
Lincoln Heights folks love their local Biscuitville.
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Barber Park, a YMCA and Gateway Gardens
A small neighborhood park, a large city park, a new YMCA and an expansive garden are all less than a mile away. The quiet Bluford Park is tucked along the neighborhood’s southern border. Families can take the kids to the playground or find shade under a tree for a picnic. The park’s paved walking paths connect to the sprawling Barber Park, a popular place in the summer for its expansive playground and sprayground surrounded by picnic shelters. With a baseball stadium, event center, amphitheater and indoor sports pavilion, it’s become a thriving community center point. The park is also home to Bikewalla, a community bike shop that teaches bike repair skills and has a “bike library” where people can rent a bike during their park visit for free. The new Hayes-Taylor Memorial YMCA is next door, offering group fitness classes, summer camps and teen mentoring programs. Just beyond that is Gateway Gardens, 11 acres of picturesque horticulture. “It’s beautiful. People love to take pictures, walk around, relax and enjoy the scenery,” Harrison says.
Hayes-Taylor Memorial YMCA, Lincoln Heights, Greensboro, NC
Fans of beautiful plants and flowers from Lincoln Heights head to Gateway Gardens.
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A historically significant high school
Students on the public school track here are within a mile of every school they can attend. Bluford Elementary School gets C-plus rating from Niche. The A-minus-rated Academy at Lincoln is ranked the seventh-best public middle school in Guilford County. James B. Dudley High School earns a C-plus rating. Opened in 1928, Dudley was the county’s first black high school in a segregated school system. The building has since been enlisted to the National Register of Historic Places and welcomes a diverse student body of about 1,350 students. Guilford County Schools is building a Visual and Performing Arts Elementary school in the neighborhood. Construction is in the early stages, and no expected completion date has been set. Vandalia Christian School, Hope Academy and Clara Science Academy are nearby options for those interested in private education.
James B. Dudley High School
The Academy at Lincoln serves over 600 students in grades 4-8.
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Crime
While having a CAP Index crime score of 5 out of 10, compared to the national average of 4 out of 10, Lincoln Heights has an above-average risk for violent crime. After a spike in homicides citywide, the Greensboro Police Department launched a violent crime reduction team in March of 2023. The department also partners with violence interruption groups, community organizations and the Greensboro Office of Community Safety, which is working to combat the root causes of violence and reach out to those most at risk.
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On average, homes in Lincoln Heights, Greensboro sell after 35 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Lincoln Heights, Greensboro over the last 12 months is $194,000, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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