Lincolnton, Georgia (GA) Resort Real Estate, Homes, Lots, Communities and Property

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The town of Lincolnton is set in the midst of Georgia’s Freshwater Coast, a beautiful region made up of rivers and lakes which flow along the border with South Carolina for more than a hundred miles. Come and discover the recreational treasures of historic Lincolnton, whose downtown village dates from the 1850’s and offers an un-crowded, friendly atmosphere. This charming southern town features a fine selection of real estate for a family home, investment property, vacation retreat or lakeside retirement paradise.

The focal point of activity is Clark Hill/ Strom Thurmond Lake, the largest man made reservoir east of the Mississippi, covering 71,000 acres and boasting 1,200 miles of shoreline. A popular summer and second vacation destination, the lake region includes a number of pristine state parks and superb public access golf courses. Fishing, swimming, hiking and camping are all part of the fabric of life in the Freshwater Coast. Lincolnton is a short drive north from Augusta, the 2 nd largest city in the state, which proudly features the beautifully restored Riverwalk district and attractions such as an amphitheater for concerts, an outstanding art museum and the city’s renowned golf courses.

For those looking for an active lifestyle on the water, Larkspur Landing is an intimate community of spacious homesites situated along the shores of Clark Hill Lake. This lakefront community offers dockable waterfront lots with fabulous views of the lake and the untouched acreage which surrounds the neighborhood. An outdoor lover’s paradise, this Georgia lakefront property is conveniently located just 35 minutes from Augusta, GA and just two hours from Atlanta.

A quiet place of sublime natural beauty, Lincoln County and the town of Lincolnton are perfectly described by their motto: The place where man and nature walk together.”