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Living in Lincoln, Rhode Island

What is Lincoln, Rhode Island like? Lincoln sits in the Blackstone River Valley in northern Providence County, just north of Pawtucket and about 10 miles from downtown Providence, with the Blackstone River along its eastern edge. It grew up as a set of mill villages — Manville, Albion, Lonsdale, Saylesville, and Lime Rock among them — and today pairs that history with newer subdivisions, Lincoln Woods State Park, and the Great Road historic district.

Below is a look at the villages, how property taxes work here, and where the market stands now. For current prices and days on market, see the market snapshot near the top of this page.

The Villages of Lincoln

  • Manville. A former mill village on the Blackstone River at the Cumberland line, with historic mill housing, two-families, and single-family homes.
  • Albion. A small Blackstone River mill village with 19th-century housing and a historic district.
  • Lonsdale. A village along Route 122 and the river, mixing older mill-era homes with single-families near Lonsdale Marsh.
  • Saylesville. A residential village near the Great Road historic district and the 1810 Hearthside House.
  • Lime Rock. Named for its historic lime quarries and kilns; a rural-suburban area of larger lots and newer homes along Great Road.
  • Quinnville. Denser residential streets on the Blackstone toward the Cumberland and Pawtucket lines.

Lincoln Property Taxes

Rhode Island communities set their property-tax rates every year, and the amount that applies to a given home depends on its assessed value and how the town classifies the property. Because the rate is reset annually, confirm the current Lincoln figure and your property's classification with the Lincoln Tax Assessor before relying on it.

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Lincoln, RI: Frequently Asked Questions

What are the neighborhoods in Lincoln, RI?
Lincoln is made up of historic Blackstone Valley villages, including Manville, Albion, Lonsdale, Saylesville, Lime Rock, and Quinnville, along with newer subdivisions across town.
What is Lincoln, RI known for?
Lincoln is a Blackstone River Valley town known for Lincoln Woods State Park, the Great Road historic district and the 1810 Hearthside House, its former mill villages, and Bally's Twin River Lincoln.
What types of homes are in Lincoln, RI?
Homes range from historic mill-village housing and antique colonials to capes, ranches, and newer single-family subdivisions, with some two-family homes and condominiums.
How far is Lincoln, RI from Providence?
Lincoln is roughly 10 miles north of Providence, generally about a 15- to 20-minute drive via Route 146 or I-95, depending on traffic.
Who is the best real estate agent in Lincoln, RI?
That's for you to decide, but Alexander Parmenidez works with both buyers and sellers across Rhode Island — in English and Spanish — and knows the Lincoln market village by village. Reach out anytime at 401-426-4857 or alexparmenidez.realtor.

Buying or Selling in Lincoln

Whether you're buying a first home in one of Lincoln's villages or selling, the right move starts with understanding how each part of town prices and what a specific property is really worth. I work with both buyers and sellers here — in English and Spanish — with no pressure.

Seller resource for Lincoln:Sell My House Fast in Lincoln

Alexander Parmenidez · Broker Associate, REALTOR® · Coldwell Banker Realty
401-426-4857 · alexparmenidez.realtor

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