The median home value in Lincoln, AL is $374,900.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $186,300.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Lincoln, AL is $374,900.
Approximately 62% of Lincoln homes are owned,
compared to 14% rented, while
23% are vacant.
Lincoln real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Lincoln real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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30 plus or minus acres of beautiful land with tons of wildlife, land was a former mobile home park. can be rezoned to mobile home park or residential, there are 3 locations on property with power access, water and septic's.
155 Acres with high visibility and high traffic count off I-20 or Hwy 78 East. Located conveniently between Birmingham and Atlanta. Time to invest is now.
Don't miss this opportunity to build your own dream home on .59 acres in a highly desired and established neighborhood of Sherwood Forest. Lot is convenient to shopping and dining. Subdivision has curbs and gutters as well as underground utilities available. Survey available and has been re-marked recently with property lines visible.
Come build your forever home on this 3+ acre lot in the sought after community of Goldmine Acres. The neighborhood has a lake access for residents. The lot is already improved and ready to build! Convenient to Oxford, Anniston, and Heflin.
Excellent location for commercial investment property located at Hollis Crossroads in Cleburne County, AL. This 9 +/- acre tract has great road frontage on well traveled US Hwy. 431 and is across the street from Dollar General and First Bank. Known as the old Hollis homeplace, the land lays well with a circular driveway in place. Property has great potential as a service station, convenience store, restaurant, strip mall, office or many other uses. Has access to county water and power.
