Tucked just northwest of Main Street and steps from Heritage Green, the Hampton-Pinckney Historic District is a gem in the heart of downtown Greenville. As the city’s first designated historic neighborhood, it offers a captivating mix of preserved Victorian-era architecture, mature trees, and deep-rooted charm. The streets are lined with beautiful Queen Anne, Craftsman, and Colonial Revival homes—many lovingly restored—making it a favorite for those who appreciate character and craftsmanship. Its proximity to the old trolley lines helped it grow in the early 1900s, and that same accessibility continues to make it desirable today.
Living in Hampton-Pinckney means owning a piece of Greenville’s story. Walkable to the Greenville County Library, Art Museum, and Little Theatre, and just minutes from downtown’s vibrant dining and shops, the neighborhood blends timeless appeal with modern convenience. Whether you’re drawn to the rich architecture or the sense of continuity that comes with a historic home, this neighborhood offers a lifestyle that feels both rooted and inspired.
