Heritage Hills - Nicholtown

New Homes in a Historic Community

Heritage Hills is a new home community located in the historic Nicholtown neighborhood—one of Greenville’s oldest Black communities, established in the mid-1800s. Designed to expand affordable homeownership opportunities, this development blends modern, energy-efficient homes with a location deeply rooted in community and culture.

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Home Features

Single Family Home

3-4 Bedrooms

2 Full Bathrooms

1,100–1,300 sq. ft.

2-Car Driveway

Front Porch or Rear Patio/Deck (varies by lot)

Included Appliances

  • Oven & range

  • Refrigerator

  • Microwave

  • Dishwasher

  • Garbage disposal

Energy Efficiency & Construction

  • Energy Star® Certified

  • Indoor Air Plus Certified

  • All-electric appliances and systems

Built for long-term affordability with lower utility costs and healthier indoor air quality.

Neighborhood Features

  • Shared outdoor green space

  • Active neighborhood association

  • Blocks from Phillis Wheatley Community Center

  • Close to grocery stores, retail, and daily essentials

  • Access to public transportation

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Nearby Schools

Elementary Schools:

  • East North Street Academy

  • Mitchell Road Elementary

  • Charis Language Immersion Academy

Middle Schools:

  • Sterling School

  • Beck International Academy

High Schools:

  • J.L. Mann High Academy

Specialty Schools:

  • Charles Townes Center (Gifted & Talented)

  • Veritas Preparatory School

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Community Background

Nicholtown traces its roots to 1849, when land originally owned by Elisha Green was passed down and later divided. By the 1870s, formerly enslaved Black families established what became a thriving, multigenerational neighborhood. Today, Heritage Hills continues that legacy—creating opportunities for families to plant roots and build stability in a historically significant community.

Why Heritage Hills

✔ Close to downtown without downtown pricing
✔ Energy-efficient homes that reduce monthly costs
✔ Strong neighborhood identity and history
✔ Designed for first-time and income-qualified homebuyers
✔ Access to community resources and support