The Abbey at Trolley Run Station
New phase. New decorated model. Come see for yourself what makes The Abbey so special. From townhomes to single level design to classic two-story plans, Trolley Run Station offers new homes for every stage in life in one of Aiken's most special planned communities. The Abbey at Trolley Run Station is Trolley Run’s only new home construction neighborhood with it's own neighborhood pool and cabana. Enjoy Southern charm in a quiet location nestled just minutes from I-20 and Historic Downtown Aiken. USC Aiken, Aiken Technical College and Aiken Regional Medical Center are a quick drive away. Located on 2,400 acres of the rolling sandhills of west-central South Carolina, the property features dramatic elevation changes, stately stands of trees, and a 174-acre preserved wetland park. Surrounded by acres of protected natural areas, Trolley Run Station offers a refuge from the day-to-day world. For additional recreation, you'll be adjacent to the YMCA, in close proximity to Hitchcock Woods with over 2,100 acres of woodlands and 70 miles of trails, minutes to the Henderson Heritage Preserve and Wildlife Management area and you can even tee off at nearby Midland Valley Golf Club or Palmetto Golf Club.Community Information
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Mon - Sat 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sun 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Megan Cullen
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678.425.4379
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The Abbey at Trolley Run
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803.810.1795
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- Community Pool
- Cabana
- Streetlights
- 5 minutes to Downtown Aiken
- 2 minutes to Aiken Regional Hospital
- 2 minutes to USCA
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Available Homes (37)
208 DONNINGTON COURT
AIKEN SC, 29801
Est. Monthly Payment
$1,762.37 monthly*
- 1 Story
- 3 Bed
- 2 Bath
- 2 Car
214 DONNINGTON COURT
AIKEN SC, 29801
Est. Monthly Payment
$1,948.86 monthly*
- 2 Story
- 4 Bed
- 2.5 Bath
- 2 Car
840 LYTHAM DRIVE
AIKEN SC, 29801
Est. Monthly Payment
$1,978.24 monthly*
- 2 Story
- 4 Bed
- 2.5 Bath
- 2 Car
865 LYTHAM DRIVE
AIKEN SC, 29801
Est. Monthly Payment
$1,978.24 monthly*
- 2 Story
- 4 Bed
- 2.5 Bath
- 2 Car
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Area Information
Aiken, South Carolina
Find Your New D.R. Horton Home in Aiken, South Carolina
Overview
Ranked as one of the South's best small towns, Aiken is the seat of Aiken County in western South Carolina. Named for William Aiken, the president of the South Carolina Railroad, this charming city’s storied history goes all the way back to 1835.
What Makes Aiken Unique
Horses. This extraordinary part of South Carolina is famous for its rich equestrian culture. You’ll find evidence of this popular pastime all over the city.
Another special feature of this area is the Aiken campus of the University of South Carolina.
Trivia
Aiken has been named "best small town of the South" by Southern Living. It’s part of the CSRA (Central Savannah River Area).
Things To Do
The great outdoors, history that’s literally everywhere, along with beautiful parks and bustling shopping districts make Aiken the place to be. Plus, it offers a location right across the river from busy Augusta, Georgia. Below is a very short list of things to do and places to see. There is so much more to Aiken than meets the eye!
Hitchcock Woods. One of the largest urban forests in the nation, offering 65 miles of sandy trails for hiking and horseback riding.
Aiken Center for the Arts. Educational classes, fine art gallery sales, cultural activities, and support of local artists.
Aiken County Historical Museum. Immerse yourself in the history of this stunning Southern city. The building housing the museum is a "Winter Colony" cottage originally built in 1860.
Aiken Trolley Tours. Visit some of the highlights of the city aboard a comfortable “trolley-like” vehicle. Air conditioned? You betcha!
DuPont Planetarium and RPSEC Observatory. View the heavens in comfort and style inside this state-of-the-art planetarium featuring 30 ft. diameter dome. There is also an observatory open for telescope viewing following each show, weather permitting.
Hopelands Gardens. A 14-acre estate opened to the public in 1969 as a public garden. Walk in the shade of 100 year old live oaks and relax among some of the most beautiful water fountains in the city.