Saylesville, Lincoln, RI
Village on the Moshassuck with deep mill roots
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Living in Saylesville
Saylesville is a historic village in southeastern Lincoln along the Moshassuck River, named for the Sayles family whose bleachery and mills operated here for generations. The village has a proud neighborhood identity, its own fire district, and a mix of older village housing and quieter residential streets.
Its location near the Pawtucket line makes it one of the more convenient villages in Lincoln for commuters, with Route 95 and Route 146 both close by.
What the Homes Are Like
- Village colonials and older single-family homes
- Some multi-family stock near the mill areas
- Residential streets extending toward Lime Rock
Local Highlights
Moshassuck River
The river that powered the Sayles mills.
Saylesville Meeting House
Historic Friends meeting house, a local landmark.
Lincoln Woods nearby
The town's signature state park is minutes away.
Saylesville is part of Lincoln
Lincoln Woods, the Blackstone, and a commuter's sweet spot.