Lexington Commons Townhomes in Central West Columbia

First Impressions

Lexington Commons in West Columbia has the feel of a compact, established pocket where practical layouts and straightforward upkeep set the tone. The homes here date to the early-to-mid 1980s, and the neighborhood’s look is shaped by attached residences with modest lots, fenced patios, and a consistent residential rhythm along Hulon Circle and Hulon Lane. Many homes feature brick exteriors, which gives the community a grounded, cohesive appearance that reads well from the street.

"A low-maintenance pocket with a polished, lived-in character and quick access to the city’s main routes."

Home Styles & Community Feel

This is primarily a single-family residential setting, though the housing stock includes townhome and duplex-style layouts that make the most of the footprint. Floor plans tend to be efficient and familiar: three bedrooms, two baths, a main-level bedroom in some homes, and living spaces that open to patios or fenced back areas. Interior updates show up often in the form of LVP flooring, refreshed paint, updated lighting, stainless steel appliances, and improved ductwork, so the overall feel is more move-in ready than dated. A few homes also include wood-burning fireplaces and exterior storage, adding everyday convenience without unnecessary fuss.

The community’s scale is part of its appeal. Lots are generally small, and that keeps maintenance manageable while preserving a tidy neighborhood profile. Basements are present throughout the community, while garages are not a defining feature, so the architecture leans toward simple, efficient living rather than oversized footprints.