Neighborhoods in the 27103 ZIP Code

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Ardmore

Less than two miles southwest of downtown Winston-Salem, Ardmore is a quiet, historic neighborhood with tree-lined streets, early 20th-century homes and the Wake Forest School of Medicine. Ardmore grew out of Salem’s strong economic growth of the early 1900s, which produced affluent households that often employed housekeepers, chefs, gardeners,
- Average Value
  
  $329K
- List Price
  
  $196K - $551K
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  38 Listings
Ardmore
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Village Center

Village Center is the heart of Clemmons, a village along the southwestern edge of Winston-Salem with over 200 years of history and more than 20,000 residents. “It’s a nice well-rounded community, but it’s not as big as Winston-Salem,” says Decca Slaughter, the Clemmons Branch Manager for Forsyth County Public Library. “We’re great for people who
- Average Value
  
  $327K
- List Price
  
  $259K - $448K
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  6 Listings
Village Center
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Clemmons North

Clemmons North overlooks U.S. Route 421 and Interstate 40 from the north side of Clemmons, a village southwest of Winston-Salem. “It’s got a small-town feel. The people are friendly and engaged in a lot of activities,” says Lewisville-Clemmons Chamber of Commerce Event and Communications Coordinator Janet Copia, referring to Clemmons as a whole.
- Average Value
  
  $322K
- List Price
  
  $221K - $477K
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  5 Listings
Clemmons North
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Huntington Woods

Huntington Woods is a small subdivision between Clemmons and Winston-Salem property, where homes are surrounded by thick groves of oak and pine trees. The sylvan buffers belie the neighborhood’s proximity to two major roadways, but Interstate 40 and US Route 421 are both minutes away, connecting residents to bustling business corridors and the
- Average Value
  
  $321K
- List Price
  
  $197K - $632K
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  6 Listings
Huntington Woods
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Clemmons West

Clemmons West is an entirely residential corridor in the upper half of Clemmons, a village 7 miles southwest of downtown Winston-Salem. Dense woods fill much of the neighborhood, with small subdivisions occasionally breaking through the greenery. Its 3,500-plus residents are within 3 miles of Clemmons’ central stretch, which houses big-name and
- Average Value
  
  $307K
- List Price
  
  $135K - $461K
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  5 Listings
Clemmons West
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Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook

The Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook neighborhood offers residents a combination of natural, rural beauty with suburban practicality. "People like that they have easy access to Highways 40 and 421 and lots of shopping and dining choices," says COVO Realtor Sarah Katsamas, who lived in Winston-Salem for 30 years. Known as a City of Arts and Innovation,
- Average Value
  
  $290K
- List Price
  
  $161K - $505K
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  16 Listings
Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook
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Salem Woods

The “Ana Karenina” principle established by Leo Tolstoy, that all happy families are alike, may hold true for neighborhoods, too. The most highly sought-after areas tend to combine quiet atmospheres with convenient, commutable locations and highly rated schools. The tree-filled, secluded subdivisions of Salem Woods, overlooking two main
- Average Value
  
  $282K
- List Price
  
  $180K - $486K
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  20 Listings
Salem Woods
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South Peace Haven

South Peace Haven lives up to its name. Situated about 7 miles southwest of downtown Winston-Salem, this collection of suburban enclaves is well-insulated from the busy city center. But overlooking Interstate 40 and US Route 421, residents don’t need to sacrifice convenience for calm here. According to eXp Head Realty Group Realtor Nikki
- Average Value
  
  $282K
- List Price
  
  $158K - $472K
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  10 Listings
South Peace Haven
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Knollwood-Hanestown

Residents living in Knollwood-Hanestown enjoy their proximity to downtown Winston-Salem —which is only a 4-mile drive via U.S. Route 421 South — and local highways. U.S. Route 158 bisects the neighborhood from north to south. "Residents have access to lots of great shopping and dining," says COVO Realtor Sarah Katsamas, who lived in Winston-Salem
- Average Value
  
  $278K
- List Price
  
  $206K - $517K
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  1 Listing
Knollwood-Hanestown
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Washington Park

Directly south of downtown Winston-Salem and often referred to as Southside by locals, Washington Park is revered as one of the city’s most coveted neighborhoods. Steeped in history and flowing with hip local businesses, Washington Park fuses historical charm with modern touches and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Average Value
  
  $265K
- List Price
  
  $123K - $703K
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  8 Listings
Washington Park
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West Salem

A historic district in one of the oldest areas of Winston-Salem, West Salem has its roots as a residential neighborhood in the industrialization that took place in the city at the turn of the 20th century. Winston-Salem needed housing for workers at nearby factories, and many of the houses still in the neighborhood today were built for that
- Average Value
  
  $261K
- List Price
  
  $202K - $423K
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  3 Listings
West Salem
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Aldbridge-Heather Hills

Aldbridge-Heather Hills gets part of its name from the small golf course at its center; the other comes from its northernmost subdivision. Encompassing several communities southwest of Downtown Winston-Salem, this neighborhood covers a large swath of land between Interstate 40 and Clemmonsville Road outside Hanes Mall. “I love it there,” says Tina
- Average Value
  
  $240K
- List Price
  
  $122K - $428K
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  18 Listings
Aldbridge-Heather Hills
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Hootstown

Hootstown is a suburb 5 miles southwest of downtown Winston-Salem, not far from the entertainment and business centers within the Triad. “Hootstown is close to Peters Creek Parkway, which takes you to Arcadia, Lexington and Davidson County. And to I-40, which makes going to Greensboro a quick commute,” says Sarah Katsamas, a Covo Realty Realtor
- Average Value
  
  $216K
- List Price
  
  $127K - $1.7M
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  6 Listings
Hootstown
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The Village

The Village is known for its mix of residential and commercial areas, and 92% of the people who live here are renters. Homes are budget-friendly for those seeking to buy, and the community is close to city amenities. "People like that they have easy access to Highways 40, [which turns into] 421 and lots of shopping and dining choices," says COVO
- Average Value
  
  $147K
- List Price
  
  $114K - $241K
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  1 Listing
The Village

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