Neighborhoods in Winston-Salem, NC

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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,

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    $290K

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    $166K - $480K

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  Windsor Estates

  In the dense woods northwest of Downtown Winston-Salem is Windsor Estates, an established neighborhood tied to the city’s beginnings. This community includes the historic site of North Carolina's first Moravian settlement, which dates to 1753. The esteemed Wake Forest University sits to the southeast, accounting for the mix of families, professors

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    $288K

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    $119K - $593K

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  North Point/Mallard Lakes

  North Point/Mallard Lakes is a community in northwestern Winston-Salem offering large lots that back into groves of mature trees. Houses right off the Mallard Lakes enjoy waterside views on a lake maintained by an HOA. "There's a lot of forests up there, and some homes are on a septic system, which ensures at least half an acre of land," explains

  • Average Value

    $287K

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    $147K - $1M

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    7 Listings

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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

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    $282K

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    $180K - $451K

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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

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    $282K

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    $158K - $472K

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    10 Listings

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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

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    $206K - $516K

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    1 Listing

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  North Haven/Swink Acres

  Rolling hills framed by fences, horse stables and quiet two-lane roads passing by swaths of forest and farmland. These are the familiar sights in North Haven/Swink Acres, resting on Winston-Salem’s woodsy north side. As the name indicates, this neighborhood began as two separate communities that slowly merged. Today, North Haven/Swink Acres

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    $270K

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    $224K - $372K

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  Innovation Quarter

  The small footprint of Winston-Salem’s Innovation Quarter—less than 350 acres—belies the fact that this vibrant, urban enclave is home to nearly 2 million square feet of office, lab and educational space. Not to mention the increasing number of trendy restaurants and bars. All these amenities bring life to the grand Art Deco towers, modern

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    $266K

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    $440K - $594K

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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

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    $127K - $700K

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    8 Listings

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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

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    $199K - $423K

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    3 Listings

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  Caroline Village-Janita Lakes

  More than 7 miles southwest of downtown Winston-Salem, the peaceful lifestyle in Caroline Village-Janita Lakes appeals to more than just the neighborhood’s human residents. “There’s lots of wildlife. It’s got beautiful trees and windy roads—it just doesn’t feel like you’re in town,” says Keller Williams Realtor Brianna Funte, a Piedmont Triad area

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    $245K

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    $160K - $416K

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    17 Listings

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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

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    $121K - $429K

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    14 Listings

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  Reynolda Forest/Salem Lake

  Realtor Tori Boysen sums up the attractions of Reynolda Forest/Salem Lake nicely, "People appreciate this area for its ease of access to highways. It's a short drive to downtown Winston-Salem and Winston-Salem State University, and it has awesome outdoor amenities, including Salem Lake and Quarry Park." Boysen lives 3 miles away but has close

  • Average Value

    $236K

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    $129K - $695K

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    13 Listings

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  City View

  Just four miles to the east of downtown Winston-Salem, City View is a neighborhood with active residents in a quiet, suburban setting. “The pair of lakes are big for residents in the area, especially in the summer,” says Michelle Coyne of Glenwood Homes, who has been a Realtor in Winston-Salem for five years. “There are a few golf courses in the

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    $229K

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    $151K - $362K

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    6 Listings

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  South View

  This aptly named Winston-Salem enclave offers all the convenience Southside is known for at a competitive price point. In fact, its location and prices are two of the primary reasons South View appeals to homebuyers, according to Realtor Brian Sprinkle, owner of KB Realty and a Winston-Salem local. “It’s in the southern part of Forsyth County, and

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    $228K

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    $175K - $347K

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    5 Listings

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  Northeast Winston-Salem

  Northeast Winston-Salem makes up the outer edge of city limits, as residential streets begin to turn into wooded North Carolina countryside. Straddling Interstate 74 from north to east, this area offers quiet living with easy access to the nearby cities of Kernersville and Greensboro. "There's a lot of older mid-century homes out there," says

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    $220K

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    $122K - $522K

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  Wachovia Highlands

  Wachovia Highlands, like much of Winston-Salem, is steeped in history. Many of the homes that line these shady residential streets were built before 1960; most were built between the 1920s and ‘30s. Old Salem Museums & Gardens, a National Historic Landmark District showcasing the stories of Moravian, Black and Indigenous peoples, is just around

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    $220K

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    $126K - $1.8M

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    2 Listings

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  Bethabara

  Once upon a time, Bethabara was the first European settlement in the North Carolina Piedmont, established in 1753 by Moravian settlers. Vestiges of the original village remain, preserved in Historic Bethabara Park, at the neighborhood’s north end. But today, the suburban community overlooks bustling highways and main roads in northwest

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    $220K

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    $166K - $360K

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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

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    $128K - $1.7M

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    7 Listings

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  Union Ridge

  Union Ridge offers Southside Winston-Salem’s characteristic convenience and competitive home prices. “It’s convenient for people who commute into Winston for work—location and price point are the two main draws,” says The Bearded Broker Ben Miller, a Realtor with Triad Home Real Estate. “It’s in the middle of everything, really,” agrees Realtor

  • Average Value

    $215K

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    $158K - $357K

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    4 Listings

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  Georgetown-Beacon Hill

  Georgetown-Beacon Hill is a collection of quiet subdivisions on Winston-Salem’s northwest side, nearly 10 miles from downtown. The area overlooks the historic Bethabara Park, known as the city’s birthplace, and is close to both established and up-and-coming shopping corridors. “As a city, Winston has grown and thrived in all sorts of ways

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    $213K

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    $113K - $333K

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    4 Listings

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  Stonewall/Salemtowne

  Woven into the wooded land of Winston-Salem's north side, Stonewall/Salemtowne offers suburban living just off University Parkway. "Houses there have access to a straight shot into the city,” explains Robert Wiley, a Broker with Keller Williams Realty with over 20 years of experience in the area. “And you've got access to all the shopping on that

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    $200K

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    $140K - $374K

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    5 Listings

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  Ogburn Station

  Ogburn Station is removed from the noise of downtown, resting in Winston-Salem’s northern outskirts. This neighborhood, comprised of several smaller communities and a country club, traces back to North Carolina’s budding tobacco industry in the early 1800s when the Ogburn family established a farm. A train station would arrive in the late 19th

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    $196K

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    $73K - $452K

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    9 Listings

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  Konnoak

  Cottages and convenience help define this growing Winston-Salem community. Konnoak is a residential neighborhood just a few miles south of the city’s heart. Surrounded by major highways, area residents are in an ideal location for day-to-day travel. “The neighborhood is a great place to invest in,” says Realtor Thomas McAbee with Fader Realty, who

  • Average Value

    $186K

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    $128K - $365K

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    11 Listings

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  Northwoods-Old Carver

  A scene of carports, with wide-open, large lawns and tree-lined roads are what residents of Northwoods-Old Carver can expect. Just north of the commercial-only Smith Reynolds Airport, the neighborhood sits between Old and New Walkertown Road. “It’s a quiet area,” says Jeuron Dove, Library Branch Supervisor of the Carver School Road Branch Library.

  • Average Value

    $185K

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    $109K - $352K

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    5 Listings

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