Why Live in Hackett Lake
Hackett Lake in Greensboro is a neighborhood about 6 miles from downtown, characterized by midcentury homes set on spacious lots, often surrounded by mature trees or grassy lawns. The area is known for its privacy and proximity to city amenities, with Barber Park just across Interstate 40 offering features like a playground, splash pad, amphitheater, and sports facilities. Despite the inaccessibility of Hackett Lake itself, residents can enjoy nearby recreational spaces. The neighborhood is well-connected, with Interstate 85 forming a loop around Greensboro and providing easy access to various parts of the city. Homes here are typically midcentury ranch-style, with some Cape Cods and minimal traditionals, and the median lot size is about one acre. Southeast Guilford High, a highly rated school, serves the area, and nearby educational institutions include North Carolina Agriculture and Technical State University and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. For shopping, a small plaza with a Food Lion, Walmart Neighborhood Market, and several fast-casual dining options is 3 miles west, while Four Seasons Town Centre, a larger mall, is 7 miles away. The neighborhood is safer than the national average, and healthcare facilities like Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital and Kindred Hospital Greensboro are within a short drive. Local attractions include Gateway Gardens and Gillespie Golf Course, with Forest Oaks Country Club offering an alternative for golf enthusiasts. Downtown Greensboro provides additional dining and entertainment options, including Natty Greene’s Downtown and Mellow Mushroom, as well as the annual North Carolina Folk Festival.
