Why Live in Deep River
Deep River, a northern suburb of High Point, offers a laid-back lifestyle with panoramic views of Oak Hollow Lake and a strong sense of community. Residents often engage in "curbing," where they gather at the edge of the street to chat while children play. The neighborhood features a mix of established and new single-family homes, including ranch-style, New Traditional, Colonial Revival, and Tudor-inspired properties. Streets are lined with pine trees, and homes near Oak Hollow Lake boast open front porches and are within walking distance of the water. The area is served by highly rated schools such as Southwest Guilford Elementary and Southwest Guilford High. Local amenities include the Palladium Shopping Center, which is 3 miles away and offers regional food chains, a movie theater, and locally owned shops. Dining options include Odeh’s Mediterranean Kitchen and Capra’s Italian Deli. For recreation, residents can visit Oak Hollow Festival Lake Park, which hosts the annual Uncle Sam Jam, and High Point City Lake Park, known for its WinterFest. The Deep River Recreation Center provides youth programs and sports facilities, while Oak Hollow Lake offers fishing, sailing, and kayaking opportunities. Commuting is facilitated by NC-68, with Interstate 40 and downtown High Point accessible within a few miles. Although traffic can be heavy near NC-68, planned road improvements aim to alleviate congestion. The neighborhood is safer than the national average, adding to its appeal for families.