Why Live in Frazier Marsh
Frazier Marsh, deep into the southern outskirts of Greensboro, offers a peaceful countryside lifestyle with rolling farmlands and serene waters near Randleman Lake. This rural community features heavily wooded properties and homes built in the latter half of the 20th century, including ranch styles and small bungalows, as well as larger, stately homes. Residents have easy access to U.S. Highway 311, Route 85, and Route 74, making commutes to busier areas straightforward, though a vehicle is necessary due to the lack of nearby public transportation. Students attend Guilford County Schools, which have above-average ratings. The natural environment is a significant feature, with Randleman Lake offering 3,000 acres of water and 100 miles of shoreline for kayaking, fishing, and exploring. Southwest Park provides additional recreational opportunities with hiking trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas. Local farms, such as Ingram’s Family Farm, invite residents to pick strawberries and enjoy fresh baked goods. For everyday needs, the nearest Food Lion is in Jamestown, where residents can also enjoy historic downtown and dining options like Black Powder Smokehouse.
