Studio Apartments for Rent in High Point, NC

Known globally as the Home Furnishings Capital, High Point hosts the world's largest furniture trade show twice yearly, drawing industry professionals from across the globe. The city features an array of outdoor recreation spots, including Oak Hollow Lake for boating and fishing, plus the Piedmont Environmental Center with scenic forest trails. The High Point Greenway connects 4.9 miles of city parks, while unique attractions like the World's Largest Chest of Drawers and John Coltrane statue add local character. Dining highlights include Magnolia Blue's Southern cuisine from its rooftop patio and Blue Water Grille's fresh Caribbean seafood.

The High Point real estate market includes properties ranging from $100,000 to $827,000. The median sale price for single family homes is $265,000, while townhomes have a median price of $277,500. Downtown High Point has single family homes with a median price of $206,000. The Sandy Ridge neighborhood commands higher prices with a median of $495,000 for single family homes. Oak View presents a mid-range option with single family homes at a $235,000 median price.

Property taxes in High Point stand at 0.88%, matching nearby Greensboro but slightly higher than Winston-Salem at 0.85%. North Carolina levies a 4.25% state income tax and 4.75% state sales tax. The city connects to major highways I-85 and I-40, with Piedmont Triad International Airport 15 miles away. High Point University anchors the education sector, while private schools like Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School and Wesleyan Christian Academy maintain A or higher ratings. The public Middle College at GTCC High Point also earns an A rating.