$379,000
111 Fosstoral St, King, NC 27021
Enjoy seamless one-level living in a spacious open floor plan with three bedrooms and an office.The standout feature is the impressive 30x40 garage-currently used as a professional race shop. Tons of room for vehicles, tools, projects, or hobbies. Prime location near shopping, dining, recreation, all on a private lot. This rare find won't last-schedule your tour today.
Shelly Carter Carolina Farms & Homes - King
King, North Carolina, located about 15 miles north of Downtown Winston-Salem, is a small but growing city with a blend of rural charm and modern development. The city features a diverse economy with a small downtown area that includes local shops and restaurants, such as The Dalton Bar and Grill and The Mercantile Chophouse. King’s housing market offers a variety of styles, from early 1900s bungalows and midcentury ranch homes near downtown to Greek Revivals and Craftsman styles in newer subdivisions. Stokes County Schools, including the highly rated Chestnut Grove Middle, serve the area, providing quality education options. King’s parks, like Recreation Acres and Central Park, offer recreational activities ranging from youth sports leagues and walking tracks to fishing ponds and picnic areas. The city hosts seasonal events such as KingFest, which draws thousands for live music and local shopping. While King is car-dependent, with U.S. Route 52 providing easy access to Winston-Salem and Mount Airy, the downtown area offers some walkability and bike-friendly roads. Local attractions include the King Farmers’ Market and nearby outdoor adventures at Hanging Rock State Park and the Yadkin River.
On average, homes in King, NC sell after 70 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in King, NC over the last 12 months is $324,900, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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