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The peak of countryside living outside Greensboro
Named for being a high point along the Atlantic and Yadkin Railway, the single-stoplight community of Climax sits 10 miles from Greensboro amidst sprawling farmlands and dense forests. "Most people here still own farms, and you’ll see lots of livestock all throughout,” says real estate broker Tonya Farlow-Bennett of PRICE Brokers, who has sold homes in the area. A peak in countryside living, Climax offers homes with large lots near nature preserves, fishing ponds and hunting grounds. “Overall, it's a nice, quiet rural community that’s just a short drive to Greensboro,” Farlow-Bennett says.
Climax is a one-stoplight town.
Donkeys at the Kearns-Hackett farm in Climax display curiosity towards a passerby.
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Climax’s ranch-styles and sprawling lots omes
In Climax’s scattered subdivisions, homes sit far from the sidewalk-free streets on sprawling, sparsely treed lots that can range from 1 acre to over 40 acres. Ranch-style homes from the 1950s through early 2000s are common here, and often feature brick or wood-plank exteriors, long driveways and spacious, manicured backyards that border the woods; these range from $115,000 for an older three-bed, one-bath to $300,000 for a newer three-bed, three-bath. Two-story New Traditional homes custom-built between the 1990s and 2010s feature a mix of vinyl, brick and stone siding, as well as dormer windows and asymmetrical gables; these start at $340,000 for a three-bedroom on a 1-acre lot and go up to $1.2 million for a five-bedroom on a 10-acre lot. Those who want to build a custom home can also find spacious lots filled with trees and dotted with small patches of open grass; a 1-acre lot sells for around $40,000, while those exceeding 40 acres can go for over $2 million.
Climax residents appreciate their spacious yards.
In Climax, a modern Ranch style home is showcased on a well-manicured lawn.
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Hagan-Stone Park and Blue Horizon Quail Preserve
Climax’s rolling hills and densely wooded areas make the township a natural playground. “There’s lots of ponds and lakes where people like to go fishing, and there’s also a few parks nearby,” Farlow-Bennett says. The 409-acre Hagan-Stone Park has nine unpaved trails that weave around forests of tall oaks, fishing ponds full of catfish and over 100 camp sites for tents and recreational vehicles. The Bradley’s Fun-for-All Playground at Hagan-Stone Park features a tire swing set and an elaborate rope jungle gym, and the aquatic center’s swimming pool has a tall waterslide operated by lifeguards.
At Blue Horizon Quail Preserve, both locals and visitors can go bird hunting on over 200 acres of farmland; afterward, they can rest up at the preserve’s rustic lodge, which features a front porch that looks out over fields of tall, dry grasses, surrounding trees and a fishing pond.
Hagan-Stone Park offers several fishing ponds where you might catch the big one.
Company Mill Preserve's overlook in Climax is a beloved birding spot.
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Dave’s Original Backyard Grill and the nearby Food Lion
Sitting on Highway 62 in the heart of Climax, Dave’s Original Backyard Grill offers a menu of savory daily specials and desserts; on a Tuesday, diners can enjoy a taco salad with apple pie chimichangas, and then the next day have a pimento cheeseburger followed by a peach cobbler. Inside locals will find the walls decorated with a collection of classic rock and new wave records, including golden records from Elvis and Marilyn Monroe. Locals can grab some of their groceries at the Dollar General on Highway 62, but they can find a larger selection of grocery items at the Food Lion off Highway 421 about 5 miles to the north. The local Exxon also provides convenience items and is the closest gas station. The rest of Climax’s retail and dining needs can be fulfilled in Greensboro, 10 miles north.
Daves Original Backyard Grill in Climax presents daily lunch specials.
Nearby Food Lion is the go-to grocery store for Climax residents.
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Humphrey Award-winning Southeast Guilford High
Local kids can start at Pleasant Garden Elementary, which earns a B from Niche, and continue to B-rated Southeast Guilford Middle. They can finish at B-plus-rated Southeast Guilford High, where the Falcons play in the 4A division. In 2023, South Guilford High won the Humphrey Award and plans to use its $12,000 winnings to support student mental health and middle schoolers transitioning into high school.
Pleasant Garden Elementary School serves Pleasant Garden and the surrounding area.
The administration building in Southeast Guilford High School supports staff and students.
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Near Highway 421 and Interstate 73
Highway 62 runs through the Middle of Climax, connecting locals to Highway 421 and Interstate 73, both of which lead to Greensboro 10 miles away. Piedmont Triad International Airport is a 27-mile trip, and Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital is 15 miles away.
Climax is connected to the surrounding area through US Highway 421.
Climax, a farming community, is situated 10 miles southeast of Greensboro.
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On average, homes in Climax, NC sell after 28 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Climax, NC over the last 12 months is $300,000, down 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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