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Brice Street has a convenient location for university employees and young professionals
“The Brice Street Area is very convenient to the universities and downtown, making it a great place for students, university employees and young professionals alike,” says Anna Messick, Realtor with GiAnna Homes, a graduate of UNCG and lifelong resident of Greensboro. “It’s hard to find a house, though.” Along the sidewalk-lined streets of the community, brick and wood-sided homes from the 1930s rest behind towering magnolias, willow oaks and crepe myrtles. Though most properties have paved side driveways, street parking is standard as well. A variety of neighborhood restaurants and businesses within walking distance add to the desirability of the Brice Street area.
UNCG students traverse the pathways, shaping tomorrow's leaders.
A pedestrian crosses the iconic UNCG stone building with grace.
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Plenty of dining options on Spring Garden Street and Walker Avenue
Along Spring Garden Street and Walker Avenue, locals can find most of the restaurants and small businesses. According to Messick, the intersection of Walker and Elam avenues is known as “Four Corners” or “The Corner,” and it’s a hot spot for residents to grab a bite to eat or a drink with a friend. There is also Bestway, a small grocery store. “It has a huge craft beer selection,” Messick says. “Most people go to the Friendly Center for shopping — it has a Harris Teeter and Whole Foods. It’s got everything you need.” There are also a variety of bars, including Jake’s, which holds an appeal with college students, and wine bars, which are “more popular with adults,” Messick says.
Patrons relish pizza delights at Sticks and Stones eatery.
Corner restaurants on Walker Ave cater to diverse palates
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Greenway Playground and College Park
The Brice Street Area has a couple of parks within the neighborhood, and residents access the nearby Greensboro Aquatic Center and the Greensboro Arboretum, as well as a movie theater and bowling alleys; all are within a 2-mile radius. Kids can enjoy the shaded Greenway Playground and will soon be able to visit Mayer Park on Poe Street, which will have playing fields and a new dog park. College Park, along North College Park Drive, offers a basketball court and a playground.
Children frolic joyfully at Greenway Playground's vibrant space.
College Park in Greensboro is a staple within the community.
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Events at the Greensboro Coliseum
The Greensboro Coliseum has a constant stream of events, perfect for sports fans and for those looking to catch their favorite performer live. “There are also a lot of community activities,” Messick says. “Some of them are put together by the Sunset Hills neighborhood, but Brice Street Area residents participate as well. For example, in December, they hang Christmas balls filled with lights, and there is a 5K race called Running of the Balls.” On Saturdays, there is a farmers market on Market Street.
Fans exit Greensboro Coliseum Complex after an exhilarating game in Brice Street Area.
Swimmers showcase their skills at Greensboro Aquatic Center, a gem in Brice Street Area.
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Housing options in the Brice Street Area
Housing in the neighborhood consists of single-family homes and apartments. “Most of the renters are undergrad students or teachers at UNCG,” Messick says. Many of the homes were constructed in the 1930s, and buyers may find a carefully restored bungalow, a brick Cape Cod or a Tudor Revival style with three bedrooms listed in the upper $200,000s to upper $400,000s. There are also a few residences with close to 3,000 square feet of living space — these may sell for more than $800,000.
A Greek Revival-style home stands elegantly on Brice Street.
Bungalow-style houses form a charming enclave in Brice Street Area.
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Starting out at Lindley Elementary School
Children in the Brice Street area can attend Lindley Elementary School, which gets a B on Niche. Kiser Middle School, with a B score, is their next zoned school. Students may earn their diplomas from A-rated Grimsley High School, which has a strong arts program. Some area students attend Our Lady of Grace Catholic School, where students in kindergarten through eighth grade can benefit from small class sizes — the school has a student-teacher ratio of 10-to-1. In downtown Greensboro, learners can continue their education at one of the nearby universities: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, University of North Carolina Greensboro or Bennett College.
John Van Lindley Elementary Sign
John Van Lindley Elementary serves the greater Greensboro area.
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Take a bike or bus ride along Spring Garden Street
Locals have many transportation options within the neighborhood. “Buses run on Spring Garden Street, and it’s an easy bike ride or walk to UNCG,” says Messick. The Greensboro Amtrak station is just over 2 miles from the area, and trains run to locations including Washington, D.C. and Raleigh. Those who need to travel farther can find the Piedmont Triad International Airport 11 miles away; it offers direct flights to 13 domestic destinations. For urgent medical care, there is a Level II Trauma Center in the Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, within 4 miles.
Residents can easily access public transportation in Brice Street Area.
Brice Street Area has many parks and endless sidewalks to take the dog out.
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Weather concerns
According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Greensboro area is at a very high risk of winter weather and a relatively high risk of lightning and ice storms.
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On average, homes in Brice Street Area, Greensboro sell after 43 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Brice Street Area, Greensboro over the last 12 months is $494,500, up 35% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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