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This expanding suburb offers new homes at prices below Greensboro’s median
Hope Valley sits midway between downtown Greensboro and the city’s urban loop, a suburban enclave with numerous restaurants and highways in its orbit. The community’s architectural diversity is impressive, featuring midcentury ranchers, bungalows and Cape Cod builds, with more homes on the way. “Hope Valley’s had a lot of development lately, so there’s a ton of new construction there,” says Yuliana Mota Flores, Realtor with eXp who has sold homes around the Triad area for 7 years. But at the same time, even these newer homes have lower prices compared to Greensboro’s metro area, where the median home value hovers around $300,000. “If you’re looking at a price point below $300,000, it would be difficult to find a house in a better zip code,” Flores says.
The single-family houses are surrounded by large green trees and open areas in Hope Valley.
Hope Valley is a part of the beautiful Downtown Greensboro, NC metro area.
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A mix of new constructions and midcentury builds at lower-than-average price points
On the whole, homes are on the smaller size in Hope Valley, with an average square footage of about 1,250. “The neighborhood attracts people who are downsizing, getting a first-time home or working from home,” Flores says. “The layouts of many are very great. Every square foot has something that you’re going to need, like space for storage.” Many of the neighborhood’s New Traditionals date back to around 2004 or the 2020s. Single-story models take influence from National-style homes and Cape Cods, and there are two-story New Traditionals as well. Homes from the 1950s through the ‘90s tend to follow ranch-style and Cape Cod designs, with the occasional bungalow, Colonial Revival, raised ranch-style home or split-level. Single-family homes sell between $130,000 and $275,000. This is low for the Greensboro metro area, where the median home value is approximately $300,000. Hope Valley has a CAP Index crime score of 7 out of 10 compared to the national average of 4. However, the neighborhood gets an 8 in motor vehicle theft, burglary and violent crime.
Hope Valley has Bungalow style homes on Franklin Blvd/Shirley Lane in North Carolina.
Pyramidal style homes can be found on Franklin Blvd/Shirley Lane in Hope Valley.
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A historic high school with an AFJROTC program
Waldo C. Falkener Sr. Elementary and Otis L. Hairston Sr. Middle both sit on the north end of Hope Valley. These two schools receive overall C ratings from Niche. James B. Dudley High was built in 1929 in the age of segregation as Guilford County’s first Black high school. The school’s campus, a unique blend of Classical Revival and Collegiate Gothic architecture, was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2003. The C-plus-rated Dudley High offers an Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) program. AFJROTC students study aerospace science, participate in drill teams and develop a stronger sense of patriotism. North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, a historically Black university, sits only 2 miles to the west.
James Benson Dudley High School is located in Hope Valley and it prepares kids for college.
N.C. A&T is the largest historically black university in the western hemisphere in Hope Valley.
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Residents are near Wendover Avenue and between downtown and the beltway
U.S. Route 70, also known here as Wendover Avenue East, is just north of Hope Valley. The road runs 2.5 miles west to Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital and 2.5 miles east to Interstate 840. Along with Interstate 85, Interstate 840 forms a 40-mile beltway around the city called the Greensboro Urban Loop. Most homes are within a 3-mile drive of ramps to Interstate 40, a major east-west highway which runs largely parallel to U.S. 70.
Hope Valley has Interstate 840 that forms a 40-mile beltway around Greensboro.
Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital is 2.5 miles from Hope Valley.
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Hope Valley residents are near two parks and a YMCA
Heath Park is the community pocket park, offering a playground for small children and a basketball court. For more outdoor activities, Barber Park offers a splash pad, picnic shelters and a disc golf course. The park is also the site of a rentable amphitheater for special events and Penn-Wright Stadium, the home field for Greensboro’s youth baseball team. The Hayes-Taylor Memorial YMCA offers an indoor basketball court, pool and weight room, along with sports and exercise programs for all ages.
Children can use the modern playground at Heath Park in Hope Valley.
Locals of Hope Valley can attend outdoor shows at the Barber Park's amphitheater.
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Shopping and dining along Bessemer Avenue and South Elm Street
A Food Lion is located in neighboring Eastside Park for quick grocery runs, while a Family Dollar is just north of East Market Street. Several restaurants line East Bessmer Avenue. On top of serving up wings and burgers, Bernie’s Bar-B-Que is also known for their breakfast options and daily specials. Taco in the Box is a fast-food establishment with various Mexican offerings such as tortas and quesadillas but also a few American items such as chicken tenders. More restaurants are in downtown Greensboro along South Elm Street. Mellow Mushroom is one highlight, a pizzeria with an artfully decorated interior featuring stained glass windows.
Food Lion is less than a mile from Hope Valley.
Taco in a Box in Hope Valley is a drive thru and walk up place to eat.
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On average, homes in Hope Valley, Greensboro sell after 59 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Hope Valley, Greensboro over the last 12 months is $237,500, up 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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