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A growing North Carolina community with a small-town feel
Situated just over 20 miles southeast of Greensboro, Liberty, North Carolina, maintains a charming small-town vibe amidst its recent revitalization and growth, reflected in an eclectic array of local businesses in its vibrant downtown and new construction sprouting along its rural outskirts. “We consider it a Mayberry town,” says Realtor Sandy Stewart of eXp Realty, referring to the idyllic setting of The Andy Griffith Show. “Liberty is a cute small town with a very old-school downtown, and many people know each other, but new people are always coming in.” The town’s growth has been spurred in part by a Toyota battery manufacturing plant opening 6 miles north. “We’re seeing a lot of growth in and around Liberty,” Stewart says. “Not only with the Toyota plant bringing a lot of high-tech jobs, but the older buildings downtown from the ‘20s to the ‘40s are being redone. Downtown is trying to come back; small businesses like vintage stores are popping up and the old movie theater has been converted.” She adds that the surge in commercial growth is driving residential growth, and the town is slowly starting to see the fruits of its labor. “It’s a thriving little town,” Stewart says.
Liberty’s historic downtown features shops, dining, and the iconic water tower.
Liberty, NC is booming with the addition of the Toyota Battery Plant.
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Vibrant stores and restaurants add character to Downtown Liberty
A cluster of shops and eateries comprises Liberty’s downtown at the walkable intersection of South Fayetteville Street and East Swannanoa Avenue. Locals can fuel up on a specialty coffee at Liberty Grounds or opt for a cup of tea at Spark Cup of Joy tea shop before tucking into a breakfast at Y’all Come Back Café. Hurricane Jane’s is another community stalwart, serving American diner favorites in a coastal-inspired dive. Antique stores like The Liberty Market Place and Shadow Box stock their shelves with unique collectibles. Locals pass the historic Liberty Train Station further down West Swannanoa Avenue to reach the stores at the Liberty Plaza shopping mall, which houses a Food Lion and CVS Pharmacy. On the other side of town, Art’s Town & Country provides local goods and pantry items.
Liberty Grounds offers coffee, wine, and more in a stylish downtown café.
The Shadow Box in Liberty offers antiques and collectibles in a bold storefront.
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Traditional home styles and new construction along Liberty's outskirts
Liberty’s blended urban and rural landscape offers a mix of housing stock and styles. Ranch-style homes, bungalows and farmhouse-inspired houses cluster in Liberty’s center, and new construction spreads out on larger properties as the town blends into its bucolic outskirts. “As you get closer to Downtown, the more urban it is, but it still feels like a small town,” Stewart says. “People who don’t want to be in the city usually come to the Liberty area for that reason; you can have that rural feel while still having access to big-box stores 30 minutes away.” Properties on the town’s fringes can reach up to a couple of acres, and parcels of land are also for sale. “You can still get a home on a large tract of land,” Stewart says. “Homes are on septic systems and wells, so you have to be on at least three-fourths of an acre.” Single-family homes typically list between $170,000 and $480,000, with new construction starting around $300,000 and outliers on 20-plus acres fetching $1 million.
A cozy Liberty cottage is framed with blooming roses and shady mature trees.
This Liberty cape cod features vibrant landscaping and a wide front porch.
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Nearby highways grant access to Greensboro and beyond
Access to major thoroughfares and easy commutes to the neighboring metro areas are also a draw for homebuyers. “Liberty is pretty well-situated,” Stewart says. “You’re not far from U.S. Highway 421 and State Highway 49, which runs right through the town, and those are two main highways.” Greensboro is about 21 miles away, Durham is 50 miles and Raleigh is about 60 miles away. The Piedmont Triad International Airport is the closest airport, located 35 miles away in Greensboro.
Education in Randolph County
Randolph County School System serves school-aged kids in Liberty. The district receives a B overall grade from Niche and is ranked the 6th-best district in the Greensboro area. Students may begin their education at the centrally located Liberty Elementary School before advancing to Northeastern Randolph Middle School. Providence Grove High School offers Advanced Placement and gifted programs alongside its top-performing Career Center, where students can explore one of nine career pathways, including culinary arts, entrepreneurship, computer engineering and health care. The program also partners with local businesses and higher education institutions such as UNC Greensboro. All three schools in the pipeline earn a B-minus grade from Niche.
Discover the engaging classrooms at Liberty Elementary, recognized for its strong parent involvement and excellent student-teacher relationships, as per Niche.com
Providence Grove High School serves over 600 students in Randolph County.
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Liberty Antiques Festival and events at The Liberty Showcase
Twice a year, in April and September, over 400 dealers hailing from 25 states swarm the Pike Family Farm on the town’s outskirts for the Liberty Antiques Festival. Thousands of festival-goers weave in and out of the white tents dotting the expansive open tract, rifling through collectibles, memorabilia, jewelry and more. The Liberty Showcase Theater hosts additional events, such as performances and a variety of musical guests. “We call it our version of the Grand Ole Opry,” Stewart says.
Marc’s Barber Shop and Liberty Antiques add charm to downtown Liberty, NC.
Liberty Showcase Theater features live music and classic small-town charm.
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Green spaces for sports and recreation
Freedom Park and Paul Henry Smith Park are hubs for recreation in Liberty. Apart from its colorful playground, Freedom Park also offers ball fields, concession stands and picnic areas on its 20-acre facility. Open space is often used for games of cornhole or catch, and sports teams use the fields for weekend games. A recent conservation fund grant has helped expand and revamp the park, which is set to feature new tennis courts, a splash pad and an amphitheater, which is slated for completion in summer 2025. Paul Henry Smith Park is also recently renovated, and features a ball field, basketball courts and additional playground equipment.
Families enjoy quality time at the shaded playground in Freedom Park located in Liberty, North Carolina.
Residents take a peaceful stroll along a greenway trail in Liberty, NC.
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On average, homes in Liberty, NC sell after 32 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Liberty, NC over the last 12 months is $270,000, up 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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