Woodlawn
Ranch-style homes and new constructions
Woodlawn’s homes are connected by a web of rural highways and winding one-lane roads, with stretches of dense forest and grassy fields dotted in between. Ranch-style homes and farmhouse cottages sit right off these meandering streets on large lots. Even the rare subdivision tends to be densely forested and dotted with brick ranch-style homes and classic Cape Cods behind generous setbacks. New homes have started cropping up, many with the farmhouse-inspired stylings of their surroundings. Lakefront properties typically have more ostentatious flairs. Prices tend to run from $200,000 to $600,000, though new homes and those on the lake can push prices into the $700,000 to $1 million range.Two Alamance-Burlington Schools in the neighborhood
Multiple Alamance-Burlington Schools are located in the neighborhood, with others close by. E. M. Yoder Elementary is right next to Mebane Community Park and scores a B from Niche. Woodlawn Middle and Eastern Alamance High are closer to Graham-Mebane Lake and earn a B-minus and a B, respectively. Eastern Alamance High offers career technical education courses in business and marketing, family and consumer science, and industry and trade. All three schools are less than a 10-minute drive away from the furthest homes in the neighborhood.Lakefront living and a community park close by
The eastern arm of Graham-Mebane Lake borders Woodlawn to the west, curving around the neighborhood with its miles of wooded shoreline. This 650-acre reservoir is a popular spot to enjoy the great outdoors with a waterside picnic or a day of casting off from the dock. Kayaks for rent offer a way to explore the lake’s many branching waterways, or those who bring their own vessels can launch out from the boat ramp. On the opposite end of the neighborhood, Mebane Community Park provides plenty of ways to have fun on land, plus a splash pad for kids to cool off after. Families frequent the playground and soccer fields, but there’s room for fur babies at the dog park, too. The park also provides space for a full-body workout at its fitness court, essentially an outdoor gym. “We’re also planning multi-use walking paths and greenways all the way from Lake Michael Park to Cate’s Farm Park, and eventually — though this is still years and years out — all the way to Mebane Community Park,” says Burkholder.Head downtown for errands in Mebane
Woodlawn, true to its name, is largely forested and rural. For shopping and dining out, residents head elsewhere in Mebane. There’s a Food Lion on North First Street on the way into town, roughly 2 miles or a five-minute drive east of the neighborhood. Farther down First Street is Mebane’s quaint downtown strip, a cluster of locally owned restaurants and shops tucked into brick storefronts. Filament Coffee and Tea’s bright, modern interior and caffeinated concoctions make it a local go-to. Across the street, Crafted serves up street-style tacos with Southern twists, such as pulled pork tacos topped with mac and cheese. Big-box stores and chain restaurants typically cluster near Interstate 40 to the south, where the Tanger Outlets Mebane boasts dozens of brand-name retailers.Commute around the region via I-40
North Carolina Highway 119 is the neighborhood’s central thoroughfare, leading south to U.S. Route 70 and Interstate 40. “A lot of people live around here for the convenient commuting,” says Kelly Osborn, a Realtor with Allen Tate Realtors. Burlington is roughly 10 miles west, or a 20-minute drive. Greensboro to the west and Durham to the east are both about 30 miles away. Those drives that can take 30 to 40 minutes, depending on traffic. The nearest commercial airport is the Piedmont Triad International Airport, approximately 45 miles away in Greensboro or a 40- to 50-minute drive via I-40. “The first Buc-ee’s in North Carolina is getting built not too far from here. It's sort of like a cross between a Cracker Barrel, a Walmart and a gas station,” Osborn adds, noting that the location might drive additional traffic and indicate growth in the region. “People are pretty excited about it.”


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Marlo Countiss
Re/MaxDiamond Realty
(336) 585-7052
245 Total Sales
10 in Woodlawn
$49K - $810K Price Range
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Dino Stewart
eXp Realty
(743) 218-3611
89 Total Sales
1 in Woodlawn
$562,000 Price
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Timothy Gaster
Phelps Realty
(984) 217-8844
74 Total Sales
1 in Woodlawn
$535,000 Price
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Lucinda Dudley
Responds Quickly(743) 218-2344
231 Total Sales
1 in Woodlawn
$185,000 Price
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Steven Koleno
Baird & Warner
(855) 618-0341
11,222 Total Sales
1 in Woodlawn
$267,000 Price
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Ken Walker
Re/MaxDiamond Realty
(984) 203-9154
217 Total Sales
10 in Woodlawn
$475K - $979K Price Range
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Woodlawn Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Woodlawn, Mebane sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Woodlawn, Mebane over the last 12 months is $622,497, up 62% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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