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Moravian heritage collides with modern living in Bethania
Once a center for Moravian immigrants to the New World, Bethania has maintained its historical charm and Colonial-era housing while within commuting distance to the rest of Winston-Salem. Established in 1759, the farming community was designed using methods from Medieval Europe and is labeled as the only remaining example of a European-style, open-field agricultural village in North Carolina. Bethania still has multiple historical homes that have since been upgraded for modern life. The neighborhood also has direct access to numerous shopping and dining areas and is only 14 miles north of downtown Winston-Salem. “There are a lot of new homes in Bethania, but a lot of the homes are very old, like well over 100 years old, maybe 200 years old,” says Ben Miller, a Realtor with Triad Home Real Estate, who has sold in the area. “Obviously, a lot of character comes with that, and most of them… have had renovations, but most of [the homes] are in pretty good shape from what I have seen.
Historic homes mix with modern styles, with HOAs present.
The neighborhood's architecture includes historical Colonials and Colonial Revivals built in the 1900s. Other homes include ranch styles, split levels and New Traditionals. Home prices can typically range from $190,000 to $550,000. Inventory also moves quickly in Bethania, spending around 16 days on the market, lower than the national average of 52 days. Miller says that homeowners’ associations are present.
Homes are typically on a gridded layout with smaller lots than the national average. Mature oak trees accent lawns, and sidewalks are installed along several streets. Maps from the Federal Emergency Management Agency show a risk of flooding, especially by Muddy Creek. “I would say it is mostly retired folks as a whole, but it’s definitely not a retirement community, it just kind of happened to be that way,” says Miller. “There is not a lot of turnover in Bethania; most of those homes have been owned by the same people for a very long time.”
Public schools earn average Niche scores
Students can start at Gibson Elementary, ranked C-plus on Niche. They can continue to Northwest Middle School, which also has a C-plus. North Forsyth High earns a C and has classes in animal science and health science. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools also allows for school choice via application.
Bethania has multiple trails nearby, as well as annual events
Long Creek Park to the north has a trail, multiple birdwatching spots and a pool facility that is currently closed. Other trails surround Bethania, including the 1.4-mile Black Bottom Walnut and the Orchard Trail. The 185-acre CG Hill Memorial Park in Pfafftown has a fishing lake and paved paths. R.A.’s Golf, just outside of Bethania, offers a driving range.
The Wolff-Moser House, built in the 19th Century, is a museum featuring exhibits on local history and also has a visitors center that sells local honey and craft items. Local events include the Black Walnut Festival, featuring arts and crafts, food vendors and live music.
Dining and shopping on Reynolda and Bethania-Rural Hall Roads
Restaurants are outside of Bethania along Reynolda Road or Bethania-Rural Hall Road and include a mix of chains and locally owned spots. The Old Richmond Grill serves breakfast items, burgers and sandwiches. El Camino Real offers Mexican fare. Little Italy Pizza also serves salads, pasta dishes and soups.
Food Lion locations are southeast along Reynolda Road or northeast on Bethania-Rural Hall Road. More big box retailers are 5 miles east near the corner of Hanes Mill Road and University Parkway.
Bus stops nearby, along with access to the airport and interstate
The community has no immediate transit connections, but the Winston-Salem Transit Authority’s buses stop 1 mile south of the neighborhood near the corner of Reynolda Road and Shattalon Drive. The entrance to Interstate 74 is north on Bethania-Rural Hall Road. Piedmont Triad International Airport is 32 miles east, and Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center is 9 miles south.
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Crime and Safety
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Bethania
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
1
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
2
4
Burglary
3
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
3
4
Larceny
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4
Crime Score
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Bethania Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Bethania, Winston-Salem sell after 21 days on the market compared to the national average of 58 days. The median sale price for homes in Bethania, Winston-Salem over the last 12 months is $195,000, down 38% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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