Georgetown-Beacon Hill
Suburban Neighborhood in Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Forsyth County 27106
A hot housing market
These quiet streets are lined with mid to late-20th-century Colonial Revival, Split Level and ranch-style homes. There are some early 2000s-era Traditional-style homes and even Modern Transitional-style new construction dotted around the area, too. “We’re in a housing shortage in Winston, and there’s a lot of new construction on the north side,” says Leah Pappas Martinez, a north Winston native and Realtor with Premier Group. Most established properties overlook spacious, well-maintained lawns shaded by oaks, pines and maples. “They’re not making more land, only building more houses,” says Quate. “And the home values tend to range between $230,000 and $280,000, which is a sweet spot for first-time homebuyers. To get the kind of land you get here, farther west toward Pfafftown, for instance, prices jump drastically.” She adds that most homes tend to sell in about a week. “But if something is priced well, or just a tad under-value, and is move-in-ready, it will go in two or three days.”Bethabara and Malloy Parks
Historic Bethabara Park is less than 2 miles south of most homes. Named for Bethabara, the first European settlement in the North Carolina Piedmont region, the park’s preserved 18th-century buildings feature living history and static exhibits. The surrounding grounds offer more than 180 acres of protected wetlands and walking/birding trails. Bethabara Park hosts all kinds of seasonal events, too, like the annual Apple Festival and Boo! at Bethabara celebrations in the fall and Christmas at Bethabara in December. On the north side of the neighborhood, there’s a playground and a seasonal splash pad at Nelson L. Malloy Park.
High school health magnet program
Old Town Elementary earns a C-plus from Niche. Mineral Springs Middle and North Forsyth High both earn Cs. North Forsyth draws students from around the county for its Health Magnet Program. Wake Forest University’s Winston-Salem campus is less than 4 miles south of the neighborhood and offers more than 50 majors to undergraduate students.
Increased convenience to come
Most Georgetown-Beacon Hill homeowners are drivers, but for those who’d rather take the bus, Winston-Salem Transit Authority provides stops on main roads nearby. “If somebody has a commute, whether it’s to Greensboro or a different part of Winston, they can easily hop on Interstate 74 from here and get where they’re going,” says Quate. The 36-mile drive east to Greensboro can take as little as 40 minutes, depending on traffic. The 10-mile drive downtown takes less than 15 minutes. "The city is building a beltway that will make downtown Winston, Huntersville and Greensboro even more accessible to north side residents," Pappas Martinez says. The project, which will connect US Route 158 to Interstate 74, began in 2014 and the completion date is still TBD.Big box shopping; food with local flair
On Reynolda Road, about 2 miles west, locals can pick up groceries and other everyday essentials at stores like Food Lion, Walgreens and La Victoria Grocery & Meat Market, a local Hispanic food shop. On University Parkway, about the same distance east, there’s a Walmart Neighborhood Market and a Target, too. The area is full of familiar favorite fast food and fast-casual chains but for a meal with more local flavor, residents can head closer to downtown. One of Quate’s favorite dining spots is the Piedmont Aviation Snack Bar, a mom-and-pop grill-style eatery at the Smith Reynolds Airport about 10 miles southeast. A little farther south, Quate also recommends visiting The Katharine Brasserie & Bar in the Kimpton Cardinal Hotel. The historic hotel was built in 1929 and served as the inspiration for New York City’s Empire State Building. “The Kimpton Cardinal gets a card for Mother’s and Father’s Day every year from the Empire State Building,” says Quate.

Agents Specializing in this Area
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Samantha Mosley
Keller Williams Realty Elite
(336) 594-2229
98 Total Sales
2 in Georgetown-Beacon Hill
$200K - $283K Price Range
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Magnolia Chavez de Moya
Magnolia Tree Realty
(336) 537-5497
169 Total Sales
1 in Georgetown-Beacon Hill
$216,000 Price
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Landon Stone
Real Broker LLC
(743) 222-3592
165 Total Sales
4 in Georgetown-Beacon Hill
$230K - $265K Price Range
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Ben Miller
Responds QuicklyTriad Home Real Estate LLC
(336) 842-0248
93 Total Sales
5 in Georgetown-Beacon Hill
$190K - $308K Price Range
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Alejandro Grundseth
Alemay Realty Inc.
(336) 920-7496
321 Total Sales
1 in Georgetown-Beacon Hill
$170,000 Price
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Jamie Harrelson
Berkshire Hathaway Home services
(336) 594-2850
269 Total Sales
1 in Georgetown-Beacon Hill
$257,000 Price
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Georgetown-Beacon Hill | US |
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Homicide | 6 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 8 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 7 | 4 |
Robbery | 5 | 4 |
Burglary | 4 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 4 | 4 |
Larceny | 4 | 4 |
Crime Score | 5 | 4 |
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Georgetown-Beacon Hill Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Georgetown-Beacon Hill, Winston-Salem sell after 44 days on the market compared to the national average of 50 days. The median sale price for homes in Georgetown-Beacon Hill, Winston-Salem over the last 12 months is $227,450, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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