The Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook neighborhood offers residents a combination of natural, rural beauty with suburban practicality. "People like that they have easy access to Highways 40 and 421 and lots of shopping and dining choices," says COVO Realtor Sarah Katsamas, who lived in Winston-Salem for 30 years. Known as a City of Arts and Innovation, Winston-Salem is home to acclaimed universities, a bustling culture and a renowned culinary scene.
The community comprises single-family homes and townhouses in contemporary and ranch styles built over the last 40 years. Prices range from $179,000 to $439,000. For $230,000, a buyer can get a 1,381-square-foot, two-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhome. A 2,047-square-foot, three-bedroom, two-bath ranch-style home will cost over $370,000 on the higher end. Yard space ranges between ¼ to ½ acre. Most homes have garages, and some of the tree-lined streets have sidewalks.
Students can attend Bolton Elementary School, which has a B-minus from Niche. Wiley Magnet Middle School has a robust athletic department, offering soccer, football, track and basketball with a B-minus from Niche. Parkland High School is an accredited International Baccalaureate World School with a B-minus from Niche.
Bolton Park is one of Winston-Salem's standout parks, offering many amenities. It features the city's largest swimming pool, a spray ground, a new playground, trails, a fitness course and more. Smiley's Golf and Learning Center is a mile away via back roads for adults and kids who love to golf. The center has a driving range, golf instruction and a golf camp. They also sell clubs and equipment.
Winston-Salem was founded in 1913 from two separate towns a mile apart. Winston was named in 1851 after Major Joseph Winston, a Revolutionary War hero. Salem, from the Hebrew word "shalom," was created by colonists in 1766. In the 1880s, the U.S. Post Office started to refer to the towns with the two names as Winston-Salem. Following a decade of contention, the U.S. Post Office established the Winston-Salem post office in 1899, officially incorporating the name "Winston-Salem."
For grocery shopping, residents have a few choices, including Publix, Harris Teeter and Food Lion, all within a 15-minute drive from anywhere in the neighborhood. There are a few unique local businesses in town, like McKay's. Not only can locals find used books and records here, but residents can trade in their used volumes, music, movies, video games and more for cash or store credit. Locals can drive 3 miles to Hanes Mall, the only indoor mall in Winston-Salem, which features chain store favorites like Belk, Dillard's, Macy's, JCPenney and Old Navy. The complex sits off Stratford Road, the main thoroughfare throughout the city. "The majority of the residents do their shopping at Hanes Mall Boulevard and Stratford Road," Katsamas says. A favorite local watering hole for lunch and dinner is Sixty Six Grill, featuring American cuisine.
Though there is a Winston-Salem Transit Authority bus stop on Silas Creek Pkwy, most residents rely on their cars for transportation. Piedmont Triad International Airport is a 27-mile drive via I-40 E.
Jennifer Hollowell
Real Broker LLC
(336) 842-1221
226 Total Sales
1 in Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook
$195,000 Price
Rebeca de Jesus Bacilio
Real Broker LLC
(743) 222-4853
124 Total Sales
1 in Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook
$175,000 Price
Kati Lawrence
NextHome Dogwood
(336) 777-7698
89 Total Sales
1 in Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook
$297,000 Price
Landon Stone
Real Broker LLC
(743) 222-3592
161 Total Sales
1 in Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook
$275,000 Price
Ben Miller
Triad Home Real Estate LLC
(336) 842-0248
91 Total Sales
1 in Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook
$149,000 Price
Carla Hoots
Fader Real Estate at ERA Live Moore
(743) 219-6732
147 Total Sales
3 in Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook
$161K - $272K Price Range
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On average, homes in Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook, Winston-Salem sell after 41 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Hampton Sted-Mountain Brook, Winston-Salem over the last 12 months is $398,146, up 25% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$258,900
Welcome home! This all-brick ranch is move-in ready and sits on a spacious lot, offering endless possibilities for outdoor enjoyment and future expansion. With a convenient location near hospitals and shopping centers, you'll have everything you need just minutes away. Step inside this charming 3-bedroom gem and be greeted by a large, inviting living room featuring a cozy fireplace, perfect for
Ramon Lomeli Smart Move Group
$219,900
Charming end unit townhome offering hassle-free living! Spacious living room with high ceilings and gas fireplace. Eat-in kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances and a pantry. Primary bedroom located on the main floor with an en suite bathroom. There is also a half bath on the main level. The upper floor includes a full bathroom for the second and third bedrooms. The third bedroom can
Anton Moussaev Leonard Ryden Burr Real Estate
$259,000
Just steps from the community pool, this well-maintained townhome offers the perfect blend of comfort, space, and versatility. Two standout features—an attached garage and finished basement—are rare finds in this neighborhood and add exceptional value. The kitchen opens to a dedicated dining area and spacious living room, creating a great layout for daily living. Enjoy evenings by the gas log
Amy Didier Allen Tate Winston Salem
$239,900
Beautiful townhome in the heart of Winston Salem off of Griffith Road just minutes from Interstate 40 W & E, Stratford Road, Hanes Mall Blvd and Silas Creek Pkwy Townhome is 100% move in ready with the perfect touches. Open floorplan with an oversized island. Kitchen has granite countertops with stainless steel appliances. Carpet was replaced 11/18 and there is updated paint throughout the living
Jason McEnaney Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Carolinas Realty
$1,040 - $1,375 per month
$1,680 per month
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