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Split between residential streets and a college campus
Deep into the city of Winston-Salem's southside is the community of Sunnyside. The neighborhood has a rush of youthful energy with the University of North Carolina School of the Arts in the northern quarter. While the neighborhood is busy with industrial and institutional buildings in the north, gridded streets of apartments and single-family homes make up the south. Tall trees and access to green spaces make this urban neighborhood feel enveloped in nature while staying close to the action and culture of downtown.
University of North Carolina School of the Arts entrance in Sunnyside.
Gridded streets define the layout of homes in Sunnyside.
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Less expensive houses than the rest of Winston-Salem
Sunnyside carries an abundance of housing from across every decade of the 1900s. "Sunnyside is an older neighborhood, where the homes are fairly small compared to surrounding neighborhoods — typically, about 1,000 square feet," says Sandra Aroche of Aroche Realty. "However, with many houses being flipped, the neighborhood is up-and-coming." The most common house styling is the early 20th-century bungalow, with wide front porches and low-pitch gabled roofs. A few Colonial-style, multi-level homes also dot the area and are over a century old. The neighborhood's terrain flows with large trees and wavy hills, leaving some houses shaded and slightly elevated. Many homes have small staircases from their front doors leading to sidewalk-lined streets. The median for home prices is $150,000, but fixer-uppers can be as low as $80,000 and remodels as high as $350,000. Houses in the area sell in less than two weeks, likely because of their very approachable price point, which is $100,000 less than the Winston-Salem average.
Remodeled ranch homes provide affordable housing in Sunnyside.
Older Craftsman style homes in Sunnyside are being remodeled.
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A highly-diverse school district
Winston Salem/Forsyth County is the highest-rated school district in the Greensboro area. The collection of schools rates an A-plus in diversity and has a high level of parent involvement through PTA and community engagement programs and projects. Diggs-Latham Elementary School is rated a C-plus by Niche.com and is where many Sunnyside children begin learning. Middle schoolers can expect to attend Philo-Hill Magnet Academy, rated a C, followed by the B-minus rated Parkland High School. The campus offers an International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and over 20 athletic teams.
Diggs-Latham Elementary School serves students K-5th grade.
Philo Hill Magnet School is temporarily housed in the Main Street Academy Building.
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Miles of waterside trails
Two miles west is a favorite local outdoor destination – Washington Park. The green space is a baseball and softball hotspot with four full-size diamonds. The park also has a swing set, basketball court and dinosaur-themed playground. Canines can run free at the attached dog park next to the Salem Creek Greenway. The waterside trail stretches over 5 miles and welcomes walkers, joggers and bikers alike. The scenic trail, shaded by tall trails along its border, leads north to a 400-meter track, multiuse fields and splash pad at Happy Hill Park.
Sunnyside cyclists favor the greenway for their rides.
Washington Park provides access points to the greenway system.
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Stay local for casual meals or head downtown for date night
Many residents of Sunnyside head to downtown Winston-Salem for restaurants providing a date night out or bite to eat for special occasions, but for in-town quick eats, a few local sports stand out. "Sunnyside gets the best of both worlds," says Sandra Aroche of Aroche Realty. "They're close to downtown, but also very close to some smaller authentic restaurants." La Oaxaqueña Taqueria, for example, is the go-to for Mexican food. The 4.7-star rated location has the area's best tacos, burritos and gorditas. A Food Lion can be found outside the neighborhood to the east, while more extensive shopping plazas carrying Walmart, Publix and fast-food chains are 10 minutes away, west of Winston-Salem.
Stop by La Oaxaquena Taqueria for a great Mexican meal.
Stop by and get a great meal at East of Texas less than 2 miles from Sunnyside.
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Cornered by two highways
Sunnyside is a moderately walkable and bike-friendly neighborhood, and many university students get to class without using a car. Sunnyside has a few bus lines that run through the area and interstate onramps border the town. Nestled into the corner of Highways 40 and 52, commuting residents are in an ideal location for getting to downtown Winston-Salem and the rest of the Piedmont Triad.
At the intersection of US40 and US52, Sunnyside is located.
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On average, homes in Sunnyside, Winston-Salem sell after 61 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Sunnyside, Winston-Salem over the last 12 months is $202,500, up 51% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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