Neighborhoods in Forsyth County, NC

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  Brookwood

  Brookwood is a working-class community just northeast of downtown Winston-Salem. Bungalows are common, and the Delta Arts Center showcases public art. U.S. Routes 52 and 311 help make commutes more convenient.

  • Average Value

    $130K

  • List Price

    $52K - $261K

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    5 Listings

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  Waughtown

  Waughtown in southeast Winston-Salem has older bungalows and a historic Shell Oil service station. Sprague Street Park offers recreation, and Latin American-owned businesses line Waughtown Street. Interstate 40 provides commuter access.

  • Average Value

    $125K

  • List Price

    $75K - $219K

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    3 Listings

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  Belview

  On Winston-Salem's south side, Belview is a suburb with early- to mid-1900s cottages and Craftsman-style homes. The north features local eateries like Kermit's Hot Dog House, and the south has a playground. Residents can access I-40 and I-285 for convenient commutes.

  • Average Value

    $121K

  • List Price

    $70K - $192K

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    1 Listing

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  Forest Park

  Forest Park, southeast of Winston-Salem, features bungalows and ranch-style homes. Its namesake park and Kermit's Hot Dog House are local attractions. Downtown Winston-Salem is about 3 miles away.

  • Average Value

    $120K

  • List Price

    $81K - $221K

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    2 Listings

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  Columbia Heights

  Columbia Heights is a renter-friendly community 3 miles southeast of Winston-Salem, accessible via U.S. Route 52. Bowman Gray Stadium is a community staple, hosting both car races and Winston-Salem State University football games.

  • Average Value

    $110K

  • List Price

    $90K - $183K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    1 Listing

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  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,

  • Average Value

    $318K

  • List Price

    $222K - $542K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

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  Stanleyville

  Stanleyville, a Winston-Salem suburb, offers single-family homes, condos and townhouses close to Rural Hall. Proximity to the Winston-Salem Northern Beltway adds appeal for commuters. Parks cater to sports and nature lovers. Major employers like WestRock and Hanes, and shopping centers are nearby.

  • Average Value

    $248K

  • List Price

    $192K - $379K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

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  Middle Fork

  Middle Fork in Winston-Salem is a residential suburb with affordable housing and convenient commutes via Route 311 and Interstate 74. Recreation includes Crawford Park, and students attend Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools.

  • Average Value

    $211K

  • List Price

    $144K - $321K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Middle Fork
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  Tobaccoville

  Tobaccoville has a quiet literal name, as this northwestern Forsyth County village is named after a tobacco factory that fueled the economy in the late 1800s. While tobacco farms have been replaced with family farms and wedding venues, the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company continues the tradition and creates a source of jobs close to home. Though

  • Average Value

    $314K

  • List Price

    $201K - $649K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    41 Listings

  Tobaccoville
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  Rural Hall

  Rural Hall’s name is slightly misconceiving, because the town is not so rural. The area has tall, full trees near homes that lend to the small-town atmosphere, but Rural Hall also has frequent community events and jobs close to home. “Rural Hall has close proximity to Winston-Salem, and that makes it really attractive,” says Shawn Gaudet de

  • Average Value

    $278K

  • List Price

    $185K - $531K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    26 Listings

  Rural Hall
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  Walkertown

  Some people work in Winston-Salem at major employers like Wake Forest University or the local Atrium Health clinics, but not everyone who works in Winston-Salem wants to live in the city and pay high city taxes. Walkertown is a quickly growing area north of the city with lower tax rates and new subdivisions still under construction. “Walkertown is

  • Average Value

    $276K

  • List Price

    $173K - $698K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    36 Listings

  Walkertown

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