Why Live in Moravian-Baywood
Moravian-Baywood, located in the northwest corner of Winston-Salem, offers a mix of rural and urban living. The neighborhood is known for its mature trees and quiet streets, with homes ranging from split-levels to Colonial Revival and Traditional styles, mostly built in the 1970s and 1980s. Residents appreciate the spacious lots and family-friendly atmosphere. The area is conveniently close to US Route 52, providing easy access to downtown Winston-Salem, about 11 miles southeast. Local amenities include Nelson Malloy Park, featuring a playground, splash pad, and picnic area, located about 3 miles south of most homes. Historic Bethabara Park, about 4 miles south, is known for its 18th-century buildings and seasonal events. Grocery shopping is accessible at nearby Food Lion, Walgreens, and La Victoria Grocery & Meat Market on Reynolda Road. Dining options include El Camino Real and Taco Riendo 3, with more diverse choices available downtown. The neighborhood is served by the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools system, with Gibson Elementary, Northwest Middle, and North Forsyth High School, the latter offering a health science magnet program. Public transportation is limited, so most residents rely on personal vehicles. Moravian-Baywood is noted for its convenient access to major roads, making it a desirable place for families.
