Why Live in Mount Tabor
Mount Tabor in northwestern Winston-Salem is a serene neighborhood nestled among mature woodlands, offering a retreat-like atmosphere with eloquent and spacious homes. Despite its secluded feel, it is conveniently located less than 7 miles from downtown Winston-Salem and even closer to the retail corridor along Robinhood Road. The neighborhood features midcentury ranch-style homes, split-levels, and larger 21st-century New Traditional homes and custom builds in the Bent Tree Farm subdivision. Students in Mount Tabor can attend highly rated schools such as Jefferson Elementary, Thomas Jefferson Middle, and Mount Tabor High, as well as private options like Summit School and Calvary Day School.
Mount Tabor is rich in historical significance, with Reynolda Historic District, Historic Bethabara Park, and the Historic Town of Salem all within a few miles. For recreation, residents can visit Leinbach Park, which features a nautical-themed playground, tennis courts, and a picnic shelter, or the nearby Jamison Dog Park. Cyclists can enjoy the Muddy Creek Greenway, which connects to bike-friendly streets. Golf enthusiasts are close to Old Town Club and Forsyth Country Club, both offering 18-hole courses.
The neighborhood's primary shopping centers, Sherwood Plaza and Mount Tabor Place, provide convenient access to grocery stores and familiar retail brands. Dining options range from fast-food and fast-casual restaurants to local eateries like Bobo’s Deli and Grill and Vincenzo’s. While public transportation is limited, residents can access a few Winston-Salem Transit Authority bus stops along Robinhood Road. Most residents commute by car, with Silas Creek Parkway providing the fastest route to Interstate 40, about 9 miles away. The neighborhood is also approximately 30 miles from Piedmont Triad International Airport.
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