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Whether you are relocating to the Triad or just looking for something different across town, Lewisville and Clemmons offer small-town charm with big-city convenience. Check out everything you need to know about Lewisville Clemmons homes for sale right here.
Known as the “Internationally Small Town”, Lewisville is a vibrant community, strategically located in a major transportation corridor that brings you close to surrounding areas like Winston-Salem. What used to be called Clemmonsville, Clemmons is just 10 miles from the heart of Winston-Salem.
If you’re considering a move to North Carolina and wondering where to plant your roots, the charming towns of Lewisville and Clemmons should top your list. Nestled in the heart of Forsyth County and a stone’s throw away from the bustling city of Winston-Salem, both towns offer a unique blend of small-town tranquility and convenient city access. Let’s dive into why living in Lewisville or Clemmons might just be the best decision you ever make.
Lewisville and Clemmons are not just geographical entities; they are vibrant communities with distinct personalities. Known for their lush landscapes, friendly neighborhoods, and active community life, these towns epitomize North Carolina’s warm hospitality.
Community Spirit: Both towns boast a strong sense of community, with numerous local events, parades, and festivals that knit residents together in a tight-knit tapestry of fellowship and fun.
Lewisville, not far from Winston-Salem, offers a perfect blend of traditional charm and modern conveniences. The town’s history is rich and visible in its well-preserved architecture and the stories that old-timers are always willing to share.
Quality of Life: Residents enjoy high-quality living standards, thanks to excellent local schools, plentiful parks, and a variety of recreational facilities that cater to all ages.
Economic Stability: The proximity to major employers in and around Forsyth County and Winston-Salem provides ample employment opportunities, making living in Lewisville both convenient and economically sensible.
Clemmons complements its sister town Lewisville with its own set of perks. Positioned beautifully along the Yadkin River, Clemmons offers breathtaking scenic views and a plethora of outdoor activities.
Outdoor Recreation: From kayaking and fishing in the Yadkin River to exploring local parks and trails, Clemmons is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Shopping and Dining: Clemmons also boasts a thriving dining scene and an array of shopping options that include everything from local boutiques to well-known retail chains.
While other North Carolina towns also boast their own unique attractions, Lewisville and Clemmons offer a distinctive blend of lifestyle benefits:
Strategic Location: Their proximity to Winston-Salem allows residents to enjoy the perks of city life without living in the middle of the hustle and bustle.
Growing Yet Manageable: Unlike the rapid expansion seen in larger cities, the growth in Lewisville and Clemmons is steady, allowing for strategic development without sacrificing community character.
Lewisville and Clemmons are centrally located with easy access to universities like Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem State University and Forsyth Technical Community College.
Younger students in Lewisville and Clemmons attend Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Public Schools, many of which have excellent test scores, low student-to-teacher ratios, and active PTAs.
Lewisville and Clemmons are home to many festivals and outdoor activities, fun for the whole family! One of the area’s most attended events is Tanglewood’s Festival of Lights. The drive-through Christmas lights spectacle is open from the middle of November until January 1st. The light show is also home to a gift shop, S’moresville and visits from Santa!
Tanglewood Park is open all year around with two championship golf courses, an aquatic center, softgolf, horseback riding, and even a BMX Bike track. Tanglewood host multiple community events throughout the year.
The annual Lewisville Street Party and Food Truck Festival has a little something for everyone. Admission to the festival is free and is held annually in the month of June. Festival goers should bring a lawn chair and prepare for a night of live music and lots of food under the stars at Shallowford Square.
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Many of Mantle Realty’s agents have lived in the areas they serve their entire lives, and love turning their clients into their neighbors. With offices in Kernersville, Lexington, and High Point, Mantle is equipped to cover all of the Triad with convenience and care.