Arbor Park is one of northern Davidson County’s newest neighborhoods, built by CG2 Homes of Winston-Salem. It sits in the Arcadia community, off the NC-150 corridor south of Winston-Salem. It sits in the band of Davidson County that borders Forsyth — close enough to Clemmons and Winston-Salem to commute comfortably, far enough out to keep lot sizes and tax rates that Forsyth County cannot match.
Getting Around
Downtown Clemmons is roughly fifteen minutes away, and Silas Creek Parkway is under twenty — which puts most of Winston-Salem’s employment, medical and retail centers within a manageable drive. Lexington is south on the same corridor. For buyers weighing Davidson County against a closer-in Forsyth address, that drive time is usually the whole decision.
The Homes
CG2 builds from an established set of floor plans rather than starting from scratch on each lot, so homes here share a consistent level of finish while still varying in layout. That consistency is worth something at resale: a neighborhood where the houses were built to a common standard tends to hold value more predictably than one assembled lot-by-lot over decades.
As with any newer community, ask which lots remain, what is standard versus upgrade, and how the builder handles the punch list after closing. Those answers vary by phase.
Schools
Arbor Park is served by Davidson County Schools. Boundaries are set by the district and can be redrawn as the area grows, which is worth confirming directly rather than assuming — northern Davidson has seen steady residential growth, and growth is what drives redistricting.
Search Homes in Arbor Park
You can search homes across Davidson County to see what is currently available in and around Arbor Park. If you want to know what is releasing next, or want representation that works for you rather than the builder, talk to Mantle Realty.