Clemmons NC Homes For Sale & Local Guide
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Clemmons is one of the most popular suburbs of Winston-Salem, offering a mix of established neighborhoods, golf communities, and newer developments near shopping and parks. The village sits along Interstate 40, making it an easy commute to major employers, medical centers, and nearby Triad cities like Winston-Salem and Lewisville.
Whether you’re exploring Clemmons homes for sale or researching the community before moving, this guide covers everything you need to know—housing, schools, neighborhoods, things to do, and what life in Clemmons really feels like.
For official village information, demographics, and growth updates, you can visit the Village of Clemmons website or view current data through the U.S. Census QuickFacts.
If you’re already comparing areas across Forsyth and Davie counties, you can explore nearby community guides like:
• Bermuda Run • Mocksville • Winston-Salem
Living in Clemmons NC
Clemmons sits in southwest Forsyth County along Interstate 40, offering an easy ten-mile drive into Winston-Salem. The village blends quiet residential areas with quick access to shopping, medical centers, and major Triad employers. Many people choose Clemmons because it has a small-town feel while staying close to city conveniences.
You’ll find established neighborhoods, golf communities, and newer developments near schools and Village Point. If you’re comparing nearby towns, you can explore additional local guides like Lewisville and Winston-Salem.
The village continues to grow with new restaurants, local businesses, and expanded greenway connections. Community services and demographic information are managed through the Village of Clemmons and supported by the U.S. Census QuickFacts for up-to-date population and household data.
If you’re researching the area as a potential homebuyer, you can view current listings directly on our Clemmons homes page: Clemmons NC Homes for Sale.
Clemmons NC Homes For Sale
Clemmons offers a wide range of homes, from established neighborhoods with mature trees to golf communities and new construction near Village Point. If you’re browsing the market, you can see everything currently listed here: Clemmons Homes for Sale.
You’ll find options that fit different needs—starter homes, move-up homes, low-maintenance townhomes, and custom properties on larger lots. Many buyers like Clemmons because it provides space and quiet without giving up access to shopping and medical centers in nearby Winston-Salem.
What Types of Homes Are in Clemmons?
- Established communities — Places like Clemmons West and Waterford offer tree-lined streets, traditional homes, and easy access to parks.
- Golf course living — Salem Glen is the largest and most known golf community, built around a Nicklaus Design course with a clubhouse and amenities.
- New construction — Several builders have created new communities near Village Point and Peace Haven Road, offering modern layouts and energy-efficient features.
- Townhomes & villas — Low-maintenance options are available throughout Clemmons, especially near I-40 and the Village Point area.
If you want help narrowing the choices, Mantle Realty can walk you through HOA differences, price ranges, and which subdivisions match your daily commute. You can get in touch here: Contact Mantle Realty.
Market Trends & Property Research
Before purchasing, many buyers look into local home trends, neighborhood turnover rates, and school assignments. Useful sources include:
- National Association of Realtors – Market Research
- Zillow Home Value Index (general trend overview)
- Village of Clemmons – Planning & Zoning for future development and long-range projects
- Mantle Realty Blog for local Triad real estate insights
If you’re comparing Clemmons to other nearby towns, you can visit:
Location & Commute
Clemmons is positioned just southwest of Winston-Salem along Interstate 40, making it one of the most convenient suburban locations in Forsyth County. Most residents choose Clemmons because it offers quiet neighborhoods with fast access to major roads, medical centers, and daily shopping.
Major Roads Serving Clemmons
- I-40 — Runs directly through Clemmons with Exits 182 and 184. This is the primary route into Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and the rest of the Triad.
- US-158 — Cuts through the heart of Clemmons, connecting the village to Bermuda Run, Advance, and the western side of Forsyth County.
- Lewisville-Clemmons Road — The main commercial corridor with access to restaurants, grocery stores, Village Point, and retail.
Commute Times
Typical drive times from Clemmons:
- Downtown Winston-Salem: ~10–15 minutes
- Novant Health & Atrium Wake Forest Baptist Medical Centers: ~15 minutes
- Greensboro: 30–40 minutes
- High Point: 25–30 minutes
- Mooresville / Lake Norman area: 45–55 minutes
Nearby Amenities
- Clemmons Medical Center (Novant Health) — Immediate care, imaging, and specialty services.
- Village Point Shopping — Groceries, restaurants, greenway access, and family amenities.
- Tanglewood Park — Golf, pool, trails, playgrounds, dog park, and year-round recreation.
If you’re comparing commute times or trying to figure out which part of Clemmons works best for your lifestyle, you can browse homes by location here: Clemmons NC Homes for Sale.
Things To Do in Clemmons
Clemmons has a mix of outdoor recreation, local events, and family-friendly activities. Many residents choose the area because it offers space and quiet without losing easy access to shopping, greenways, parks, and restaurants. Below are some of the village’s most popular things to do.
Tanglewood Park
Tanglewood Park is one of the biggest attractions in the entire Triad. Located along the Yadkin River, the park includes golf courses, walking and biking trails, horseback riding, fishing lakes, an Aquatic Center, picnic shelters, and the well-known Festival of Lights each winter.
- Two championship golf courses
- Walking & biking trails throughout the park
- Large playgrounds and open green space
- Horse stables and trail rides
- Seasonal pool and splash area
Village Point Lake & Greenway
Village Point is one of Clemmons’ biggest recreation hubs. The greenway wraps around the lake with nearly three-quarters of a mile of paved path, a fishing pier, and active plans for expanding trail connections. It’s a favorite spot for walkers, runners, and families looking for an easy outdoor loop.
- Paved walking trail around the lake
- Fishing pier overlooking Village Point Lake
- Access to nearby restaurants and shopping
Learn more about the greenway directly through the village: Village Point Greenway.
Clemmons Farmers Market
Held at the Jerry Long Family YMCA, the Clemmons Farmers Market runs seasonally and features local produce, baked goods, handmade items, and specialty vendors. It’s a weekly community gathering spot from spring through fall.
Local Restaurants & Breweries
Clemmons’ restaurant scene continues to grow, especially near Lewisville-Clemmons Road and Village Point. Residents enjoy everything from locally owned eateries to national chains with easy parking and quick access to I-40. If you want to explore more nearby options, you’re only minutes from the dining scene in Winston-Salem.
Nearby Wineries & Day Trips
Clemmons sits near several Yadkin Valley wine destinations and scenic spots throughout Davie and Forsyth counties. Popular options include Rayson Vineyards and Childress Vineyards—both short drives from the village.
For more local highlights in other nearby towns, check out our guides:
Lewisville |
Bermuda Run |
Winston-Salem
What Schools And Universities Are In Lewisville & Clemmons?
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.
Popular Neighborhoods & Communities in Clemmons
Clemmons offers a wide mix of neighborhoods, each with its own layout, amenities, and price ranges. Below are some of the most recognized communities, along with helpful links and information to guide your search. If you want to browse all Triad subdivisions, you can visit our neighborhood directory here: Triad Neighborhoods & Subdivisions.
Clemmons West
Clemmons West is one of the village’s most established neighborhoods, located near Tanglewood Park and convenient to Winston-Salem. Streets are lined with mature trees, and many homes sit on larger lots compared to newer developments. The community includes a pool, playgrounds, and walking areas.
- Traditional-style homes from various decades
- Large lots and mature landscaping
- Close to Tanglewood Park’s golf, trails, pool, and Festival of Lights
Waterford
Waterford is a large, well-known subdivision developed over several phases starting in the 1980s. Homes here offer classic curb appeal, sidewalks, and community features. The location near Peace Haven Road keeps residents close to schools, shopping, and greenway expansion areas.
- Sidewalks and community areas
- Traditional floor plans with modern updates
- Quick drive to Village Point shopping & restaurants
Salem Glen
Salem Glen is Clemmons’ premier golf course community, centered around a Nicklaus Design golf course. The neighborhood includes custom homes, luxury properties, and townhomes, all wrapped around the club and its amenities.
- Golf course views throughout the community
- Country club amenities available with membership
- Mix of townhomes, ranch homes, and custom homes
Neighborhoods Near Village Point
The area surrounding Village Point has seen significant growth over the past decade. New communities offer open-concept layouts, energy-efficient builds, and close proximity to the Village Point Lake & Greenway.
- Newer construction homes from regional and national builders
- Close to Clemmons Medical Center, YMCA, and restaurants
- Walkable access to greenway loops and fishing pier
Townhomes & Low-Maintenance Living
Clemmons also offers multiple townhome communities, many located near I-40 for easy commuting. These neighborhoods appeal to downsizers, first-time buyers, and anyone wanting less yard work.
- Attached homes with low HOA-maintained landscaping
- Popular near Peace Haven Road and Village Point
- Strong rental and resale demand due to convenience
Looking for a Specific Subdivision?
If you’re searching for something exact, our team can help you find HOAs, amenities, and all current listings in any Clemmons neighborhood. Start here: Homes for Sale in Clemmons.
Clemmons Neighborhoods & Subdivisions
Want to explore specific neighborhoods in Clemmons? Use the list below to dive into communities, HOA details, and homes for sale in each area.
Is Clemmons NC Right for You?
Clemmons attracts buyers who want suburban living without giving up quick access to Winston-Salem, medical centers, and major highways. The village offers strong schools, active parks, golf communities, newer developments, and quiet streets surrounded by trees and green space.
If you’re still exploring the area, you can compare Clemmons with nearby markets like
Lewisville, Winston-Salem, and Bermuda Run.
When you’re ready to look at homes, you can browse every active listing updated daily: Clemmons NC Homes for Sale.
Have Questions? We’re Here to Help.
Whether you’re buying, selling, or just exploring neighborhoods, the Mantle Realty team knows Clemmons inside and out. If you want a quick conversation about timing, price ranges, or schools, reach out anytime: Contact Mantle Realty.
About Mantle Realty
Mantle Realty is a leading independent real estate firm based in North Carolina, proudly serving communities across the Triad and beyond. We’re passionate about providing clients with cutting-edge technology and genuine hometown service, whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading, or selling a property.
Many of our agents have lived in the areas they serve for years — some their entire lives — and take pride in turning clients into neighbors. With offices in Kernersville, Lexington, and High Point, and agents throughout North Carolina, Mantle delivers local expertise with statewide reach.
At Mantle Realty, we believe home buying is about more than property lines — it’s about people, purpose, and legacy. As an independently owned firm, not a corporate franchise or virtual brokerage, we’re part of the same communities we serve. Our mission is to lead with compassion and purpose so every relationship leaves a lasting impact beyond the sale. When you choose Mantle, you’re not just finding a home — you’re partnering with neighbors who are helping build something that lasts.