High Point NC
Homes for Sale
The Furniture Capital of the World. Established neighborhoods, new construction, top-rated schools, and easy highway access to everywhere in the Triad — all in one central Guilford County market.
Why Buyers Are Moving to High Point NC
High Point is one of the key cities in the NC Triad — and one of the most compelling for buyers who want real value without sacrificing lifestyle. With 115,000+ residents, it blends historic character with new development and retail growth that keeps pulling people in.
Known worldwide as the Furniture Capital of the World, High Point hosts the High Point Market twice a year — bringing nearly 100,000 visitors and driving ongoing investment throughout the region. That economic energy translates into a city that keeps improving.
For buyers, that means more home for your money than larger NC metros, a central location with excellent highway access, and a community that still feels like a real place rather than a generic bedroom suburb.
What makes High Point practical for buyers
Character homes, newer construction, strong schools, solid highway access — High Point tends to cover the list.
High Point Neighborhoods Buyers Ask About Most
These are the communities that consistently come up when buyers start searching in High Point. Each one brings a different mix of home style, setting, and feel.
Emerywood
High Point's most iconic neighborhood. Classic architecture, mature trees, walkable streets, and historic homes that hold their value.
Deep River
Northern High Point with lake views near Oak Hollow, a community feel, quick NC-68 access, and top-rated Guilford County schools nearby.
Willow Creek
Golf-course access, established homes, mature landscaping, and easy routes into High Point and surrounding Triad cities.
Jamestown
Between High Point and Greensboro. Walkable historic center, established neighborhoods, strong schools, and small-town feel without the distance.
Oak Hollow Area
Subdivisions along the Skeet Club Road and Eastchester corridor — a mix of home styles with consistent long-term demand and good amenity access.
Sandy Ridge Area
Larger lots, a more private feel, and easy access to both High Point and Kernersville. Popular for buyers who want space without giving up convenience.
Archdale
Just south of High Point — newer developments, larger lots, quieter streets, and quick I-85 access toward Charlotte. More space, same convenience.
A Real Look at High Point
Sometimes a neighborhood makes more sense when you see it. This gives you a real feel for what High Point looks like day-to-day — the streets, the energy, the kind of place it actually is.
From the Market district downtown to the quieter residential streets and newer corridors near Eastchester, High Point is more layered than most people expect before they start looking here.
Things to Do in High Point NC
High Point gives residents a real mix of parks, sports, arts, events, and food. Everything is close — no tactical plan required just to leave the driveway.
High Point Rockers Baseball
The Rockers play at Truist Point Stadium — an Atlantic League partner of Major League Baseball. Affordable, family-friendly games all season. One of the best things to happen to this city in recent years.
High Point Theatre
Productions, concerts, and community events run year-round. Combined with High Point University campus events, there's consistently something on the calendar that doesn't involve driving to another city.
Downtown High Point
Restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, markets, and performance venues keep expanding. The Furniture Market brings twice-a-year energy and new spots keep showing up between those.
The High Point Market
Twice a year, this city becomes the world's largest furniture trade show. Even if you're not in the industry, the energy, temporary restaurants, and buzz are unlike anything you'd see in a comparable mid-size city.
Community Events
From the Uncle Sam Jam on the 4th of July to neighborhood gatherings and local festivals, High Point shows up for its community throughout the year — not just on paper.
Local Food & Brew Scene
Brown Truck Brewery, growing spots along North Main, and a food scene that has actual personality. Real places, not just chain restaurants. High Point has more going on than most people realize until they move.
Schools in High Point
High Point is served primarily by Guilford County Schools, with some areas extending into Davidson County Schools depending on exact location.
High Point University sits at the center of the city — ranked #1 Best Regional College in the South for nine consecutive years, with a 97% career outcomes rate that's eleven points above the national average.
Guilford Technical Community College has campuses in both High Point and nearby Jamestown for additional technical and transfer pathways.
- Guilford County magnet, IB, STEM, and arts-based programs
- Charter and private school options throughout the Triad
- Early college programs connected to regional universities
- HPU campus events open to the broader High Point community
Commutes, Travel & Highway Access
One of High Point's biggest practical advantages is access. Major interstates run through the city, making daily commuting and regional travel simple. Many residents live 10–20 minutes from their office.
The Piedmont Triad International Airport (PTI) sits just west of the city — 15–20 minutes from most High Point neighborhoods and connecting to destinations across the country.
- I-74, I-85, and Hwy 68 run directly through or around the city
- Greensboro: approx. 15–20 min — Winston-Salem: approx. 20–25 min
- Kernersville and Lexington: under 20 minutes from most areas
- PTI Airport: 15–20 min from most High Point neighborhoods
Mantle Realty in High Point
We have a full office on Eastchester Drive — one of the main corridors in the city — with agents who live, work, and buy in this market.
Eastchester Drive — In the Heart of High Point
- 📍 2212 Eastchester Dr, High Point, NC 27265
- 📞 336.939.6683
Our High Point team knows the streets, the schools, the subdivisions, and which neighborhoods are changing fastest. That local knowledge matters more than any search filter.
Real Training, Not Slides
Our High Point office runs active training programs — real scenarios, real market practice, real conversations about what's working right now.
Video Studio On-Site
Full video production studio inside the office. Content, marketing, social — built in, not outsourced. Agents here actually use it.
A Team That Shows Up
We celebrate, we show up in the community, and we take the culture seriously. Not a franchise, not a virtual office — it's ours.
All High Point Subdivisions
Click any community for neighborhood details, current listings, and market info.
- Emerywood
- Emerywood Estates
- Emerywood Forest
- Emerywood Hills
- Deep River Plantation
- Oak Hollow Estates
- Oakview Estates
- Willow Creek
- Bluffs at Willow Creek
- Legacy at Sandy Ridge
- Kamden / Sandy Ridge
- Air Harbor Estates
- Austin Downs
- Barrington Estates
- Crossings at Eagles Trace
- Westridge Heights
- Stoney Creek
- Saint Andrews / Stoney Creek
- Stoneybrook
- Laurel Oak Ranch
- Meadows at Laurel Oak
- Ashebrook Place
- Johnson St Historic District
- Abbington Place
Helpful Ways to Narrow Down Your Search
Three resources that actually move the needle — and one thing to do before looking at too many homes.
Read the buyer guide first
If you're early in the process, this walks through showings, offers, inspections, and closing — without the filler most guides stuff in to hit a word count.
Read the Buyer GuideUnderstand the real cost
The down payment is only part of the story. Closing costs, inspections, and ongoing expenses can sneak up on buyers if nobody lays it out clearly.
See the Real CostGet preapproved early
Before you look at too many homes, get preapproved. In a fast-moving market, sellers take prepared buyers more seriously. Rude but true.
Why Preapproval MattersHigh Point NC Home Buyer FAQ
The questions that actually come up — answered without the filler.
Is High Point a good place to buy a home?
Yes. More home for the money than larger NC metros, central Triad access, strong schools, a growing downtown, and a real community identity that doesn't feel manufactured.
What neighborhoods should I look at in High Point?
Emerywood for historic character. Deep River for lake-area community feel. Willow Creek for golf and established homes. Sandy Ridge for space. Jamestown if you want small-town feel with strong schools. It depends what you're after.
How are the schools in High Point?
Guilford County Schools with magnet, IB, and STEM programs. High Point University is #1 Best Regional College in the South for 9 straight years. GTCC campuses provide additional technical and transfer pathways nearby.
What's the commute like from High Point?
Very manageable. Greensboro is 15–20 min. Winston-Salem is 20–25 min. PTI Airport is 15–20 min from most neighborhoods. I-74, I-85, and Hwy 68 all run through or adjacent to the city.
What is the High Point Market?
One of the largest trade shows in the world — focused on home furnishings. Nearly 100,000 attendees twice a year. It drives ongoing investment in the city and gives High Point a global profile you don't find in many mid-size cities.
Can Mantle Realty help me find a home in High Point?
Yes — we have a full office on Eastchester Drive with agents who know this market well. We help buyers compare neighborhoods, search smarter, and move faster with less guesswork.
Ready to Find High Point NC Homes for Sale?
Whether you're relocating or already in the Triad, we help buyers narrow down neighborhoods, compare the right areas, and move faster with less guesswork. High Point has more range than most people expect — we help you make sense of it.
