Miller’s Reserve is a Keystone Homes community at 2909 Flat Rock Drive in south Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in Forsyth County’s 27127 zip code — built on the former GEM Dairy Farm, the Millers’ “Land of Milk and Honey.” It is actively selling as of August 2026 with plans from $354,990, and the location is USDA-eligible — zero-down financing for qualified buyers.
Homes at Miller’s Reserve
Eight floorplans run 1,645 to 3,532 sq ft, all with 2-car garages — the flexible Ellerbe, the two-story core (Southport from $354,990, Greensboro, Jamestown, Kendall, Asheville), and the Fairfield and 3,532 sq ft Hanover from $437,990. Crown moulding, a wainscoted foyer, and quartz counters are standard, and the HOA covers front-lawn care.
Living in South Winston-Salem
Flat Rock Drive sits fifteen minutes from downtown with Tanglewood Park close — sharing its school chain with the 27127 corridor’s other new communities (Fishel Village, Hopewell Garden) while adding the USDA angle none of them carry.
Schools Serving Miller’s Reserve
The community falls within the Kimmel Farm Elementary School attendance area, feeding to Flat Rock Middle School and Parkland High School, all Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools. Attendance boundaries are set by the district and can change, so confirm current assignments directly before relying on them.
Search Homes in Miller’s Reserve
On new construction, register with your own agent on your first sales-office visit or you lose representation — at no cost to you, since the builder pays either way. Visit Contact Mantle Realty to start.